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Hello guys,
I wanted to use this old amplifier, a Kenwood KA-56.
But unfortunately for both outputs (speakers A and B) only the left connector receives a signal.
Somewhere the signal to the right terminal is lost.
I know i is not expensive to buy a new one, but I wanted to have an idea first about the option to fix this myself.
what do you think?
Thanks,
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Chances are you have a output transistor that has went out. These devices are in place to provide sound in the speakers through a chain of other components. These devices are a common failure when it comes to our now called “ through away society”. It will need to be looked at and diagnosed by a professional tech. This is something you may not be able to do yourself for reason of LETHAL HIGH VOLTAGES and lack of equipment and or knowledge.
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i have the same problem acspt my center speaker is not working
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