get a different sound source to your amp...that means take your mp3 player and put it's headphone's out to your amp...if it works you know it's not your amp...and it's somewhere in the mixer/CDJs/TTs...or notebook...what you use :?

if you know your amp is ok you can test your mixer with any other two sources to eliminate the possibility of problem being in your CDJs/TTs

can't think for much else...good luck... :-)


btw...these advices are just what came on my mind...they are unwarranted

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Sounds like its your mixer.
Short of getting another soundsource put that level faders up to where its cutting out but turn the master volume knob down. If its cutting then youv pretty much narrowed it to the mixer.

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ok guys thanks for the help, just found another amp randomly that i put away years ago, and sound seems to be fine at all levels, so its gotta be an amp problem. i thought as much because the amp was getting very hot which is unusual. may be a fuse, possibly internal, really dont know, going to have to get it checked out.
hoping its nothing major, really cant fork out for a new amp at the mo.

thanks for your time, appreciate it.

dfop

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