RE: Pioneer sx-727 FM problem

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Posted by Michael Samra (D) on February 11, 2012 at 10:10:55

In Reply to: RE: Pioneer sx-727 FM problem posted by numerouno on February 10, 2012 at 11:43:17:

Numerouno
Chuck is correct in that you are in the normal 10% range however,for that receiver, I would say you are low being all the sources are reading below published spec..You need a recap and I can almost bank on it..If I put on a scope on your amp with a signal going thru it,i will see audio riding all over that power supply.
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Topic - Pioneer sx-727 FM problem - numerouno 11:40:53 02/09/12 (14)

RE: Pioneer sx-727 FM problem - Neff 07:42:55 02/10/12 (0)

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