Integra DTR-9.1 7.1 Channels Receiver "rca check speakers" Questions

...you need. Second choice is the local Radio Shack store...tell them you need speakers with RCA type connections and you will also need two RCA to RCA speaker wires to make the connection

...distorted but not when listenting to radio using bose 201 speakers pls. check rca cord from turntable to the amp, if it's not there check the small wires from the cartridge connecting to the rca

...RCA Professional Series Receiver when the db get over 30 or 40. Unit cuts itself off. Is this a prolem that can be fixed, or does the unit need to be replaced? Disconnect all speaker wires at the ...

...check and make sure the sub-woofer is working properly. You most likely have some broken solder joints on the RCA output of the Pioneer, since you had a broken RCA connector stuck in it, it would be ...

...RCA). If the connection is now correct then you need to make your receiver do a "test-tone" to insure that a signal can be sent to every speaker (this is an internal test that just checks the speaker ...

RCA RT2770 home theather has no audio output except on sub woofer. please check first that headphone plug not inserted-set your system and confirm that all speakers are on. check all speaker cables ...

rca receiver overload message Power the unit off , Disconnect all the speakers ,power the unit back on and check to see if you get the same message, if so one or all of your speakers could be bad. ...

RCA model: RT2360/RT2360BK please check your speaker cables for internal short circuit or cable touched each other in receiver rear side=take all speaker cables out and check if overload goen you have

...The cables can come loose during setup and not plugged all the way to the back of the RCA jacks or a defective cable causing signal loss. check the patch cord the right side might have went ...

...speakers, but i can hear through my headphones check the speaker connections, if you have a receiver that has front and rear,, switch the speakers to rear to make sure the speakers themselves are ...