When I raise the volume the music turns off. What would be the cause of this?

First, plug it in. Next connect the speakers. Center all eq controls both master and channel. Turn off any reverb or effects. Turn the master volume 1/2 way up. Plug a sound source into channel 1 wiyj the channel volume all the way off. Turn on the amp. Slowly raise the channel volume until you heat output. If you get nothing, it's broken.

You can not only play it on electric guitar setting, you can play it LOUD. Its all about what YOU do and what YOU like. Dont accept it when somebody tells you that the music you're playing doesnt sound good to them. ITS YOUR MUSIC !
Do whatever you want. And NO it wont hurt guitar or amp. Rock on or whatever it is you do.

during a call/while listening to radio or music, use the navigation button up and down to raise and lower the call or music volume level (this only activates during a call or when radio or music function is on)

I hope this was useful

Its a logic board fault, sorry to say Oakley do not sell or supply spare parts for them

make sure your speakers are wired to the amp with correct ohm load, turn gain, bass boost all the way down on amp, zero out your equilizer on the cd player and turn it all the way down then start raising volume on cd player., when u can start hearing music thru the subwoofers adjust the cd player volume till the sound from your subs is at its peak without any distortion. then start raising the gain on your amp till you are happy with the sound. It gives you the optimal signal strength coming from the cd player and the smoothest sound.

Try inserting a limiter as the last step in the process, this will ensure a better level before mix down.

Might want to try turning the volume control back and forth. IF you hear scratching, there could be some dirty contacts that are causing this problem. Turning the volume control back and forth sometimes helps "clean" it.

dear sushiudon

plz check your speakers with another pc is it working there.plz post your findings

Have you tried to raise the volume by double clicking on the speaker icon on your taskbar. This will open the play control panel where you can raise the volume.

If you do not see the speaker icon, go into your control panel and chose sounds and audio devices and raise the volume from that screen.

press HANDS FREE once, then press DELETE to select the LOUDNESS (1-4). then press HANDS FREE to confirmsetting. press DELETE to exit. you might have to do this in "HOLD" mode to get it to raise the volume on the hold music.
hope it helps.
tammy