Well, not gonna throw down any racist bashes here, but just for facts, the guy was a hispanic... LoL.
well the amp bench tested fine, couple of the switches weren't working right, but overall, it worked for 100 dollars, kinda figured i was getting a 100 dollar amp. but anyways, as sceptical as i am, i brought it home and opened it up right away.... and found a shat load of this!
yes, 1 ply toilet paper... not gonna drop a racist bash, but one ply none the less. well i thought it was kinda odd that it was all packed in there, so i took it out. and guess what i found under it!
yeah i thought it was pretty cute too... wish i woulda spent more time bench testing... huh... well that kinda sucked, so what should look like this...
looks kinda like this:
yea for me!!! lol toilet paper... and how did they get it to work? maybe it's just one channel that doesn't work. no wonder he was being so carefull with it. crafty little bugger!
lol so my question is, can i just hit the back of the board with a soder gun and have it re-attach?
or how about taking some steal weld (that gray puddy stuff that goes rock hard after cured. electric conductor? dont know.) and pressing it into that so the two terminals hit.
there are a ton of electrical conductive epoxys and glues... but i think i would rather soder it then play with a bunch of expensive chemicals.
well imput would be good. and let me know what you think about this switch layout.
are those switch layouts going to work for me? i wanted to run my lows or my mids off this amp. if the switch layouts are f'ed, which ones should i look into? i am running a alpine 9886, and plan on running active crossovers from pheonix gold. incase, you need that little tid bit of info.
the switches look something like this with the cover off.
well the amp bench tested fine, couple of the switches weren't working right, but overall, it worked for 100 dollars, kinda figured i was getting a 100 dollar amp. but anyways, as sceptical as i am, i brought it home and opened it up right away.... and found a shat load of this!
yes, 1 ply toilet paper... not gonna drop a racist bash, but one ply none the less. well i thought it was kinda odd that it was all packed in there, so i took it out. and guess what i found under it!
yeah i thought it was pretty cute too... wish i woulda spent more time bench testing... huh... well that kinda sucked, so what should look like this...
looks kinda like this:
yea for me!!! lol toilet paper... and how did they get it to work? maybe it's just one channel that doesn't work. no wonder he was being so carefull with it. crafty little bugger!
lol so my question is, can i just hit the back of the board with a soder gun and have it re-attach?
or how about taking some steal weld (that gray puddy stuff that goes rock hard after cured. electric conductor? dont know.) and pressing it into that so the two terminals hit.
there are a ton of electrical conductive epoxys and glues... but i think i would rather soder it then play with a bunch of expensive chemicals.
well imput would be good. and let me know what you think about this switch layout.
are those switch layouts going to work for me? i wanted to run my lows or my mids off this amp. if the switch layouts are f'ed, which ones should i look into? i am running a alpine 9886, and plan on running active crossovers from pheonix gold. incase, you need that little tid bit of info.
the switches look something like this with the cover off.
