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NSM Performer Wall
« on: February 09, 2023, 09:36:50 am »
Hi everyone I have had my juke box some 20 odd years and it is still going strong but I am moving home soon so need to remove it from my home and have gifted it to my local youth club the problem I have is that when I installed it all that time ago I had to alter some dipswitches inside to run off an external amp as I thought that the original was poor quality and now I have to revert it back to running of its own amp can anyone please be kind enough to guide me through what to do I am in the UK many thanks Chris

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Re: NSM Performer Wall
« Reply #1 on: February 14, 2023, 12:01:02 pm »
been awhile since i messed with one of these, but i'm not sure what you did to redirect the audio... depending on the board set you have in there... if you had an external amp it should just be a matter of removing your amp wiring from the box and moving the audio from the CD player unit back on the the mainboard connector and hooking up speakers to the amp output. but if you used an external board like the background audio board to pull audio out, you shouldn't have to do anything but disconnect your amp and hook up speakers to the built-in amp.

be aware that when using the built-in amp, you are going to have to either use the built on volume control on the bottom of the box, or supply an external volume control.