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Hi, i bought this denon to use with my turntable, i was told there was an mm phono board fitted however the sound from the tt is very very low, i want to establish if there is a fault or if there is a phono board actually fitted, i'm not sure what to do, could anyone describe where and what it is i should be looking for please.
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http://i.imgur.com/Y3yQMmg.jpg
All the old PMA250 versions had a phono stage so unless a previous owner has removed it (whcih would be bizarre) then yes it has one. In fact as you are getting sound out of your TT it must do. I take it you have tried increasing the volume on the amp? Phono will sound a lot queter than the line level inputs for the same pos on the volume scale.
Otherwise check out your catridge - is it fitted correctly, all connections tight etc?
If nothing wrong there could be a fault on the amp
istari_knight
14-02-2014, 13:54
It was an optional extra on the 250SE. Looking at the top right of your picture, you can see the plug in socket for a phono stage PCB... And its empty.
Thats odd I have had a couple of them bought new and they both had the phono stage?
istari_knight
14-02-2014, 13:57
Thats odd I have had a couple of them bought new and they both had the phono stage?
You must have got lucky ? The phono board looks like this:
http://www.chsinteractive.co.uk/images/products/1329270684-51095100.jpg
http://www.chsinteractive.co.uk/electrical-components/misc/pma250se-phono-card-equalize-unit-denon.htm
Thanks very much for the rapid response, much appreciated
istari_knight
14-02-2014, 14:26
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