Cambridge Audio Azur 540A Amplifier "preamp cuts cd" Questions

...preamp to my NAD integrated amplifier. OOps - now the CD player doesn't work through the CD input - but works at full blast through the Main input (PreampOut/Main In) have i gone and short-circuited ...

My HD350 Technics audio set consistent of four Parts:ST tuner, SE amplifier, SL CD plager, RS cassetteplayer wicht are connected via a flat broad cable. It goes from tuner to cd to cassette. Now my ...

CD input cuts out intermittently Can be that the CD disc is jumping on vibration, the optical head is defective and not reading the tracks or if the line to the amplifier is having a loose connection ...

Marantz PM 4000 has cut out My Marantz PM 4000 Amp has cut out. All the lights are on when powered up but no sound. CD player and speakers are fine. Probably happened after my 2 year old son turned ...

cuts out for about a second at a time (sounds like a cd skipping) untill i turn down a bit. i though it was over heating, but it is well ventilated. any ideas, as it works fine otherwise. thanks power

...cuts out to left speaker. Cables and speakers are good. Nudging the cd input cable or whole unit can remedy and/or start the problem. I have looked for obvious signs of damage or loose connection It ...

...cuts out JVC Video amplifier. Sound works on headphones but not through speakers. Have tried five different speakers with same results: Sound is clear and then suddenly stops intermittently before ...

...cuts out to mute and will only work when i turn it off and on again before cutting again when reaching that same volume. My speakers and CD player both work prefectly when tested with another amp. Is ...

My NAD C326BEE amp goes into protection mode at moderate volume Im playing music through my amp via a 3.5mm cable to my computer. When I try to play music even moderately loud the protection mode will

...cd or cassette or have the tuner the sound cuts out when its slightly loud, on low volume its fine. I have checked the cables and they are correctly inserted. I browsed the web and could it be that ...