Onkyo TX-NR801 Receiver "volume channel" Questions

...the problem? Channel level output can be adjusted in the menu if you have the remote. Set the rear channel level volume higher and the fronts lower if need be, and then turn up the volume.

...to your model. ---try to make system reset by disconnection and connection. if all above failed bring a spray lubricant contact cleaner from radio shack and apply spray in volume and channel

...channel even when volume is adjusted higher on that channel to maximum. Have changed speaker wire and reattached several times. Speaker is not the problem. Try to tighten the screws at the back where ...

...CHANNEL NOT WORKING The Right front speaker is low in volume. All the other speakers seems to work properly. Please help Adding on again: I have interchanged speakers, if i connect any speaker on the ...

UNCONTROLLABLE SURROUND VOLUME My receiver has a broken main volume control knob and I use a remote for this. However sometimes when reducing or increasing volume there is a sudden burst of volume, ie

...channel, it comes back to proper volume. It does the same with either channel disconnected. Q. Would this be related to the power output stages, and possible just the power tranistors? This sounds ...

for the same channels as the external amp you'll have to match the like channel volumes to each other using a volume control on your external amp, then level-match them as a unit to the other channels

buzzing at low volumes in front channels At lower volumes I am getting a buzzing sound. At level -37 there is a faint buzz at volume level -38 or lower the buzz becomes louder sorry nawrock, i cannot ...

...volume to 30+ just to hear anything). Channels don't really sound distorted, just very low. All other channels are normal level. I checked setup and all level settings are fine. A quick test with ...

...channel volume up. Voices and dialog come from the center channel speaker in Dolby modes. Post back if you need instructions. Please rate my solution. Another solution is to moderate the background ...