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JPS Superconductor short circuit

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thom70

One of my JPS Superconductor 2 speaker cables seem to be on short circuit.
When I start t� play music the the sound from one Channel is very love and after few seconds the amp goes on protection.
Someone had the same trouble?

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RE: JPS Superconductor short circuit - Doublej 15:53:25 02/28/24 (2)
Swap the left and right speaker cables. If the problem stays on the same channel it is the amplifier or speaker causing the problem.

If the problem moves over to the other channel it is the cable.
- RE: JPS Superconductor short circuit - thom70 22:39:23 02/28/24 (1)
  With another pair of speaker cables all works perfect
  - RE: JPS Superconductor short circuit - Doublej 03:52:01 02/29/24 (0)
    That confirms your JPS cable is bad.
RE: JPS Superconductor short circuit - Mike B. 09:34:54 02/27/24 (2)
Have you tested both leads with a multimeter/OHM meter?
- RE: JPS Superconductor short circuit - thom70 14:25:09 02/28/24 (0)
  Yes, I did it. It's strange but with the tester it shows no short circuit.
  Of course with another speaker cable the amp works without troubles.
  The Jps Superconductor is made using a cable that had a corrugated copper tube connected to the negative lead.
- RE: JPS Superconductor short circuit - Mick Wolfe 09:30:39 02/28/24 (0)
  +1. That's another excellent approach.
RE: JPS Superconductor short circuit - Mick Wolfe 09:00:32 02/26/24 (0)
Try a different speaker cable to make sure the issue isn't your amplifier.
If the issue shows that the JPS cable is at fault, it's probably a faulty termination. Send them in for evaluation.

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