OK I am grateful I found this because this happen to me but the comments are what lead me to the problem on the mainboard the Main Board Coil P0C94 Main is the issue here... it is located between the two vertical transistor heat sinks. If you own these you know they do get very hot. I now run these with a blower blasting on the backplate... That is beside the point. So you have to take out the mainboard and place more solder on the coil connections they just get hot and they did not put enough sold on the connection points. It will solve the issue... I have only test these for 20mins I will run them for an hour and update if issue raise its head again
Hello Joshua. Thanks vor sharing your brilliant find. I had the exact same problem with my IP3000: sound pulsing on and off. Opened the sub, found the big P0C94 Main coil. No obvious issues with the solder points underneath the mainboard, but I followed your advice and put a good amount of new solder over each pin. Success! The amp plays for ten hours now, full power and not one single drop. Thank you!
By the way, I will put a 12 cm fan in to keep temperatures of the electronics lower, even more for when the woofers do not move much air inside the cabinet.
How did you remove the control / access panel from the cab? After unscrewing all 999,427 screws, the panel does not budge. Before I hit it with a crowbar, please share your personal experience repairing these damned things. Thanks!
@@djjdinidaho It doesn't. Can you, by chance, shoot a video of the entire repair you made; from opening up the cab forward, pointing to what components you identified as being the source of the problem? It would be very helpful for those of us out here (as I am finding, there are many) who do not have the luxury of warranty protection anymore, nor the time to wait for the million-pound unit to be shipped to a repair facility a 1000 miles+ away, fixed at some point and then shipped back. We'd appreciate it!
Word is that it's the soldering on the board, it heats up, comes disconnected, cools then reconnects. They say to add a ton of. soldering. on it so it stays on connection
Brother i am facing one problem with this 3000 is during my performance it often goes silent for one second and again come back and it keeps on disturbing again and again during live show,,,,please advice me is this a setting problem and what is the appropriate setting,,,,i mean base,,treble,,mid,,🙏🏻🙏🏻
Mine was doing the same thing, so I opened it up and found a cracked weld. So I reinforced the weld and started working again without a problem. I should have taken video of it but it totally went off my head to do it.
@@djsmootht6825 yes I did, I may have to reopen it, towards the end of the night it started failing again. Seem like a coil is getting too hot and it's melting the solder.
Could you send me how you were able to contact them for service. My sub quit working. I still have power and the tower still gives sound but no bass. Thanks for your time and great video!
OK I am grateful I found this because this happen to me but the comments are what lead me to the problem on the mainboard the Main Board Coil P0C94 Main is the issue here... it is located between the two vertical transistor heat sinks. If you own these you know they do get very hot. I now run these with a blower blasting on the backplate... That is beside the point. So you have to take out the mainboard and place more solder on the coil connections they just get hot and they did not put enough sold on the connection points. It will solve the issue... I have only test these for 20mins I will run them for an hour and update if issue raise its head again
Hello Joshua. Thanks vor sharing your brilliant find. I had the exact same problem with my IP3000: sound pulsing on and off. Opened the sub, found the big P0C94 Main coil. No obvious issues with the solder points underneath the mainboard, but I followed your advice and put a good amount of new solder over each pin. Success! The amp plays for ten hours now, full power and not one single drop. Thank you!
By the way, I will put a 12 cm fan in to keep temperatures of the electronics lower, even more for when the woofers do not move much air inside the cabinet.
How did you remove the control / access panel from the cab? After unscrewing all 999,427 screws, the panel does not budge. Before I hit it with a crowbar, please share your personal experience repairing these damned things. Thanks!
@@aarondavidholst it should just slide out
@@djjdinidaho It doesn't. Can you, by chance, shoot a video of the entire repair you made; from opening up the cab forward, pointing to what components you identified as being the source of the problem? It would be very helpful for those of us out here (as I am finding, there are many) who do not have the luxury of warranty protection anymore, nor the time to wait for the million-pound unit to be shipped to a repair facility a 1000 miles+ away, fixed at some point and then shipped back. We'd appreciate it!
Any advice for service on these if you bought used?
I had this exact issue last night. Just bought these used and was super excited to use them.
Word is that it's the soldering on the board, it heats up, comes disconnected, cools then reconnects. They say to add a ton of. soldering. on it so it stays on connection
Awsome speakers I own 2 ip3000 and 4 IQ18 and I love Turbosound.
I agree with you, they sound great and they got what I describe as bass
Got to agree with you, they bang. So far so good with mine.
Sound better than the EV Evolve 50?
Brother i am facing one problem with this 3000 is during my performance it often goes silent for one second and again come back and it keeps on disturbing again and again during live show,,,,please advice me is this a setting problem and what is the appropriate setting,,,,i mean base,,treble,,mid,,🙏🏻🙏🏻
Same problem I was having and spoke about in the video. Send the subwoofer to turbo sound and they will fix it at no cost to you.
Mine was doing the same thing, so I opened it up and found a cracked weld. So I reinforced the weld and started working again without a problem. I should have taken video of it but it totally went off my head to do it.
@@ritmopachanguero did you find a broken solder joint?
@@djsmootht6825 yes I did, I may have to reopen it, towards the end of the night it started failing again. Seem like a coil is getting too hot and it's melting the solder.
@@ritmopachanguero I’ll have to crack mine open and inspect the solder joints. We have 2 of the subs that are acting up :/
Could you send me how you were able to contact them for service. My sub quit working. I still have power and the tower still gives sound but no bass. Thanks for your time and great video!