Kenwood VR-505 Receiver "bose speakers volume low" Questions

...would be able to use a non bose amp. All the speakers should have crossovers in them, If you do start at a low volume first, you can blow your speakers if your amp is too big and volume is too

...Bose shelf speakers. Checked all connections, set subwoofer to lowest "volume" setting, nothing resolves this. How close to your video monitor is this rxr? It is not shielded well as far as sync ...

...volume upper -30. only works fine in stereo mode. any help. i have a Bose Acoustimass 10 home entertainment speaker system chances are you have the volume too loud and the speaker wires are crossed. ...

...get loud. I use bose surround speakers and a 600w velodine sub. Any suggestions welcome, I'm going for a beer. check the volume output from your components, and make sure they are not set too ...

...Bose speakers for this receivers and they work fine when connected to other systems. So i want to know that is this the problem of receiver or settings or any part has to be changed in the receiver ...

...speakers, I know because I ran into the same issues you are facing now, I had a Bose sub matched up with two Radio Shack Satellites and sound was not balanced it was awful. Finally I broke down and ...

...may have been designed to operate together to yield adequate performance (like Bose does). Breaking that pairing may give unpredictable results and risk of damage to the speakers or the new

Bose would do. Substituting a different amp may be electrically unwise and audibly unsatisfying. It is certain that the DAV base unit did all the electronic magic to create a surround effect from only

...Bose Acousta Mass system and powered sub. However, when I switch to the B speakers - I get the sub still on but minimal volume is directed to the outside speakers. If I put A+B on reduced sound is ...

...Bose speakers in two of the cabins and it is these I need connection assistance on. How do I best connect these to the amp also. How do I do that without damaging the amp (impedence drop)? Thanks ...