No signs of anything burnt or scorched at all (though again, I haven't flipped the board - will tomorrow).Īny thoughts? I'm more used to things with tubes in them. The Gallien-Krueger Goldline 410GLX Bass Cabinet is loaded with Paragon Goldline aluminum cone loudspeakers designed and manufactured by GK. 500-watt Bass Amplifier Head with 4-band Active EQ, 10dB Pad, and Boost Switch Gallien-Krueger has always believed in doing things their own way, creating innovative products to meet the demands of bass players all over the world. Previous owner told me that a "resistor" had blasted apart, and indeed there was a small chunk of something rattling around in the amp, but that something looked like the plastic/rubber/whatever coating from an NTC thermistor, though the two in this amp aren't "blasted apart", and the amp wouldn't function at all without them. Haven't pulled the board out yet so I haven't checked for cold solder joints. Didn't bother with preamp, since it's completely disconnected for my testing. Here's the schematic for the power amp section: gallien-krueger-backline-600.pdf. Amp delivers plenty of power even while crackling, and fan turns on and off properly. Once the amp warms up enough to stop crackling (somewhere around 40☌ or ~100°f), noise at the output is around 1mv. I can see the noise when I probe Q14/18 base and emitter (perhaps it's coming from Q7A/Q7B, hmm.). Noise at the output is ~100mvP-P, and crackling can be up to 5vP-P, maybe higher (hard to catch on my analog scope). Power supply seems fine otherwise +-60v are nearly exact, +-35v and +-15v are within 10%, and no detectable noise on any of them. Scoping the power supply rails, there's a bit of ripple on the +-60v but nothing that matches the crackling at the output. Hi all, I've got a Backline 600 that's giving me some nasty crackling and noise, which sometimes goes away after the amp warms up, even without the preamp board connected at all - meaning it's the power amp or power supply.
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