To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my AUSTRALIAN MONITOR Amplifier has no sound but is on?
If the AUSTRALIAN MONITOR Amplifier is on but there's no sound, first, check if the volume controls are turned down. For AMC+60, AMC+120 and AMC+250 models, ensure the amplifier hasn't overheated by checking for obstructions above and below it to allow for proper ventilation. Also, you can check if the DC fuse(s) are blown to resolve the issue.
Why is my AUSTRALIAN MONITOR AMC+120 producing distorted sound?
Distorted sound from your AUSTRALIAN MONITOR Amplifier can occur for several reasons. Check speaker loads for shorts. It could also be due to an overloaded input, so try reducing the input level at the source. If the output is being overdriven, reduce the volume levels on the front panel. Also, check if the bass control is turned up too high and reduce the bass control level.
How to fix a AUSTRALIAN MONITOR AMC+120 when the power LED is not on?
If the power LED on your AUSTRALIAN MONITOR Amplifier isn't lit, the amplifier may not be receiving power. Ensure the power switch is turned on, check the mains connection, and inspect the mains fuse.
What to do if AUSTRALIAN MONITOR Amplifier channels 2 and 3 have no sound?
If you're not getting any sound from channels 2 and 3 on your AUSTRALIAN MONITOR Amplifier, it might be because the priority function is active. Try removing the signal by disconnecting the input from channel 1. Also, you can disable the priority function.
General| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
|---|---|
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | <0.1% |
| Damping Factor | >200 |
| Inputs | XLR balanced, RCA unbalanced |
| Outputs | Binding posts |
| Power Output | 120W RMS @ 4 Ohms |
| Input Impedance | 20k Ohms |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | >100dB (A-weighted) |
Verifying amplifier operation and gain using AC signals.
Measurement of Total Harmonic Distortion at specified conditions.
Testing the input signal level required for rated output.
Assessing the amplifier's frequency response range.
