12-17-2014, 08:27 PM
hmm... that switch looks like its a rotary switch. is that right?
I think you should disable it. whoever did it wasn't thinking. You can't just have the switch connect the 1/4 jack to the input of the power amp or the speakers. because the speakers are still hooked up to the amp.
if you really want to have the switch you need to have a switch that also removes the amplifier from the speakers.
for the time being, i would disable it.
as for why it doesn't turn on... The white wire coming in from the power cable goes to that terminal board, but I can't see anything else connected to it. am I missing something?
I think you should disable it. whoever did it wasn't thinking. You can't just have the switch connect the 1/4 jack to the input of the power amp or the speakers. because the speakers are still hooked up to the amp.
if you really want to have the switch you need to have a switch that also removes the amplifier from the speakers.
for the time being, i would disable it.
as for why it doesn't turn on... The white wire coming in from the power cable goes to that terminal board, but I can't see anything else connected to it. am I missing something?