From: Bradley Alexander <storm_at_tux.org>
Date: 31 Mar 2003 22:53:51 -0500

Hi all,

Got a problem with my JB6000. I was playing it in the car and all of a
sudden, I heard a pop (like a pop on an LP), and the right channel
started playing with nearly no output, with garbled peaks. I switched to
the headphone output and it was normal.

This brings up several questions. First, are there separate channels
between the line out an the headphone out? I have not yet taken it apart
(I have a talk to give at our LUG this weekend, perhaps after that), but
I am trying to isolate the problem. Is it possible/likely that the jack
went bad or more likely that something on one of the boards went out?

In the interim, since the headphone jack is working, what volume level
would work best to not blow out the input section of my tape deck? I set
it at 50%, and it seemed to work. Should I set it lower?

Thanks,

-- 
--Brad
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Received on 2003-04-01