Kenwood VR-405 Receiver "speakers barely audible" Questions

...barely hear the sound from 1 of my two speaker The speakers are Kenwood JL-545/JL-545B and there is some electronics parts on the speaker connector (i pulled it out of his chassis) I verified that it ...

speakers i get barely audible sound out of my left channel 0n both a and b speakers. tested the speaker in the right channel, and it works just fine. currently running 1 speaker as "a" right, and 1 as

...barely audible We recently added a VHS/DVD-R to our system and hooked the latter into the Sony via a Coax cable. Now the surround sound is awesome, but we can barely hear the dialog & have to use ...

...as I turn up the volume. It doesn't get very loud (barely audible) before shutting off. Check speakers for distorted or dead drivers . Disconnect and repair. receiver will blown if not

...barely audible even with it turned all the way up. I have tried different audio cables. It occurs in different modes also, CD Tuner, etc. Maybe you have it muted or a Tape Monitor engaged??? Never ...

...speakers, etc. As far as I know, nothing has changed from when it was working perfectly yesterday. Any ideas? Make sure you have not put it into tape monitor mode. IS there a MUTE function on the ...

...barely audible through cenrte speaker. I have changed both the speaker cable and speaker to no effect. I have seen this a few times. Try resoldering the pins on the voltage regulators. If you are not ...

barely audible in other modes. I have swapped speakers and it appears to be a problem with the receiver. I have used the level calibration to raise the level of the center speaker. That helps in other

barely audible hiss. Switching modes does not help. The only setting where I can hear everything is 2 channel. I have checked the speaker itself and the speaker wires by switching with another apeaker

...speakers. The low level signals would barely be audible via an earphone, so they need to be boosted significantly in order to drive speakers. Some amps provide jumpers to insert into the phono jacks ...