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JohnRice · 04-13-2008, 07:07 PM

Aren't there any names for the 1 and 2 inputs? If those figures are actually correct 1 would seem to be for a turntable with moving coil (low output) cartridge, 2 for a conventional (moving magnet) cardridge and 3 for a conventional low level input, such as the CD player.

From what info you give, it would seem you only have one standard input, and can't connect thhe TV sound and CD player, but you don't say how you plan to get TV sound to the receiver.

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JohnRice *John Rice* Member Location: Colorado Join Date: Jun 2000 Local Time: 09:58 PM Local Date: 10-11-2008 Posts: 8,404	Re: receiver input sensitivity/impedance Aren't there any names for the 1 and 2 inputs? If those figures are actually correct 1 would seem to be for a turntable with moving coil (low output) cartridge, 2 for a conventional (moving magnet) cardridge and 3 for a conventional low level input, such as the CD player. From what info you give, it would seem you only have one standard input, and can't connect thhe TV sound and CD player, but you don't say how you plan to get TV sound to the receiver. They flutter behind you, your possible pasts. Some bright-eyed and crazy, some frightened and lost.