According to another forum you can connect an EQ to this AVR. The connections I assume are the same as that for an integrated amp (thru Tape 2), but I cannot see anywhere on the Marantz where you can turn the monitoring on and off. Any suggestions?
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AV receivers rarely have a tape monitor function. If you want the EQ to affect all the channels you would connect your sources to an input selector box whose output would connect to the input of the EQ and the output of the EQ would connect to one of the inputs on the Marantz.
If you want the EQ to affect any two channels you could connect the receiver preamp outputs to the EQ in and the EQ out to an outboard power amplifier to which those two speakers would be connected.
No other options.
If you want the EQ to affect any two channels you could connect the receiver preamp outputs to the EQ in and the EQ out to an outboard power amplifier to which those two speakers would be connected.
No other options.
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