How to fix sound from lowdry stardust - Boss Micro BR Digital Recorder

Contact Peavey customer service for help.

1. Confirm that there no is power to the unit from the wall.
2. With power on confirm no lights or hum from speakers
3. They have a slow-blow fuse shown on the circuit diagram
4. Check fuse if blown replace with same type

Take it to a tech... What are you going to do to fix it, hit it with a big rock?

have you checked the fuse in back?

As Tom Jones sang 'It's not unusual....' The amp has probably gone and you need to get it fixed. These are not the most reliable and I would suggest getting something better from another manufacturer if you can afford it, perhaps a local shop would do you a trade in if they can fix it?

maybe try turning the wire from your guitar to the amp around you might have the inlet in the outlet socket?
if not its probably damaged internal wires for the speakers

Same problem. have you figured out how to fix that?

Have you checked the cables? If that doesn't fix it, you probably have a loose connection inside between the "mixer" unit and "amp" unit

IF this is the instrument I'm thinking of, you're gonna have fun trying to do it. I can not give advice on this specific model, they're not exactly common. Normally, you have to get behind it by taking the back off, then use long shaft tools to take off the nuts or take out the screws that hold it in place. Whatever you do, make sure it's unplugged, both the organ and the drive, before you do anything else. usually, there is one screw on either side near the front of the unit, and sometimes one in the back near where the wires plug in but then again I have not seen the inside of this specific model. If it's the one I'm remembering, do whatever it takes to keep it in good repair, they are a valuable instrument. Good luck use your eyes and brain first.