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RE: Sansui QS-1 Quad rear amplifier

Posted by Tadlo on July 14, 2009 at 16:08:48:
I know that Sansui made quad adapters that included rear channel amplifiers. I have never heard of one that lacked an amp for the rear channels. Given that it is hard to think of another use for the high level outputs you referred to, I would guess that you have RCA connectors for speaker outputs. Such was not uncommon back in the 70's. I would at least try to connect those outputs to speakers before buying another amp. Radio Shack sells speaker wire with RCA plugs.