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Jolida Tube amp lost output one channel - High-End Audio ...
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/jolida-tube-amp-lost-output-one-channel#:~:text=A%20dummy%20load%20resistor%20%28you%20can%20purchase%20at,between%20channels%20one%20by%20one%20and%20test%20sound.
Jolida Tube amp lost output one channel - High-End Audio ...
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/jolida-tube-amp-lost-output-one-channel
Your miswireing might cause tube go bad in most of cases when the tube is already going bad or you rocked your music to high with misconnected channel. rlwainwright 1,904 posts 07-20-2012 9:26am Swap the tubes from one channel to the next. If the problem follows the tubes, you have your culprit. If not, it's not the tubes... -RW- virtualshawn OP
Lost left channel on old Realistic amp - Tom's Guide Forum
https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/lost-left-channel-on-old-realistic-amp.236089/
Hi All, I picked up a Realistic “System 601” a few months ago, which has an AMP (SA-601), tuner (TM-601), tape deck (SCT-601) and a turntable (LAB-601). While it worked great for a while, over the last two weeks the left speaker has been cutting in and out. Additionally, the system has the...
Distorted Sound & Lost 1 Channel
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/7c69e03f-0217-4fc6-ac07-51cf2f21d778/distorted-sound-amp-lost-1-channel
I am runing vista 32bit. sound was fine suddenly i lost the right channel. i tried head phone, reinstalled drivers but to no avail. the sound worked on one channel for about a week then begins to distort and muffled with very little volume. i uninstalled drivers again then reinstalled the latest for my on-board sound. there my sound was totally lost with a red X on my sound icon. today …
Fixing a blown amp channel | Steve Hoffman Music Forums
https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/fixing-a-blown-amp-channel.307973/
If the channel that works keeps playing when you unplug the amp, letting it go until if fades out on its own will do the trick, but if there's a relay or something which kills the sound immediately when it's unplugged you just have to be careful, wear gloves, use a plastic fuse puller you can get at the auto shop, keep one hand in your pocket, like that.
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