HH-Bham
Well-Known Member
Brought home a Fisher 400 yesterday. Got it plugged in the right way (lowest chassis to ground voltage, which is 4.5V v. 109V the other way). Sounds great. SN 36xxx T.
I have two inputs connected: phono and tape record out from a Kenwood KR9600.
When the Kenwood is connected to Fisher Aux input something weird happens. If I have Kenwood playing, power but no volume in Fisher, all is well as long as Fisher input select is on Aux. If I turn Fisher input selector to any input besides Aux, the Kenwood cuts out (barely a signal in speakers and doesn't matter what input on Kenwood). Turn the Fisher selector back to aux and the Kenwood comes back on. I'm thinking that is not a good thing for the Kenwood.
If I have the Kenwood connected to the tape mono input of the Fisher, the problem does not occur. (So current solution is to use tape mono input.) I can change the input of the Fisher without any effect on the Kenwood.
I searched but couldn't find anything on this. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for any help.
I have two inputs connected: phono and tape record out from a Kenwood KR9600.
When the Kenwood is connected to Fisher Aux input something weird happens. If I have Kenwood playing, power but no volume in Fisher, all is well as long as Fisher input select is on Aux. If I turn Fisher input selector to any input besides Aux, the Kenwood cuts out (barely a signal in speakers and doesn't matter what input on Kenwood). Turn the Fisher selector back to aux and the Kenwood comes back on. I'm thinking that is not a good thing for the Kenwood.
If I have the Kenwood connected to the tape mono input of the Fisher, the problem does not occur. (So current solution is to use tape mono input.) I can change the input of the Fisher without any effect on the Kenwood.
I searched but couldn't find anything on this. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for any help.