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Old November 3rd 04, 09:11 PM
William Sommerwerck
 
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You're lucky, you have a good channel to look at. With a scope
or signal tracer, compare the L chan to the R chan, going from
input to output, with an audio signal into both channels, until they
don't match. Ken


You can get that same signal by tuning to a mono signal or switching the tuner
to mono.

One "obvious" thing to check... Check your cable, and check the connections of
the right-channel jack to the board.

 
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