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Can you make do with an AVR30 manual? http://www.manualslib.com/manual/278932/Harman-Kardon-Avr-30.html#manual

There are many reasons this may happen, but without having the unit on the bench, it will be hard to tell. It may be oscillating, which would make that sound. I worked as a Technical Support Specialist for Harman Kardon. If you are interested in repairing your HK, please visit my website at audioserviceclinic.com. Thank you.

if they are optical inputs, then there will not be light coming out of them. the light should be coming out of the optical cable that runs from whatever source you are trying to hook up

1. Does the music you are o=playing on your IMAC or iPhone come out of the device speakers or there is no sound at all ? 2. Did you turn on the speakers ?

If your computer is Bluetooth-enabled follow the instructions in the set up guide that came with the speakers. If your computer is not Bluetooth-enabled, you have to buy a USB Bluetooth adapter for your computer first and then follow the instructions.

probably its 0000 good luck with that

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don't know satisfied?

have you tried another speaker on the centre channel ?

It is probably thermostatically controlled. But, I would check with an H/K dealer or repair shop to be sure. You don't want to have a thermal runaway disaster with the amplifier components.

No. The 245 doesn't have a microphone input. Besides, the speakers for a home surround sound system are a bit too delicate for the distortion levels generated by karaoke. Here's a $300 speaker (yes, $300 for a single speaker) wrecked from teens doing karaoke. They then bust it more messing around trying to push the tweeter cone together so the crack wouldn't be so noticeable If you still want to go ahead with the idea then you'll need some other bits of gear. For simplicity sake I'd recommend a karaoke CD+G player. It will have mic inputs, vocal echo, and take care of putting the works up on screen. The alternative is a mixer with effects (echo, reverb) - Cheap is Behringer Xenyx 1202FX and a source device for music and graphics. This could be your PC, but you'll then need to go trawling for karaoke files and you'll need some software to play them and do the words. Sax & Dotty is pretty good software. The PC sound needs to be connected to the mixer in a stereo channel. The mic goes in mono on a mic channel. The output of the mixer goes to the AVR on an AUX input. Behringer XENYX 1202FX

units in protection

The sub-ts5 had glue that went conductive on the circuit board and when it is removed unit should work again a good tech should be able to fix this for you

Unit has a fault in the PA stage of the amp hence going into protect