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In Reply to: Where to get replacement RCA connectors for 834P? posted by Dan_ed on July 19, 2003 at 06:00:23:
I completely removed the input rca pair from the circuit board and wired in two seperate female rca jack. It is a little noisy but I didn't bother to mount the jacks onto the chassis, they are just laying next to the box with the TT lead plugged into them. Anyway, I get good signal in both channels for about 20 seconds and then the right channel goes out. I have tried changing tubes but that made no difference. Could this be a cap going bad?I also found a jumper wire that connects the right input to one of the pins on the MM/MC switch. It is essentially in the LK 1 position. Any ideas as to what this does?
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- Well, know I'm not sure what the problem is. - Dan_ed 18:28:15 07/20/03 (1)
- Try this... - KIS 10:21:25 07/21/03 (0)
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