Mic autosetup Hi I plugged in a microphone and went through the mic auto setup all speakers made there noise(surround sound had been on) and system asked for it to be saved, so i did then i pulled microphone out and sound now only comes from 2 front speakers all others are off, how do i get it to go back i cannot find my manuel!! CAN YOU PLEASE HELP i need to do this before my hubby gets home!!

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Hi ktsaam...the Manual for your Receiver can be downloaded by clicking on the URL below: http://www.ch.onkyo.com/files.download/tx-sr803_703_manual_e.pdf

Posted on Aug 03, 2007

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