Floor monitors hook to mon send on pv 14 mixer miver is hook up pv 900 power amp no sound coming out of monitorsFloor monitors hook to mon send on pv 14 mixer miver is hook up pv 900 power amp no sound coming out of monitors
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Re: Peavey PV 2600 and PV 14 mixer blown out by hard...
Man, that's a tough one. Best answer I can give, it depends. It would take a tech looking at it and making an evaluation. Sometimes it just takes out the front end (preamps), sometimes it's worse.
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It sounds like a power board or overheating issue. Find your local Peavey agent and take it in for repair. If you want to try something, open it up and look for a cooling fan and fluffed up vents.
Look under "Downloads" tab at bottom for owners manual info. In a nutshell...mic to mixer channel #1, mixer connected to power amplifier, amplifier connected to speakers. Start with zero volumes on all equipment, bring up amps 1st (1/2 volume) and then adjust mixer until sound is heard from the microphone.
With the headphones plugged in, and the headphone level turned up you should be able to hear whatever is coming through the main mix. If you cannot hear anything, make sure the buttons marked 'TAPE TO CTRL/ HP' and ' TAPE TO MIX' are not pushed down.
Peavey uses a protection network and sometimes it gets blown when too much power is sent to the speaker. The speaker may be blown however. Peak power for this is 800 Watts and 400 Program... That is NOT RMS power. Make sure your amp is no bigger than 300 Watts RMS driving this. If you are REAL lucky, maybe a lead has fallen off the speaker... Open the unit inspect and test the components.
Each channel is protected separately. I suspect that the outputs are fried on the right side or the output fuse has blown. This should be checked by a service shop.
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Floor monitors hook to mon send on pv 14 mixer miver is hook up pv 900 power amp no sound coming out of monitors
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