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In Reply to: Some help needed posted by Javier on September 2, 2016 at 21:17:43:

If this is going to work, your receiver needs to have a "preamp in" section. Many have a "pre-out" so a user can bypass the amp in the receiver, but I don't think I've ever seen a "pre-in"

It's a blessing in disguise. Get a good used multichannel amp like an Outlaw.

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Topic - Some help needed - Javier 21:17:43 09/02/16 (8)

Thank you n/t - Javier 12:43:57 09/05/16 (0)

Check your receiver... - MannyE 08:32:31 09/03/16 (0)

RE: Some help needed - Javier 07:56:32 09/03/16 (1)

RE: Some help needed - Rod M 17:41:29 09/03/16 (0)

RE: Some help needed - PAR 03:35:43 09/03/16 (3)

RE: Some help needed - Awe-d-o-file 05:54:39 09/03/16 (2)

RE: Some help needed - PAR 06:36:16 09/03/16 (1)

Agreed - Awe-d-o-file 07:10:03 09/04/16 (0)

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Check your receiver... - MannyE 08:32:31 09/03/16 (0)

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