jdubbau
10+ year member
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I was told my 700.1 had an RCA issue by a local repair shop and I want to verify or at least get some others opinions on it as I want to get it repaired by someone who knows their stuff an put it up or trade it off.
I noticed when I was looking very close at the board that their is a resistor that looks to be burned up or the lead that connects to the board is. Could this be a very simple repair with a new resistor being put in place and that's it? Guys take a look and let me know what you think. Took some close up good pics of the board.
The amp goes into protect but only when I plug RCA's in and before it was doing this all the time it cut out 2 times on me but as soon as you turned the Deck off and back on Sound was restored. Then all of a sudden the amp had no sound and I did some trouble shooting by disconnecting everything and connecting one thing at a time. Subs where not connected at all when I plugged the RCA's in and that was the only items I had left to plug in after the RCA's.
Any help would be appreciated so I can get this thing up for sale trade or for SAFE KEEPING>
THESE LOOK OK
I noticed when I was looking very close at the board that their is a resistor that looks to be burned up or the lead that connects to the board is. Could this be a very simple repair with a new resistor being put in place and that's it? Guys take a look and let me know what you think. Took some close up good pics of the board.
The amp goes into protect but only when I plug RCA's in and before it was doing this all the time it cut out 2 times on me but as soon as you turned the Deck off and back on Sound was restored. Then all of a sudden the amp had no sound and I did some trouble shooting by disconnecting everything and connecting one thing at a time. Subs where not connected at all when I plugged the RCA's in and that was the only items I had left to plug in after the RCA's.
Any help would be appreciated so I can get this thing up for sale trade or for SAFE KEEPING>
THESE LOOK OK
