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Pioneer VSX-27TX Receiver - Page 3 Questions & Answers
Pioneer SX-6 stereo 40 years old: I have always played cds on volume level 7, now must use 15 to get same results.
a good good run, most never get that far, never serviced.
1981 actual; using RCA rear jacks mark PLAY?
both speakers? L and R>?
CD, all CDs low.
but is FM radio low too>?
there is no CD player there, on board so if FM is ok and AM
then your CD player not told is bad.
OR?????
CDDA real music disks (brick store bought off shelf) or
or CD with a bunch of MP3, or WAV or FLAC files?
is CD-r disk , SUN wrecked, not kept in dark not used. oops.
CD_R are easy to wreck in sun say parked on a window ledge.
all mine are good back to the first CD-R ever made and have hundreds here..
buy new BluRay player and it does them all, no more weak laser
do not use phono jack or that will put the preamp into saturation or the AGC there to go nuts. use only tape or aux , play jacks
phono is only for phonograph weak weak mag cartridges
tell what is there all and get better answers can go back 1960s and tubes, sure can. (old as dirt me)
Pioneer PL-570 turntable - with auto start button, arm moves to album, lowers, plays for 1-2 seconds and then immediately returns to the off position. Same thing happens if I manually place the arm o
Not meaning to resurrect an old thread, but I had the same issue and found the culprits after a few hours of fiddling around. The autoplay was dropping the needle close to the middle of the record and then picking it up again and returning indefinitely. I'll leave this here for anyone else who has this issue.
The auto drop adjustment is not what you want to be messing with, but you need to take the bottom main assembly out and focus on the parts in the attached pictures.
These two parts are screwed onto the largest/main cog on the main assembly. Mine were gummed together with old grease. They are easily removed and cleaned and relubricated.
The two shafts on the PU assembly are meant to move independently - mine were again stuck together with old grease. I worked them loose and applied some new lubricant.
After cleaning these parts it worked perfectly again!
No disc error with pd-z83m
I had the same problem. I didn't clean the system I just got mad and inserted the cd holder really hard and smacked the radio a few times. Now it's working again. I suggest you do the same. Sorry for my bad English.
Factory reset VSX-D608 trying to troubleshoot no audio output
How do I restore my Pioneer receiver to factory settings
To navigate to this interface, press "Net" on your remote and then select "Home Menu." Use the arrow pad to select the "Factory Reset" option, then choose "Start." Confirm by choosing "OK" and then allow a few moments for the device to process the request.
Not finding what you are looking for?
These two parts are screwed onto the largest/main cog on the main assembly. Mine were gummed together with old grease. They are easily removed and cleaned and relubricated.
The two shafts on the PU assembly are meant to move independently - mine were again stuck together with old grease. I worked them loose and applied some new lubricant.
After cleaning these parts it worked perfectly again!
