Problems with Arcam Amp
Hi all, new here! I have a simple HiFi setup which has worked very well for quite a few years, but now after moving it the amp is giving a problem. The amp is an Arcam Delta 60 (yes, it's old!). I'm using an Arcam Alpha 7SE CD player and the amp is into Epos ES11 speakers (bi-wired). So here's the problem: In stereo I only get sound from one speaker, but if I press the mono button I get sound from both speakers. I opened the amp and there's nothing obvious amiss. I changed both the 2 amp fuses but that hasn't made any difference. At the moment I can't afford a new amp and even sending it away to be repaired is likely to cost more than I can afford. Anything obvious I may have missed? Anything I can try myself to test it would be much appreciated. Otherwise it's mono for me for the foreseeable future... 
Thanks
Hi all, new here! I have a simple HiFi setup which has worked very well for quite a few years, but now after moving it the amp is giving a problem. The amp is an Arcam Delta 60 (yes, it's old!). I'm using an Arcam Alpha 7SE CD player and the amp is into Epos ES11 speakers (bi-wired). So here's the problem: In stereo I only get sound from one speaker, but if I press the mono button I get sound from both speakers. I opened the amp and there's nothing obvious amiss. I changed both the 2 amp fuses but that hasn't made any difference. At the moment I can't afford a new amp and even sending it away to be repaired is likely to cost more than I can afford. Anything obvious I may have missed? Anything I can try myself to test it would be much appreciated. Otherwise it's mono for me for the foreseeable future... 
Thanks
Hi, and thanks for that. When I do that the problem swaps to the other speaker. I've also tried putting the interconnects into other outputs on the amp (tape 1 and tuner) but still no stereo (all work in mono). I've also tried another CD player same result.
Could it be the cable? From what you have said, both inputs work and both outputs work and it happens with different players.
Thanks for that suggestion - if that's the case I will be jumping for joy! 
I just ordered a cheap pair of 'hifi' cables from Ebay - let's see.... I'll report back once they arrive. Thanks again for the speedy help!
You can double check by swapping it at the cd end, this will tell you if it's the cable or CD player.
Edit: just noticed you tried a different CD player so ignore
Hi just thought I would let you know that I went and borrowed a couple of cables from a friend and tried them - and all is working now as it should! Woohooo! Thanks for all the helpful advice! 
Now I need to choose some new cables - no idea where to start as so much has changed since I last looked at HiFi gear - but Atlas Element Integra get good reviews...
Thanks again, G
Start by swapping the left & right input leads over and see if the same speaker continues working.
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