I recently bought a used Yamaha RX-V395 with the knowledge that the power cut-off as temperamental when the volume was turned past a certain point. However this is not the case, the power is perfectly fine, however the Main Left Channels do not work for Speaker A and B outputs. Both Right channels work great. On Speaker A, there is very low volume output combined with some white noise. On Speaker B, there is absolutely no sound. Could you please assist me with the root of the issue and what the possibility/intensity of the repair. Thanks in advance
Check out the left channel amp stages - your issue is there.
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To the shop.Do a web search and check around carefully for someone with a good reputation.
I have a shop but I'm in Vermont.
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make sure the (a) speakers are switched on,this may be a switch on the front panel or in the main set up menu.
hope this helps.
cable guy.
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Make sure that you have the correct input signal selected.
Also, check if the sound is not muted.
If you have a multi-room speaker switch, make sure it is set correctly to main speakers.
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The right or left (side) output channel has blown out. If it uses discrete transistors you'll have to replace two of them (one PNP and one NPN) along with several resistors that are part of the circuit (I'm guessing the static occurs on any input source).
Now , if the static happens only on certain input, then the problem should not be in your amp.
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Yes, there are relay type switches associated with those outputs. Your RX-V1 is not dying.
Just plug a pin plug in and out of the dead channel to bump the switch. You will hear the speaker
come on. If it doesn't come on,do the plug jack in an out of the pre out again. It will come on.
You can use the test tone to check all channels and rebalance volume levels. You are making the
pre out connect to its power amp. It seems the problem got better when activating those switches. Most likely a cleaning issue. You can also jump the mains and center, and there is also
a modification to jump all channels. I bought my RX-V1 very cheap because of this and love it.
Of course outboard power amp would solve all, but getting this reciever to connect to it's own
power amp has been thrilling as far as bang for the buck. I do use the front effects also, and like
them. It may seem like a pain, but it is worth it to get those channels going.
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