I think you should have a section on your web site saying that you can make leads for early Quad stuff. Houses a GA403 OFC conductor with a PVC coat to protect the wiring, and golden plated connectors for resistance to oxidation, preserving cable life. You can without any concerns plug a stereo cable into an unbalanced mono jack; as long as you only send mono signals (i. warranty claim if the proof of purchase is not provided, because this proof is used to calculate the warranty period. They mention that the sound only came out of the left speaker and that it didn't fit into the socket.

I’ve never had a single faulty product, although I’ve had the odd thing where I’ve got it wrong, despite the comprehensive web site and pre-sales tech line.Oh ya, and it doesn't matter if they are 1/4 or 1/8 as I have adapters to go from one size to the other that work great. RCA to dual RCA splitters are usually fairly reliable, but sometimes need to have the male RCA plug tightened to properly fit some jacks. It's a hassle but that then allows a standard instrument jack to jack lead to head off to the line in input on the amp and not lose either of the left or right channels coming from your laptop or phone's 3.

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