Post by oregonkiwi on Sept 23, 2010 17:53:30 GMT -5
Hey folks,
I have the USP-1,and had it,and also two XPA-1's for a couple of months or so now.
I was listening to music at home,come to realize that I had been only listening to one channel from another room for several hours.
One XPA-1 was not even powered on.
After checking to see if it was hot,and maybe went into some kind of protect mode,saw it was stone cold,therefore I came to the conclusion it had never powered on to begin with.
I checked the trigger cables,then switched it on manually.
Came on ok,sounded great,so switched trigger cables between XPA's,then the other XPA-1 would not power up?
Is it in the switching of the USP-1,or perhaps bad cable?
Cold Amp made a loud click at the switch (not thru speakers) but remained off until manually turned on.
Though I do not 'think' it's the cold amp with the problem seeing as the other one wouldn't come on using the remote either after switching wires...does all this make sense?
Anyway,any input/insight before I call the good folks at emotiva would be most welcome.
Regards..
Tom
I have the USP-1,and had it,and also two XPA-1's for a couple of months or so now.
I was listening to music at home,come to realize that I had been only listening to one channel from another room for several hours.
One XPA-1 was not even powered on.
After checking to see if it was hot,and maybe went into some kind of protect mode,saw it was stone cold,therefore I came to the conclusion it had never powered on to begin with.
I checked the trigger cables,then switched it on manually.
Came on ok,sounded great,so switched trigger cables between XPA's,then the other XPA-1 would not power up?
Is it in the switching of the USP-1,or perhaps bad cable?
Cold Amp made a loud click at the switch (not thru speakers) but remained off until manually turned on.
Though I do not 'think' it's the cold amp with the problem seeing as the other one wouldn't come on using the remote either after switching wires...does all this make sense?
Anyway,any input/insight before I call the good folks at emotiva would be most welcome.
Regards..
Tom
