SOUND FORCE 505 SPEAKERS - Cables Unlimited QuickShot Sound Force 505 Computer Speakers

Assuming you have all 5 speakers and a powered subwoofer it's very simple. There is an RCA plug labeled "Subwoofer Out" that goes to your powered subwoofer. The speakers are labeled as well Left/Rigt Front and rear along with center. Make sure you hook them all up Positive and negative exactly the same or it won't sound right. Phase issues are the number one cause of bad sound and, besides, why spend money on a good ONkyo if you don't intend to do it right? Hope this helps

Hello. My name is Dave. Unplug the receiver. Plug it back in. When you first push the power button, you should hear one relay click. Within about 5 seconds, you should hear another click. My guess is, you don't hear the second click. Am I correct?

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If you're planning to run these speakers thru USB, the voltage size is 5 volts. Additional info can be found here.

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Make sure your sound mode is set to Dolby Pro logic II. This will force it to produce sound from all of the speakers.

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You can download manual for ken wood vr-505 from below website
http://www.retrevo.com/support/Kenwood-VR-505-Receivers-manual/id/480ag214/t/2/
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Make sure the speaker is rated for your system. 4,6,8 ohms Your speaker should be rated equal or higher than the receiver.
Also make sure the speaker wires are not shorted at both ends

Make sure you have enabled your surround and center speakers in the setup for that input and adjusted their levels. Then select media that is recorded in surround sound OR run a test signal.

http://ortofon.de/ should give you the weight. It should also give you the range of tracking force. To get the right weight you can use a stylus balance. The electronic ones are expensive but good. The mechanical ones are not great but better than nothing. I set my turntable up with an Ortofon-branded mechanical balance for weight, and a test record for tracking force.

Here is the link to the Latitude 505 laptop service manual: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/latd505/sm/index.htm




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if the cables are ok and the speaker are ok also beside good setting you will have a problem of the output stage in your receiver.