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<blockquote data-quote="john lutz" data-source="post: 41692" data-attributes="member: 244">Re: XTi bizarre malfunctionYeah, this is an odd thing but easy to duplicate.&nbsp; Take an XTi, hook up a speaker to each channel, run wye input, give it some signal, mute one speaker in System Architect, let the playing speaker excite the muted one (adjust distance/volume of speakers) and watch what happens on the amp display.&nbsp; I messed with multiple different XTi amps old and new, speakers, cords, etc., to finally arrive at what I believe is occuring.&nbsp; I was curious if anyone out there had seen this or possibly had random short fault messages that they could not track down.&nbsp; Nothing from Crown yet, hopefully just a firmware change will fix it.&nbsp; I too had problems (ribbon cable - display boards) with the early models but thought by now issues were sorted out.&nbsp; Unfortunately I stumbled on this problem with brand new units.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="john lutz, post: 41692, member: 244"] Re: XTi bizarre malfunction Yeah, this is an odd thing but easy to duplicate. Take an XTi, hook up a speaker to each channel, run wye input, give it some signal, mute one speaker in System Architect, let the playing speaker excite the muted one (adjust distance/volume of speakers) and watch what happens on the amp display. I messed with multiple different XTi amps old and new, speakers, cords, etc., to finally arrive at what I believe is occuring. I was curious if anyone out there had seen this or possibly had random short fault messages that they could not track down. Nothing from Crown yet, hopefully just a firmware change will fix it. I too had problems (ribbon cable - display boards) with the early models but thought by now issues were sorted out. Unfortunately I stumbled on this problem with brand new units. [/QUOTE]

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