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NAD 7600 receiver - No output. The front panel switches from one input to another but there is no output. additionally when you select FM nothing shows in the frequency display
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cassette decks have line OUTPUTS. If it records there may be line inputs. Connect the OUTPUTS to the appropriate INPUTs on ur amp. Select the correct input on the amp. If it doesn't work u will need to verify the amp inputs work and that the tape outputs r active.
If so chg the cables.
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You can get a manual for your receiver here 730 Stereo Receiver NAD Electronics
by clicking on "manuals and Downloads" and then the 7 language manual.
This will download the manual to your computer where it can be saved for future reference. Page 2 shows diagrams of the front and rear panels of the receiver and clearly shows that the turntable should be plugged into the pair of sockets on the left hand side (as you look at it) of the bank of 10 paired input sockets on the rear panel.
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Try to swap the input connector,
Hook up the right to left input and then the left to right input.
If the symptoms is still there then you have a faulty output IC on the left channel.
This is not DIY and I've advice you to send it to repair shop to isolate the problem.
Hope that you have only a dry joints on that area.
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marvidson, With the NAD model that you have and its lack of component or HMDI switching, the only way is to connect your system, sort of, backwards.
The only way to do it is to connect your digital cable box and blueray player directly to the tv, then the audio output from the tv to one of the video inputs on the NAD. The NAD has digital coaxial and toslink inputs so if your tv has one of them as an output, that would give you the best sound to the NAD. If your tv does not have either of those outputs, then you will be limited to the composite outputs (red and white) but that will still give you good sound.
Also, depending on the digital output to input configuration, you could possible find a converter online.
Never connect incompatible connections. Speaker outputs are for speaker inputs. Period.
The various inputs on this or most any amp are for Line Level signal with the exception of anything explicitly labeled "PHONO" as that would be for a non-preamplified turntable ONLY.
From what I have found online, Lab-In was a NAD feature that restored the frequencies that were rolled off when turntables were being used in the (assumed) preamplifier that fed this amp.
"NAD belleived at the time that practical PHONO stages and the preamp and power amplifier stages be rolled off at subsonic frequencies to prevent subsonic wow and flutter from Turntables and supersonic frequencies (EMI/RF/Radio) signals from getting into the system in the first place. Their notion was that if your ears cannot physically hear it, then why amplify it. For the PURIST, there were a set of LAB IN amplifier inputs with more extended response called "LAB IN" inputs"
Use the Lab In's UNLESS you have a turntable source.
If your 2100ES has a selectable INPUT AND OUTPUT and if you're intending to send all signal to the power amp, i.e. not bi-wiring or using the 2100ES to run mid-range or treble then you simply send Left & Right audio (White & Red cable) from a 2100ES output, probably AUX OUT ( it doesn't really matter apart from Phono on some units) straight to the power amp on AUX IN.
We should be just dealing with audio here, so connect the NAD audio output to CD or DVD IN. Select CD or DVD IN on 2100ES input switch and switch output to AUX OUT (whatever you decided goes to the power amp) on the 2100ES. Turn power amp to AUX IN and it will now get an audio signal from the 2100ES for amplification.
Speakers connect to the power amp as a normal amp, so pos and neg etc. The 2100ES now only acts as a signal feed, the power amp does all the work.
So, summary - switch on the NAD, press play - video goes separately and audio goes to the 2100ES. Turn 2100ES to INPUT for NAD. Turn 2100ES to OUTPUT allocated for power amp. Turn INPUT on power amp to allocation for 2100ES.
Try reseating the prologic/output board. Second one from the right (from the front of the reciever), that fixed my no sound problems on many channels. You will have to take out a few screws to remove and reseat it, and while you are at it clean the connections.
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