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Addition to solving the problem. After some time, after replacing the capacitors, again began to disappear MIDs and volume decrease. I, on the advice of hurghanico, checked the power supply again. And saw that the voltage at the output to 13.7 Volts!!!! Then I changed the power supply and the problem was solved. So check the power supplies first! And before doing a check of the power supply, but not an hour after turning on, and when he lay unconnected 5-6 hours. Now there are no complaints. Everything works fine!

Decided to this question. Replaced three capacitors, near guitar in. I attach schematically where it is. He did not take pictures when repaired. now everything is normal, the midrange is not lost capacitors have shown at the declared parameters 10 microfarads - 5, 4,6 and 7 microfarads replaced everything works normally.

thank you very much for such detailed information!

thanks for the information. I will try to look for the power supply original and I will try with it. At the moment I do not have the original power supply.

Thanks for the answer. I know I need to adjust the equalizer when connecting to different devices. Only here the equalizers are not enough for full adjustment. But this can be adjusted by the equalizer of the mixing console. And about the drawdown in the middle I will try to check on the frequency analyzer. Not to be unfounded But I've been playing for about 20 years and I used to trust my ears. The decrease in average frequencies is significant. When playing through the guitar Cabinet, there is no such thing. The whole question is in the setup and operation when playing the line. Played in different lines. And when playing with headphones, the decrease in midrange frequencies is also obvious. Begins minutes through 15-20 and becomes all more and more. There is a sense of malfunction of some capacitor. There was a similar issue on another device (but there was a volume issue. The sound grew fainter. After replacing the capacitor there everything was decided. There is a feeling that there is some faulty capacitor responsible for the average frequency and it fell into disrepair. I wrote to the support service and will try to install the old firmware to see how it will sound with them. This is the tech support Board. Tried different connection options. 1/4 output and balanced output. The problem is the same

Thanks for the answer. I know I need to adjust the equalizer when connecting to different devices. Only here the equalizers are not enough for full adjustment. But this can be adjusted by the equalizer of the mixing console. And about the drawdown in the middle I will try to check on the frequency analyzer. Not to be unfounded But I've been playing for about 20 years and I used to trust my ears. The decrease in average frequencies is significant. When playing through the guitar Cabinet, there is no such thing. The whole question is in the setup and operation when playing the line. Played in different lines. And when playing with headphones, the decrease in midrange frequencies is also obvious. Begins minutes through 15-20 and becomes all more and more. There is a sense of malfunction of some capacitor. There was a similar issue on another device (but there was a volume issue. The sound grew fainter. After replacing the capacitor there everything was decided. There is a feeling that there is some faulty capacitor responsible for the average frequency and it fell into disrepair.

I use this device not so long ago, about 3 months. But noticed such a problem. When connected in line (remote beringer XR18, and several others). The sound is initially deaf and requires a large number of equalizers on pod hd 500x. As well as the longer you play, the less midrange and more high and low. What options can I try to resolve these issues? Maybe it's mechanical failure, maybe capacitors or resistors are out of order?