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> Hi Ralph, thanks for the answer.
> Unfortunately I can't connect the CD Player to the ampli via other inputs
> than the CD. That's because it's a mini-system and it has proprietary
> connectors, except those I listed (phono and Vcr/Dat)...
> Can you think of any other way to check what's wrong?
>
> Luca
> -> don't want to throw my money out of the window :-)
Hmm... I've got a mini-system to. It's an AIWA and you can change the
sensitivity of the AUX/VIDEO or DAT/MD in... I used this feature to correct
the line-out level of my SB-AWE-64.
So have a look in your mini-system's manual.
Unfortunaly, I can't think of other ways to check your VCR/DAT input with
the equipment you have. But another way is to find a friend with a amplifier
and connect your MZ-R55 to it to see if the line-out of your MZ-R55 is
working fine. Or confince a friend of yours to come over with his CD-Player
and connect it to the VCR/DAT in. This way you can check that this input
is working right.
Cheers,
Ralph -> If you trow your money out of the window, give me a call and I'll
be standing there!
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