Pioneer NS-DV88 System
Problem for Pioneer NS-DV88 System

2.1 out of the needed 5.1




By kioner - usenet poster

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I decided to purchase my HT system in parts, opting for higher cost items and a slow build over time rather than a HTIB system. Now I have 2.1 out of 5.1 sound with two front speakers and a sub. My old bookshelf system has a pair of speakers with some sort of proprietery wiring. Two different sets of what appears to be generic speaker wire runs out of the back of each speaker, i.e. each speaker has four wires. I assume that this is beacuse the receiver unit powered two different speakers housed in the same same speaker box. Perhaps a bass unit and a tweeter?? My question is this, can I splice in addtional speaker wire to the proprietry wiring and use them as temporary surrounds??

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May 19, 2008

-   How do i open the speaker cabinet so that i can fix my speaker. I paid alot of money for this and I should be able to fix it or get some real help on how to fix the problem.-   Guest

Solution #1

posted on Jan 12, 2008
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KEM827

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My system was giving me the same problem. But, when I reset the system to the default settings the 5.1 surrond returned. Go to the Preference page in the setup, and change Default to Reset. This will restore all the factory settings, and 5.1 should return.
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Solution #2

posted on May 30, 2006
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jessie25

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I would try to figure out EXACTLY what those wires are. First--if you can't open the speaker cabinets without too much trouble, then trash them. Even if you buy some old used stuff, it'll be a cheap upgrade and far less riskier than what you're dealing with now.

Do you have a feel for what quality level you're dealing with? Are these some older exotics that would definitely be worth the trouble? Or are they torn from a boombox or something like that? It still seems odd--even speakers designed for bi-amping would have some sort of connection terminals or binding posts, and bi-amping isn't required--just optional. Hmmm. Even if that IS the case, what would be "proprietary" about that? It's just wire.

You have to be 100% sure you're wiring everything in parallel. Mix serial and parallel, and you've got a short circuit--you could damage your receiver/amp.
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