Question about Pioneer MEH-P5000 MiniDisc Player

Changed settings(LP to SP)

I changed the record setting from LP to SP,Still no sound?

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If there is still no sound, you probably hooked up the unit's wires wrong. Try switching the wires coming off of the back of your head unit so that the wire that is supposed to be connected to the amp turn on in your factory harness isn't connected to the antenna lead or something like that. I don't know what the Pioneer wires look like, on my Sony there are two blue wires, one with a white stripe on it and one just plain blue. The wire with the white stripe on is the one that should be connected to the amp turn on in the factory harness.

Posted on Mar 06, 2006

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