AUDIOSOURCE EQ EIGHT REPAIR MANUAL - AudioSource Eq Eight/ Series Ii Graphic Equalizer And Spectrum Analyzer

Yes you can but I will have to know the inputs and the outputs you are dealing with to advise you further.

My first try would be:

Tape Out (amp) to Line In (EQ)
Tape In (amp) to Line Out (EQ

To kick in the EQ, you have to press the Tape Monitor switch on your amp. With the switch pressed, signal goes through the EQ, back to the amp and out the speakers. With the switch out, it bypasses the EQ.

If that doesn't work, you could try the Tape in and Tape Out on the EQ substituted for the above Line In and Line Out on the EQ

Most people don't put EQ directly attached in between a source and the receiver. THAT is what a TAPE loop is for. Then it can be inserted or bypassed by the flick of a switch.

If you MUST. OUTs go to INs.

CD OUT to Audio IN; Main OUT to Receiver (anywhere BUT Phono) IN.

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Traditionally, the EQ would be in one the tape loops and the D (and all other sources) would be attached to your receiver and a tape Deck would be on one of the EQ's Tape Loops so you would have flexibility to use the EQ with ANY source; and before or after a Tape Deck.

Bear in mind that an AVR (digital multichannel receiver) will NOT pass any digital audio to or through an EQ and that activation of a Tape Loop on an AVR disables all digital sources.

Simply place it in line with the analog input. Or install it in a Tape Loop on your integrated amp/receiver and attach your tape deck to ITS tape Loop.

Ins to Outs

Receiver Tape Out (Rec) - to the External Processor (EQ, whatever) Preamp-, Rec, Line-In;

Receiver Tape In (Play) - from the External Processor (EQ, whatever) Preamp-, Play , Line-Out.

Be advised, using analog processors on digital-capable multichannel elcetronics will only work for analog 2-channel sources.

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You could tell us how the tuner, cd and eq are connected for a start. I suspect a Tape Monitor or Source/Tape switch is involved, either in the EQ itself or on a receiver if you have one.

Then you could start isolating for bad connections and cables by swapping the (separate???) tuner into wherever the CD is connected.

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Well, since the EQ-0100 is a stereo analog component you will be able to use it only for stereo analog source material. Of course, once it's inside the av-710, you can manipulate the sound digitally for soundfield and such.

Basically, hook it in like a tape deck, say, in Tape Deck 2's circuit. Then, whenever you want to use it inline with stereo source material just select Tape 2 Monitor and it will be placed inline. Be advised, any digital programming you want to hear will probably be muted if you monitor any tape deck. That's pretty much normal.

You can slave an analog deck off the EQ as it has a Tape Record/Monitor loops of its own and facilities for making the EQ be on the Record OR the Playack side of it.

Normally, the receiver's internal volume, eq or effects controls will not affect the analog loop out to the EQ-100 or attached decks, BUT, this receiver sends processed effects out to Tape Deck 2, if you should desire to record them (page 29 of the manual). Other REC Out jacks pass conventional UNprocessed sound.

I couldn't find the exact instructions for this model but they all work about the same.

preamp out---------to equalizer in-------------equalizer out----to amplifier in-----------amplifier out----------to loudspeakers.

If the amp has PreIn PreOut connections, then thats the best way to go. Home theatre amps however, have 5 InOuts, and this makes it hard. You can use the tape loop. Hook up the rec out on amp to inputs on EQ, and output of EQ to tape in an amp, then engage the tape monitor function whilst ensuring that the rec selector has the source you wish to use the EQ for.