More sound received from right channel than from left. balance set correctly,speakers work fine
SOURCE: no surround sound
So your saying that you have no rear channel. Some recivers use a single stereo output ic for both sides on the rear speakers. you could have a defect with this IC . Anther thing Im sure you check3ed the obvious ie : the switch is on suround sound? If there is a front to rear fader is it in the middle? Good Luck
SOURCE: ASUS P4S800D sound card problem
Check to see if your audio header is hooked up correctly on your motherboard if your using the front panel audio, if your not using the front panel audio then make sure the audio header has the two jumpers on them!! Check your mother board manual for proper procedure to hook up! If that still doesn't help then it could be a faulty sound device! You can fix this buy purchasing a new sound card! hope this helps! regards, babb
SOURCE: tivoli model two - low/no sound in base unit
I have exactly the same problem but found two work arounds, either one that I am completely satisfied.
1. unplug and replug the AC.
2. I have a subwoofer, when I plug the subwoofer cable half way in, the sounds of the base speak goes back to normal (but not all the way in)
SOURCE: Yamaha RX-550 receiver. Presently, no sound on
were you able to solve this one ? I have the same problem with mine. The only way to clear the lack of sound in one of the speakers is to rotate the input knob !!
Register and download the manual for free at retrevo.com
http://www.retrevo.com/s/Cambridge-Audio-540R-Receivers-review-manual/id/2536dj197/t/1-2/
"SW" stands for SubWoofer.
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Shows the currently active channels depending on decoding mode and source material. Icons lit indicate active channels in the source material. Icons with a box around them indicate actual channels being output separately.
Search for the word "balance". Page 8 again (circled 8)...
Lights when the Front Left and Right speaker outputs have been set to different levels in the OSD, i.e. a balance adjustment has been made.
You can look at the relative levels of all channels as described on Page 14.
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