Volume on jvc home stereo receiver cuts off at a certain level

The JVC KS-BTA100 is a Bluetooth adapter that allows you to stream audio from your phone to your car stereo. It is possible to change the volume level of calls on the KS-BTA100, but the exact method may vary depending on the specific version of the device and the version of firmware it is running.
Here are a few things to try:

1. Check the manual: Check the user manual for the JVC KS-BTA100 to see if there is any information about adjusting the volume level of calls.
2. Check the device settings: Some versions of the KS-BTA100 have settings that allow you to adjust the volume level of calls. Check the settings menu of the device to see if there is a way to adjust the volume level of calls.
3. Check the phone settings: Some smartphones have settings that allow you to adjust the volume level of calls. Check the settings menu of your phone to see if there is a way to adjust the volume level of calls.
4. Check for updates: Check if there is any firmware update available for your KS-BTA100, it may have the feature you're looking for.

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Could be a voltage, volume from preamp or the wiring on the speakers is crossed

Connecting to a home stereo

1. For most home stereo systems, connect iPod to your amplifier's sound input using a 3.5 mm mini stereo to RCA adapter cable.
2. Adjust the volume on iPod to less than half to prevent overdriving your amplifier. Adjust the listening volume using your stereo's controls.
   
   Note: Depending on your stereo, iPod may need to be set higher than half in order to get a proper volume through external speakers.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2167

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you will need to access the bass and treble setting on the unit.
If you have stnadard speaker then dont put the bass to high as you can not turn the volume up high.
The same for the treble.
Set them at about the same and turn the volume up until it sounds good.
If it is to quiet then turn the treble and bass down and then the volume up more

You don't exactly define what "cuts out" means.... silence, protection or power off?

What makes you think it's thermal in nature?

Have you considered the speaker load impedance may be too low for the amp?

Check the speaker maybe one are about to get fried

Hello dkadams37200,

Here's a link to download a copy of the instructions.

But most of the JVC's have a similar procedure. 1) You first need to press and hold the "SEL" button until the receiver enters PSM (personal settings mode). 2) Then use the left/right rocker switch just to the right of the volume control to select an item. 3) The turn the volume control to change the setting. 4) Finally, press SEL again to exit PSM.

Hope this helps.

p.s. Welcome home, and thanks for your service to the USA.

ok , ive found the problem with mine. I checked the voltage between the earth wire on the head unit and the battery in the car. I found that when i turned the headunit up to around 17-20 there was up to 3volts differance, which is when it would cut out. So ive run a new earth wire and she's all sweet . Even the cd player works now.

you prolly need a new voltage regulator