Need help troubleshooting my amp
NuckingFuts
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Ive had this 100watt TEAC reciever since 1991 and though its not my ideal amp its all I have for now.
My problem is this: The reciever is a AG-V1200 Dolby Surround with 4 speaker ports for front (2 speakers for A and 2 speakers for
and 2 speakers for the rear. Ever since Ive had this amp Ive never been able to get the front B speaker ports to work. There is a selection switch on the front but doesnt seem to help. Im wondering if there could be some internal fuse thats blown or if the ports are even hooked up. Is there a way to fry that portion of the circuit?
Im just not sure.
Also, there's a switch on the back that can be selected to either 8ohm or 4ohm do you guys know what this is for? Could it have anything to do with the speaker jacks not working?
I'll probably take it to a local repair guy but wanted to run it by you guys to see if anyone had suggestions.
Thanks
My problem is this: The reciever is a AG-V1200 Dolby Surround with 4 speaker ports for front (2 speakers for A and 2 speakers for
and 2 speakers for the rear. Ever since Ive had this amp Ive never been able to get the front B speaker ports to work. There is a selection switch on the front but doesnt seem to help. Im wondering if there could be some internal fuse thats blown or if the ports are even hooked up. Is there a way to fry that portion of the circuit?Im just not sure.
Also, there's a switch on the back that can be selected to either 8ohm or 4ohm do you guys know what this is for? Could it have anything to do with the speaker jacks not working?
I'll probably take it to a local repair guy but wanted to run it by you guys to see if anyone had suggestions.
Thanks
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I really have no clue why the 'B' speaker terminals wouldn't be working (besides the fact it's a TEAC
), but the 8/6 ohm setting is for the resistance of you speakers. Speakers provide a resistance to the current your receiver is sending them. The lower the resistance, the higher the current and the more the receiver will have to work to keep up with the speakers. That shouldn't affect the 'B' speaker terminals, though.
Good luck.
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