20 Most Recent Denon AVR-1508 Receiver - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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Okay! all ceiling mounted speakers. I don't know about 4 pair of speakers.Here is the load down:
First pair of ceiling speakers would be left and right front from speaker A or Main output behind your receiver.
Second ONE,but a pair would be connect to the center channel output as your center speaker.
Another pair would be connect to the surround sound left and right(NOT surround BACK left/right.)
Now,you have 5 channel setup at this point,you still need to purchase a power subwoofer to the SUB PRE-OUTPUT behind your Denon receiver.

For Zone two,you would need to connect your other pair of speakers to surround BACK left and right output.
Go to your Denon MENU button,depending on which model you have,some of them will have an on-screen display feature(you would need to have a composite video cable connect from the video output behind your receiver to the TV video input in order to use the on screen menu.)If not,you would have to it view on the front panel of the A/V receiver.
You need to read the detail on how to setup the video and audio as well as distance and DB for the receiver through the menu button.
I will be frank with you,if you are an amateur,Denon is NOT easy to be setup on the first time.
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The clue I think is the fact the problem gets worse after being switched off. One cause could be leaking capacitors, the big ones in the the power supply. They hold a charge, but if they leak the charge is lost and they do that when the power is off. The only other I can think of is a voltage regulator. But I think that would blow a fuse. So I would get your guy to replace the caps.

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Being that most AVRs designed today no longer provide a Pre-Out and Main Amp In that work in conjunction, there's no easy way to loop an external EQ through the receiver for playback with all sources. Also, given the fact that most receivers designed today either include some type of room correction software (Audyssey) or a Manual EQ for internal equalization, there is less of a need to integrate an external EQ with your receiver.

Question edited for clarity and all the typos! 'surround'. No, of course not, it was designed by engineers to work as a complete seamless unit. Contact Denon for spares. https://www.google.com/search?q=denon+684+receiver+parts+list ..

The Denon RC-1068 universal remote has an Amp button on the top left side of the unit. This button toggles through Amp, Zone 2, Zone 3, Zone 4 (on some devices) and System Call. In the Amp mode, it will control your Denon device default zone. If the remote is set to one of the other zones/modes, press the Home button (right side in the row with the Quick Select keys, above the surround sound buttons) to return to the Amp mode. Then press the Input button (on the left side), below the tuner buttons, to select the audio-visual source that you want. See the manual for the remote at ManualsLib, https://www.manualslib.com/manual/886505/Denon-Rc-1068.html#product-RC-1068 . The picture of the remote buttons is here: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/886505/Denon-Rc-1068.html?page=2#manual . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

That sounds like it is in standby. When the amp is switched on the relay pulls in, sends mains power to the main transformer and the system starts up. If it setects a fault it will shut down straight away. Follow the service manual diagrammes.

Does it do this with the spearkers unhooked?

Have you tested the voltages at the power supply

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Thist could be due to a short in the amplifier or in the power supply. You can try the following: disconnect all speakers and components. Then see if the unit powers up. If it does, turn it off, connect one item at a time until the unit fails to come on. That may identify the bad component. However, it the unit never powers up when it is devoid of speakers and components, repair is going to be more tedious, possibly cost prohibitive. https://www.justanswer.com/home-theater-stereo/8uupb-hi-denon-avr-1312-receiver-just-stop-working-suddenly-check-chassi.html https://support.denon.com/

Are the lights in the unit still working? If not it is a power issue. A lot of the vintage gear has a fuse inside that is not user replaceable. It could be the sensing circuit or an overload relay failure too. Unless you know electronic repair, have parts suppliers available and the equipment to service it, you are going to have to send it in

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The original remote is the Denon RC-877, https://www.manualslib.com/manual/435735/Denon-D-M50s-D-M50-Micro-System.html?page=9#manual . Here's are two in stock third-party exact replacements for the remote: https://remotes-world.com/products/denon-hifi-ud-m50 and https://www.remote-control-world.eu/rc-for-audio-hifi-denon-c-12_351/denon-rc-877-replacement-remote-control-p-5644 . Ebay and other sites also have listing for the remote. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Find the user manual on hifiengine.com: https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/denon/avr-1804.shtml In order to download, you'll have to make an account. This is free. The site is a very good source for user- and service manuals!!!

You will need an engineer for this. The volume control is on these machines controlled by an IC or chip. That sometimes goes faulty and needs to be replaced. They have often a great deal of pins that solder on to the board and need special tools to get them on and off.