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Nakamichi receiver av-2

L have a reciever that no l cannot figure out how to get the sound to come out.you have to turn up the volume to hear the littlest sound.when you turn it on there is a click to let you know it's ready.it also has dubbing control on.not sure if this is the problem or not,as cannot get it to turn off.lt probably is something minor.any help would be great.l've tried different a/v cables and no difference

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jmrc Dec 30, 2007

System worked fine for years. Suddenly I only can get a very low volume when volume knob is turned all the way up. I was using TV remote and pressed a number above four when it happened. Played around with the receiver buttons and suddenly the volume came back to normal. Not sure how I fixed it.
ngennaro Nov 25, 2008

Have the same issue. In normal tuner mode can only hear sound if I turn it all the way up. If I put it in Stadium mode I can hear it fine albeit with a stadium echo. Any ideas?
lucky2262 Apr 02, 2009

It turn's on ,on sound at all. my dubbing light on also. I checked all speaker outs, no go-go . Can you help

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Jumpers must be in main in pre out

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