My Marantz sr5002 likes to run itself off at higher volumes. A simple on and off will reset the breaker (or whatever) but I can't imagine that the two stereo speakers I have plugged in are too much output for the receiver. Wires do not touch in the back. I am worried that it will get worse if I buy better speakers. Is this how it is supposed to act or should I get it looked at? Should I pay better attention to wattage of output and speakers?
Could be that the speaker are being over-driven. The harder a speaker is pushed, the lower the resistance becomes, and the receiver could be sensing it as being a short and shutting itself down to protect the amp.
SOURCE: no right output
When you say it didnt switch when changing cables?? Well if you have no output on the right speaker and you put the left speaker on and still had no output then its your speaker as the problem should have switched from right to left if the problem is in the reciver. Now you could check and see if there are any bent control shafts as this is common durring a move and that would account for the problem or there are internal speaker fuse that may have popped out but this ones doubtfull, or the preamp or main amp printed cuircut board has a crack in them?? If you checked all mof these and need assistance with this repair you can go to the manufactures website to see how and where you can send or take the unit for repair. Good Luck [email protected]
SOURCE: universal home theater remote for Pioneer VSX-305 audio/video stereo receiver
Don't spend a lot of money for a universal remote. Radio Shack has some good buys. I think you are the same person who is having problems with a 305. Get rid of it. You can make a quantum leap at Amazon for less than $200 for a Pioneer.
SOURCE: Receiver won't let volume go higher than -7 dB
Actually, -7 db and above woul be quite load.
Anyway, I am not very familar with the Pioneer GUI auto setup. But, am aware of how AVR are set-up.
If you have set up the home theatre by auto/manual setup then please check the channel levels whether any of your channels settings is at +7.0db.
If so, reduce this setting where it more +7.0, then you would be able to raise the overall main setting from the volume control to go higher than -7db.( by as much as you've lowered the particular channel setting)
Please do let me know if this helps.
SOURCE: Max. wattage for speakers w/ Technics Receiver SA-GX100?
I too have a Technics SA-GX100 and it's rated at 2 x 40W @ 8 Ohms. I have the Technics SB-2840 floor model speakers hooked to it, which are rated at 200W Music Input - 8 ohms. It sounds very nice just to be a 40W receiver.
SOURCE: my Marantz sr 4001 receiver has no output. Is
my friend has the same problem with an SR 4001. the tech said it was an internal fuse soldered to the board. the display showed an error code that clued in the tech of the problem. I am trying to find the fuse on the board, and trying to get a value(Volts-amps) of the fuse
Anything that has a headphone output can be adapted to feed an RCA cable pair for standard stereo to any audio device with a standard RCA input. Get a cable like the one described here:
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10218&cs_id=1021804&p_id=665&seq=1&format=2
and connect it into any available analog input EXCEPT "Phono". Turn the source player volume up.
You may have to find the sound controls on the laptop to raise the volume high enough for the reciver to use.
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