Definitely do not use the phono input (assuming you mean a
phonograph/turntable input). The output from turntables is very low, so
receivers have a phono preamp connected to the phono inputs. The preamp
boosts the signal and does some equalization. You definitely don't want
either with the SB
I've tried using the Tape and VCR inputs on the receiver, but I can't
get any output from them. That's the only reason I was using the Phone
input.
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rdf-dallas
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That's odd. Those inputs could be broken. Or maybe you have the sound on
the SB turned way down. Or maybe something else. Here's something to
try.
1. Take your CD player or anything else you have connected to the
receiver and is presently working, and try running that through the
tape or vcr
rdf-dallas;175105 Wrote:
Any advice on a better setup or amplifier? I have also been loading
CD's into ITunes using Apple's AAC encoder, but assume I should start
using Lossless.
I agree that you should check if the volume is high enough on the Sb3,
and try any input other than phono. Do
