uhh is this a problem?

[sphinxbccp]

Can i just push it back on or does it have to be soldered?... Trying to find the noise problem in my speakers... Maybe i found it?

Edited October 3, 2012 by sphinxbccp

[MrClean636]

I'm no pro at this, but I think that is suppose to be soldered on the board. The RCA cable carries a positive and negative signal, I believe the outter "ring" is the negative. Someone with more knowledge on this will chime in soon.

[Guest]

probably needs to be resoldered back onto the board. open it up and see how the other three are attached.

thats a weird problem...

edit: ninja'd

Edited October 3, 2012 by Kranny

[sphinxbccp]

I'll wait to open it till i know it won't void any warranty

[Guest]

bro if you're still under warranty, then just call sundown and put in a claim. simple as that.

[CJ18]

bro if you're still under warranty, then just call sundown and put in a claim. simple as that.

Not a sundown amp kranny.

[kl0wn]

That happened to my RF amp. I just put it back in, haven't noticed anything different honestly.

[sphinxbccp]

Recently I've been having a humming noise in my speakers and alt whine, I've done everything to try and find the problem... could this cause that??

[Wicks]

Holy crap!

Yeah that could affect your signal.

I flaky ground could definitely couple in some noise.

If its out of warranty and the input is a seperate board, I can resolder it for ya (I work in a lab...).

If the whole main board needs to come out it might be tricky.

If you can, get some pics with the bottom cover off.

[stevog]

i had this happen to me on a home receiver and i just put it back on and had no noise problems or anything.