What is not operating on it that you plan to fix?... and I'm assuming that you are an electronic technician of sorts? While I have no schematics I do recall seeing advertisements for the brand way back in the day... John
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Actually, I am just a lawyer. I took some electronics classes bakc in high school and like to mess around with things. I figure it is already broken so I can't make it any worse.
Whenever I hook it up and try to use it, I just get a hum out of one channel and nothing else. It could be that I am just hooking it up wrong.
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"Best Of The Doors" is a CD-4 album. I'm not familiar with your particular piece of equipment, but if it does not have a CD-4 demodulator built in, you'll need to buy one in order to play your album in quad.
J. D.
If that is the case, then you might as well just buy two cheap stereo integrated amplifiers (or even a basic home theatre receiver with a 5.1-channel input) and connect your demodulator to them.
I seriously doubt that the receiver will have any decent sort of quad decoder, so you would likely be looking at one of them down the road if you got any matrix LPs. Don't waste your time and money on it.
Mike.
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Excellent points. I might start just looking around for some inexpensive replacement units.
Thanks for helping out a quad newbie!