I have a Kenwood surround sound system I purchased new in 2001 which looks to be failing. I'll be watching a movie and I hear a clicking sound and suddenly the voice starts to come out of the subwoofer instead of the center speaker. Sometimes if I wait long enough it starts coming out of the center speaker again. Sometimes I need to shut it down and restart or let is sit off for a bit. Anyone heard of this issue? Might it be a failure of the cable or center speaker instead of the unit? Although I do hear a clicking noise as if it was being turned on and off when this happens.
SOURCE: Kenwood VR-305 receiver surround speakers will not work
make sure that all input cables are in the correct positon also make sure that any inputs you are using don't have a macrovision in them that will also kill your sound due to copyright laws and stuff but main thing check all wires coming in to receiver and if you need more inputs go to walmart and get a rca splitter basicaly its a 1 in two out connection to add more cables in the input
SOURCE: Sub-woofer output not working
"Sub-woofer output not working" problem, and notify you when a new solution is offered.
Press the setup key on the front of the receiver
Select the subw setting
Move the multicontrol knob until the sub woofer is on
Turn off the receiver and turn back on- the subwoofer should be on
The operator manual can be downloaded on the web site--- free
http://www.retrevo.com/support/Kenwood-VR-507-Receivers-manual/id/480ag219/t/2/
SOURCE: No sound output from Center and Surround speakers
the only time the center and surround speakers put out sound is when it has a surround sound source such as a dvd etc. and only certain sounds come from them as well.
SOURCE: Kenwood vrs-7100 surround sound receiver turns on and shuts off
The audio amplifier IC are fried
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