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In Reply to: Marantz Model 150 Tuner posted by wchwsky on December 10, 2014 at 17:15:34:
Congratulation on a cool classic tuner! First, make sure the tuner functions properly on FM reception and produces a stereo signal. If, heaven forbid, the FM section were kaput, you couldn't rely on it to produce a signal to the scope. Second, look online for the owner's manual. The operation should be similar on the Marantz 10, 20, 2110 and 2130 scope tuners. Hook it up to an antenna and tune a station with a strong signal. If you follow the owner's manual you should see a scope trace. If nothing else, you should see a dot at the center of the scope. You always want to use the minimum intensity (brightness) that works and use the scope as briefly as possible to avoid burning it out. Good luck!
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