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In Reply to: Re: A couple of questions... posted by John-from Seattle on April 4, 2001 at 15:31:26:
John,
it actually doesnt have a 3 pos switch, its got 2 on/off buttons on the front. One says surround, one says main; main is the primary (front 2 channels). When you press the surround button it engages the second 2 channels. Im pretty sure i figured out why the right channel isnt working (I looked inside the case and found a blown fuse) that was just a quick inspection, i havent gone through to see if that is actually what is causing R not to work. Ok as far as the age of the thing, her exact words were "Its old as he**" to which my reply was "Ill see what i can do!" she didnt know the power ratings on it either, and the only marking on it as far as loads go is to use 8 ohm minimum speakers. As Far as Dolby 5.1....no, if shes right about the age i think they were still working on Dolby 2.0 when this thing was made ;)Right now im only using one speaker to test each channel, a Rockford Fosgate RFZ-1810. (10" subwoofer 8 ohms load w/ 100 watts RMS) (I know this is the ghetto way of doing it but it was the only 8 ohms speaker I have right now!)
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- Re: A couple of questions... - doctornitrous 16:20:25 04/04/01 (2)
- Re: A couple of questions... - doctornitrous 12:00:58 04/05/01 (0)
- Re: Definately sounds like it's about 10 years old or so... - John-from Seattle 00:51:32 04/05/01 (0)
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