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basic amplifier question
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| Localsky |
What is the correct way to shut down an amplifier? Do you shut down the amplifier first? Or do you shut down the turntables, mixer, and then amp? I know you can ruin your equipment if you get a spike. thanks
Greg |
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| punchline |
| Always amp first, then mixer and then equipment. This is to avoid the, as you mentioned, spikes that could potentially damage your speakers. |
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| Localsky |
| Thanks, I appreciate the help |
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| Teraform |
when you have a set with monitor speakers or powered speakers does it work the same way....
speakers/mixer/tables ect... |
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| punchline |
| Yep same deal. The mixer generates that surge when you turn it off. Regardless of what you have hooked in, be it an amp or powered speakers, it will still create a sudden pop that could cause damage. |
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| Localsky |
| thank you, I appreciate the help |
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| Shook1 |
like punchline said.......thats how u turn your equuipment off.
To turn your equipment on, u do the exact opposite.... mixer/tables first.....then the amp. |
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| conk |
| When I turn my mixer on, my speakers aren't on put my headphones are usually plugged in and i get a pop in them, is that a bad thing? |
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| basd |
| quote: | Originally posted by conk
When I turn my mixer on, my speakers aren't on put my headphones are usually plugged in and i get a pop in them, is that a bad thing? |
Well.. if it damages your speakers, it'll also damage your headphones I think, as they are speakers as well, but customized so you can place em directly over your ears.
(glad they did that customizing, would look a bit funny otherwise.) |
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