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Try N.Radio then. It's one or the other.
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No.. N.MUSIC is the same as A.TAPE2, N.RADIO is the same as PHONO.
p.
No.. N.MUSIC is the same as A.TAPE2, N.RADIO is the same as PHONO.
p.
... but in fact on a 9300, the Phone and Tape2 inputs come in on the same connector. On mine, I have airport express connected to that input, and I get the music whether I select Phono or Tape2 on the unit. So I set my Beo4 list to have only N.Music as a choice and I use that. On my Beolink 1000 it's shift-A.Tape.
Looking at my Lintronic code table, these IR codes are equivalent:
Phono, N.Radio
Shift-A.Tape, A Tape 2, N.Music
(I'm curious how this works out on a 9500, which had the RIAA preamp built in, so maybe on a 9500 you could have 3 items plugged in, say a TV, a second tape, and a phono? On a 9300 you can really only have two things plugged in, and the phono had to have it's own preamp or use a little amp box.)
I'm curious how this works out on a 9500, which had the RIAA preamp built in, so maybe on a 9500 you could have 3 items plugged in, say a TV, a second tape, and a phono?
Exactly - it has three separate physical inputs. As do all the older models, it was only the 9300 that was scaled down in this respect.
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