Jed,
Are you using the Master Pro Control Shelf?
Are you using an external controller? ... if
so, where are you getting and placing your
audio?
Do you know about the EP-38 (Master Pro
Repeater Power Supply chassis) local mic
circuit and how it must be forward biased
even during external audio connections?
If you have not added the local mic circuit
bias resistor on the proper back plane terminals,
the audio will have serious problems.
Simple fix, hard to figure first time you
encounter it type problem. I'll be here if
you have more questions about it. I've
already beat my head against the wall over the
silly local mic circuit bias issue. Might as
well save you the trouble.
Cheers,
Skipp
> "Jed Barton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey guys.
> Just finished a major overhall on our club repeater.
> The receiver is working fine, it's a GE master pro.
> I've got one issue, the audio is very very basy.
> Is there any way to flatten it out and get some more high end audio?
> Anyone had experience working with the master pro on 220?
> I discovered one thing, without a preamp she's toast.
> It needs a preamp big time.
> Any ideas on how to make the audio better?
>
> Thanks,
> Jed.n1jbc
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