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Here are the connections at the back of the Crown XTi4000. Top corresponds to 'amp 1' - the only amp that produces sound. The one underneath is 'amp 2' - no sound

This happened to me before and changing the VGA cable did the trick.

We also use this DI box mainly for us to play sound from a laptop (via RCA cable) into the speakers. The XLR cables connect to our PA mixer with a specific channel for phantom power, where we can control volume using the faders.

Here is what the amp looks like from the back. Where do I plug the speaker cable to?

Thank you again for your instructions. The reason why it's so difficult to get things done is because they were connected by a cheap company few years ago and they don't even have maintenance technicians! That's why I have taken to forums to ask for help...

Thanks for the clarification, I was definitely misled by the labels. It makes sense now because we have 3x Crown XTi's which means two of them are not connected. It's just a matter having a look at the back inputs and hopefully that will solve the problem! Thank you very much!

Ah yes, the main issue I'm having is where to find the amp input. The way our speakers were connected is impossible to trace as the wires actually go in the wall and about 20ft up high where the speakers are placed. Here are the pictures: Front view [/url][/IMG] Amp 1 - with...

That's why with my 3 connections, (L,C and R) I can only connect for example Sp, 1,3 and 9 and sp11 will not have a connection that works.

Thank you for your reply! I can only take a picture from the front as all our sound systems have been installed into a metal cabinet which is attached to the wall.... When I tested each speaker, I used amp 1 (L) and used the speakon cable to connect through a range of speaker connections...

I work at a school and our speaker configuration is confusing me. Our set up is a square room with 1x speaker in each corner (4 in total) JBL 29AV-1. They are all connected to the ceiling on a bar as lights are also hung on the bar. This means I can't see where the speaker cable connects to...