Dangerous power spikes
Reesus
Posts: 7
Hi,
Just purchased the PA model and haven't hooked it up yet.
Our band is using a Mackie board, 2 QSC amp (1 for mains, the other for monitors)
Have since read some reviews on Musicians Friend website. Most of them are glowing however there are a few horror stories detailing blown speakers and fried amps due to power surges, both when powering down or when there is an interuption in power.
Can anyone recommend something to prevent this? Would a Furman Power Conditioner help? Is there a certain power up/down sequnece that should be adhered to?
Any help would be appareciated. My band mates lovc me but not enough to have all our gear cooked.
Just purchased the PA model and haven't hooked it up yet.
Our band is using a Mackie board, 2 QSC amp (1 for mains, the other for monitors)
Have since read some reviews on Musicians Friend website. Most of them are glowing however there are a few horror stories detailing blown speakers and fried amps due to power surges, both when powering down or when there is an interuption in power.
Can anyone recommend something to prevent this? Would a Furman Power Conditioner help? Is there a certain power up/down sequnece that should be adhered to?
Any help would be appareciated. My band mates lovc me but not enough to have all our gear cooked.
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Comments
The sequence is:
amps always on last
and off first
Its that simple...
Gadget
Gadget is spot on as always.
C