No Sound on Kenwood DVR-6300

SOURCE: No sound from speakers

In most recivers or amps yes if there is a short in one channel all the amps go into shutdown or into the protect mode. Now if you know how an amp works then you should be able with a schematic to find out what amp is causing the over load simply by see in the schematic where the speaker output is on the curcuit and then measure for a DC B+ . Thats the amp you would disconnect to conferm that all the others were ok as an output on an amp curcuit shouldnt have more then .3 to .8 volts dc unless its unbalanced.. Seek a pro to assit you if you dont have the equipment to test the amp and for sure get a service manual or schematic diagram. Good Luck

SOURCE: Kenwood KVT-617DVD sound issues

the wireing off the brain is connected wrong, ok look at the wires and now disconnect your remote wire from the amp remote now connect the second blue wire to the remote wire going to the amp, now your sound should be right

SOURCE: Kenwood VR-405

vr-405 does not have a digital decoder, so the digital signal is what you're hearing

SOURCE: Surround sound not working properly

Hi guys,

Make sure that your sound aka dvd or whatever is set for a DTS (5.1) set your dvd at bitstreem and your receiver to automatic detection. When your movie will start you will heard your Receiver Relay//Mosfet clicking and a Red led will say DTS once you get there you will be able to select your Doldy digital surround the real one.

Ps: if you want to reset your VR-309 to default HOLD the POWER button for 5 sec unplug it from the wall hold it for 5sec while unplugged and replug it will be rested to default.

SOURCE: rear speakers won't play sound.

check on the front of the unit for a speaker selector- make sure A & B is selected