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<blockquote data-quote="Spudicus" data-source="post: 8473714" data-attributes="member: 666792">Well those two boards that are vertical on the right side are for the RCA inputs.The board closest to the chassis is for the negative from the RCA&#039;s.The board closest to you is the positive signal from the RCA&#039;s.The second board is then connected to the white terminal called CON102, these connect the RCA&#039;s to the rest of the signal path.&nbsp; This connector has 8 wires coming out of it, this is a 4 channel amp, so I think all is accounted for.There are no other IC&#039;s or parts on these two boards.Yeah there is solder over there, but all four of the negative solder joints are a mess, and actually globbed together, I think that&#039;s just extra gunk.I think the purpose of that section is to connect the negative from the front board to the signal path of the closest board, then routed out through the white connector.I&#039;m still voting ripping it off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spudicus, post: 8473714, member: 666792"] Well those two boards that are vertical on the right side are for the RCA inputs. The board closest to the chassis is for the negative from the RCA's. The board closest to you is the positive signal from the RCA's. The second board is then connected to the white terminal called CON102, these connect the RCA's to the rest of the signal path. This connector has 8 wires coming out of it, this is a 4 channel amp, so I think all is accounted for. There are no other IC's or parts on these two boards. Yeah there is solder over there, but all four of the negative solder joints are a mess, and actually globbed together, I think that's just extra gunk. I think the purpose of that section is to connect the negative from the front board to the signal path of the closest board, then routed out through the white connector. I'm still voting ripping it off. [/QUOTE]

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