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A Little help with AX-900

viennadad

Active Member
I picked up an AX 900 a few weeks ago. First thing I did was verify it powered on before I lugged that heavyweight home. It did. Got it home and hooked it up to a spare speaker set using the Aux input. Everything appeared OK at low levels besides the obligatory scratchy pots. Gave it 2 cleanings and let it sit for a few days.
Today I hooked it up to my main setup, which includes a turntable, cd player and my cherished KEF's. When I began to put it thru the paces(only because wife was out and I could crank it), it was obvious the left channel was somewhat less loud than the right. This was apparent on any input. What are the steps I should follow to try to figure out what is the cause?
 
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Disconnect the pre-out/main-in jumpers on the rear panel and try a different pre-amp with the AX's main in. Or use the AX's pre-out to a separate amplifier. This will tell us if you have and amplifier issue or a pre-amp issue.
 
It sounds like you still have a dirty switch issue.
 
Thanks for the quick response. I'll give it a go after the fourth. I am not looking forward to dismantling the unit to get to all those pots.
 
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