Same problem with KR-A46

google kenwood kr-v6020 manual

U test the suspected fuse with an ohm meter.

I can't tell you how to hook it up, but it certainly can be done from experience with that Spatial Enhancer and a Equalizer. If I remember correctly, I had to add a Pre-AMP so I could hook up my Equilizer to my BSR Spatial Enhancer to the Receiver using Tape A or B. Years ago, I had a Pioneer SX 750 Receiver, a Realistic 20 Band Equalizer, your BSR Spatial Enhancer AND the BSR Spectrum Analyzer (just the Analyzer) unit and not the combo 3000 Equalizer and Analyzer. I had 2 Pre-Ams feeding into 2 Realistic 6 channel In 2 out Mixing Boards, 3 tape decks and 2 turntables and somehow got all of it to work. I wish I had kept the wiring diagram schematic I made, but that was 20 years ago when I last saw it. I'm now facing the same dilemma of keeping my xbox and Alexis Dot hooked up to the receiver as I ad the equalizer and the spatial enhancer. I think, (If I remember correctly) the Pre-Amps with the Turntables were the "Key". Like I said, it can be done as instead of 3 tape decks and a cd player and 2 turntables, along with a Reel to Reel system, I managed to feed it all in and get the sounds I wanted.

You can use either Tape 1 or Tape 2 (play) if not in use.

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Rms the power Is a continuous power that an amp or radio should never run less than ,,,Max power is usually a gimmicky power that s rated by the manufacturer ,usually at a very high voltage and for a very short time .Do not pay much attn to Max power , Quality product rates their product in RMs and usually has test results printed for the consumer .

Hi,yes you can connect Kenwood KR-4600 to an ipod.


Instruction..

You will need an RCA cable .


Connect the RCA (red and black to the input of the Kenwood KR-4600...You have options of inputs to use..

Either input at the back of the Kenwood KR-4600,or tape A and tape B..which ever you wan to use..

After connecting the red and black RCA to Kenwood KR-4600, then connect the other jack end to the ipod, and go the front of the Kenwood KR-4600 to activate the input selection knob to the desired input being selected at the back of the Kenwood KR-4600..

And don't forget to turn on the volume of the Kenwood KR-4600 and also the iPod volume..

And after that your done..

Good luck to you..

it sounds like the button cell battery inside the receiver has gone bad if you take the cover off you will see it its about the size of a quarter. You can purchase a new one for around $4. Let me know if this works or if you need assistance in taking the cover off the receiver

Sorry, I haven't addressed the station memory problem further since replacing the AC switch by-pass capacitor, which same didn't solve the problem. I'm using the receiver only as an amplifier for a Roku SoundBridge, so the station memory isn't a problem at present. When we return to AZ, I may look at it again.

Have same unit, exactly the same problem: station presets lose setting when power is off. I've opened the unit; there is no apparent battery of any kind.

As long as the unit is powered up, the station pre-sets seem to hold. There IS a capacitor across the power switch. Some A/C will therefore be transmitted into the unit when plugged in, even with the switch off. If the capacitor is open, no charge will enter the unit when the power switch is open. I will probably replace this capacitor and see if that fixes things, but it may take several days to do so. Has anyone else tried this?