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Re: Scott 299a no right channel

Posted by 33 1/3 on May 6, 2007 at 00:58:55:
Hi,
It could be the Channel B pick up slide switch ( 2nd from the left). If the faceplate has shifted slightly to the left it will restrict the movement of that switch and it will not move far enough to the right. It just takes a little bit. Try loosening the nuts behind the control knobs and adjusting the faceplate. You may be lucky.
Larry.