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Pioneer VSX-921
About a year old, and although it isn't defective, the volume is slowly moving down. (I mean over the months)
When I got I i would set it at -55 dB to get a good sound level...
Months later it was more in the -45 dB range.
Now I am listening at -38 dB.
The same on all sources, so it isn't a broadcasting issue.
Is my receiver defective / will it die (at this rate within the next 18 months I guess)
Or is it something else?
Yea, that's not it, or other things like sonos would also have a drop in volume.
a crazy thing:
a few nights ago,I suddenly had no sound, or sound bits coming through every now and then.
And every 20 or so seconds the receiver would try to "line up" the input signal or coding
(on HDMI meaning the image drops for a second and the TV displays the signal format (1080p 60))
but still no sound, sometimes just a half second of sound bits like a phone conversation with bad reception... :-)
...after about half an hour the sound was back, and I lowered the volume to about -52dB for comfortable listening/ viewing
....don't know how long that will last tho!
but I'm gonna talk to the store today.
thanks for your feedback!
OP here
Lol,
Yea, that's not it, or other things like sonos would also have a drop in volume.
a crazy thing:
a few nights ago,I suddenly had no sound, or sound bits coming through every now and then.
And every 20 or so seconds the receiver would try to "line up" the input signal or coding
(on HDMI meaning the image drops for a second and the TV displays the signal format (1080p 60))
but still no sound, sometimes just a half second of sound bits like a phone conversation with bad reception... :-)
...after about half an hour the sound was back, and I lowered the volume to about -52dB for comfortable listening/ viewing
....don't know how long that will last tho!
but I'm gonna talk to the store today.
thanks for your feedback!
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“My pioneer VSX-531 volume turn download” download VSX-531 service manual and look for a volume control IC and check voltage supply if it is correct. If correct, check volume output,treble and bass waveforms to see if they are correct. If not, replace the IC. If not fixed, replace volume control.
Your unit is locked in protection mode. Hold the advanced surround button and the power button to turn it back on. If it shutdown right away, then you shorted out the amp and need to take it in for repair.
The company's advertisement says it all. The company has mentioned the receiver as "Industry's First AV Receiver Designed for iPad". So it cannot compared with TV.
the receiver pioneer vsx - d902s has in the display lights are LED. ? and that screen will wear over time and stop working .. ? like the large volume potentiometer . ?I have wanted to purchase the sony receiver str.dh130 to renew the pioneer..que reviewers. ? although it is 100 watts and 125 watts pioneer
OP here
Lol,
Yea, that's not it, or other things like sonos would also have a drop in volume.
a crazy thing:
a few nights ago,I suddenly had no sound, or sound bits coming through every now and then.
And every 20 or so seconds the receiver would try to "line up" the input signal or coding
(on HDMI meaning the image drops for a second and the TV displays the signal format (1080p 60))
but still no sound, sometimes just a half second of sound bits like a phone conversation with bad reception... :-)
...after about half an hour the sound was back, and I lowered the volume to about -52dB for comfortable listening/ viewing
....don't know how long that will last tho!
but I'm gonna talk to the store today.
thanks for your feedback!
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