Recording out of my Denon

I have an issue recording out. I have my denon hooked up to my turntables and want to record my records onto minidisc. I am aware that the digital outputs on the 3805 are just passthru but even when I hook up the analog cables to the TAPE OUT jacks I dont get a signal ??? I am seriously lost for answers and have tried everything to get an output signal. Is there a button I have pressed or something ??? Any help would be appreciated.

Ben MITCHELL Jun 27, 2007

Thanks for your reply. That's a bummer, I should have tested it eariler when I first purchased the unit.

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No, if you have nothing on the tape out, there is a problem I'm afraid with the preamp section of this receiver. the tape out should always be on, no mater what mode is being used. Good Luck

Posted on Jun 19, 2007

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