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16th March 2011, 09:07 AM
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My old RX402 amp
I still use my RX402 Amp in radio mode for fm/am reception outputting to a pair of speakers.
The amp works fine or I thought it did until I recently purchased an Aiwa D30 direct drive turntable (second hand). I can only get output on phono to one speaker with the Aiwa D30 but with when setting is on FM stereo I get output to two speakers.  Is it my amp that has blown a fuse or something or is it the signal output from the D30??regards Rod |
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