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SAX 1200D RCA Input Broken

ch33zy
in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical

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So I was removing one of my RCA cables from my SAX-1200D and the input pulled out of the amp. It was still connected to the wire but it would not screw back in to the amp. While attempting to screw the input back in to the amp the solder joint broke off the input and now I am stuck without an input. Basically I'm wondering if it's okay to run the RCA's from the bridged input and output if the amp is not bridged. I have tried running it from the bridged inputs and it works fine, but I don't know if it's healthy for my equipment. Any help is appreciated.

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    inputs?

    There should be at least one output in that section.. that alone is NOT GOOD!

    Unplug it and wait for response.

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    There are two inputs, and a br in and br out. I had my Rca's plugged in to the inputs. I tried them in the br in and br out and the sub plays fine, but I currently have it unplugged.

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    yea, do not feed inputs into an output section

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