RCA model rs 2620 only have sound out of one channel on the CD source but both channels works on the rest of the sources

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Barring a bad connection or a switch, there are integrated circuits called OP AMPS that can fail. There is no outward sign of failure, you need a signal tracer etc to find it.

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