Aeris

Anyone ever had a problem with a 1200 where it just stopped? I was playing
in a comp, and was just about to do my first mix, when all of a sudden the
deck stopped. I didn't have my hands anywhere near the controls at the
time, and when I pushed start again it worked. Anyone ever had this
problem? (needless to say it f^#&!d my whole set right up)

A

d parker

Sounds to me to be a loose plug in a powerboard or some other instant power
related issue.

--
Dave Parker
Pro Beat Entertainment
www.probeatentertainment.com
"Aeris" <julianbNOSPAM@student.unsw.edu.au> wrote in message
newsan.2004.05.27.10.49.14.153563@student.unsw.e du.au...
> Anyone ever had a problem with a 1200 where it just stopped? I was playing
> in a comp, and was just about to do my first mix, when all of a sudden the
> deck stopped. I didn't have my hands anywhere near the controls at the
> time, and when I pushed start again it worked. Anyone ever had this
> problem? (needless to say it f^#&!d my whole set right up)
>
> A

Aeris

On Thu, 27 May 2004 23:22:16 +1000, d parker wrote:

> Sounds to me to be a loose plug in a powerboard or some other instant power
> related issue.

Yeah, that's what I thought, but the strobe & target lights were still on,
the stupid thing just wasn't spinning.

A

cab

same thing happened to me the other night.
i had overloaded a power board with a circuit breaker (lights, powered
speaker, decks, mixer...)
lights didn't flicker or anything but the deck just slowed to a stop even
tho it seemed to have power.
i assumed i had overloaded the board so i spread the load a bit and it
didn't happen again.
was frickin embarrassing tho; right on my first mix.



"Aeris" <julianbNOSPAM@student.unsw.edu.au> wrote in message
newsan.2004.05.27.10.49.14.153563@student.unsw.e du.au...
> Anyone ever had a problem with a 1200 where it just stopped? I was playing
> in a comp, and was just about to do my first mix, when all of a sudden the
> deck stopped. I didn't have my hands anywhere near the controls at the
> time, and when I pushed start again it worked. Anyone ever had this
> problem? (needless to say it f^#&!d my whole set right up)
>
> A

Smooth

Dont worry man, its okay, you gave us a good laugh
:P

On Fri, 28 May 2004 12:00:04 +0930, "cab" <cab_spk@hotmail.com> wrote:

>same thing happened to me the other night.
>i had overloaded a power board with a circuit breaker (lights, powered
>speaker, decks, mixer...)
>lights didn't flicker or anything but the deck just slowed to a stop even
>tho it seemed to have power.
>i assumed i had overloaded the board so i spread the load a bit and it
>didn't happen again.
>was frickin embarrassing tho; right on my first mix.
>
>
>
>"Aeris" <julianbNOSPAM@student.unsw.edu.au> wrote in message
>newsan.2004.05.27.10.49.14.153563@student.unsw. edu.au...
>> Anyone ever had a problem with a 1200 where it just stopped? I was playing
>> in a comp, and was just about to do my first mix, when all of a sudden the
>> deck stopped. I didn't have my hands anywhere near the controls at the
>> time, and when I pushed start again it worked. Anyone ever had this
>> problem? (needless to say it f^#&!d my whole set right up)
>>
>> A
>

Aeris

On Fri, 28 May 2004 12:00:04 +0930, cab wrote:

> was frickin embarrassing tho; right on my first mix.

Know the feeling - needless to say I didn't win the comp!

A

d parker

"Aeris" <julianbNOSPAM@student.unsw.edu.au> wrote in message
newsan.2004.05.27.21.37.33.808480@student.unsw.e du.au...
> On Thu, 27 May 2004 23:22:16 +1000, d parker wrote:
>
> > Sounds to me to be a loose plug in a powerboard or some other instant
power
> > related issue.
>
> Yeah, that's what I thought, but the strobe & target lights were still on,
> the stupid thing just wasn't spinning.
>
> A

Perhaps you should have a very close look at the power lead itself and check
it for damage.

DP