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Old 10-01-2015, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by MRX37 View Post
Well, it has regular red and white jacks as part of its A/V in jacks, so, red, white and yellow. Red and white work without having to hook up anything to the yellow. However like I said, I need to put the volume low to get non crackly audio.

I can turn the receiver itself to maximum volume just fine.
You may have damaged output transistors or the driver transistors might be bad, I have an old Kenwood amplifier from the 1970s that had a similar issue where the audio would be crackly and staticky and the problem with that was that the driver transistors were bad so I replaced them and now it works fine, so you might check the driver and or output transistors in the amplifier on the thing and see if they might be a little toasty from someone maybe turning it up too loud one time and shorting out the transistors.
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