Hi guys,
Quick question:
Is there any harm in using both the DIN connection and the RCA ones on a single tape input, for two different input devices?
Exemple: I'm running out of inputs on my Kenwood KA-6100 so I put my reel to reel on the RCAs of "tape B" and my cassette deck on the DIN input, also for "tape B"
So far, it works. But it does some weird stuff to the input selection. Tape B is now cassette, and the reel to reel and tuner share the "tuner" input now.. Even though the RTR is connected to "tape B".. Doesn't really matter to me as I wont be turning them both on at the same anyway.
But, could this be harmfull to the amp?
Thanks in advance.
Quick question:
Is there any harm in using both the DIN connection and the RCA ones on a single tape input, for two different input devices?
Exemple: I'm running out of inputs on my Kenwood KA-6100 so I put my reel to reel on the RCAs of "tape B" and my cassette deck on the DIN input, also for "tape B"
So far, it works. But it does some weird stuff to the input selection. Tape B is now cassette, and the reel to reel and tuner share the "tuner" input now.. Even though the RTR is connected to "tape B".. Doesn't really matter to me as I wont be turning them both on at the same anyway.
But, could this be harmfull to the amp?
Thanks in advance.