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If your sound is fading in and out this can be the L1® System protecting itself from a problem with the B1 connections. | If your sound is fading in and out this can be the L1® System protecting itself from a problem with the B1 connections. | ||
| − | See: [[B1#Check_the_Cables|Check your B1 Cables]] | + | See: [[B1#Check_the_Cables|Check your B1 Cables]] for information and pictures. |
I have also experienced this when | I have also experienced this when | ||
Revision as of 10:36, 17 June 2010
Troubleshooting note:
If your sound is fading in and out this can be the L1® System protecting itself from a problem with the B1 connections.
See: Check your B1 Cables for information and pictures.
I have also experienced this when
- I inadvertently connected to Power Stands together through a stack of B1s.
- I had more than two B1s connected to a single Power Stand without A1
ST 11:36, 17 June 2010 (EDT)
Other things to try...
- If you are not using the R1 Remote try connecting it.
- If you are using the R1 Remote try disconnecting it.