Hi, when I first turn on my Pyle PT260A and goes to the tuner icon, the initial volume is very loud. I always have to be prepared to turn the volume down before it blares.

Simple answer to volume problem i have found there is a demo button on the tv which automatically turns everything down.

What do you have plugged into it? Or is it the speaker alone?

Check resister across back of speaker........most likely burned out.

Pyle products are aimed at the value end of the market. So features get omitted that are deemed "not important" in order to k=get to very low prices. One of these features is the Speaker A/B A+B button.

To implement that feature properly means doing some decent design in the power amp section to handle the switches in load. It also requires a stronger power supply and amplifier section with real guts. These are not Pyle strengths. They're built to a minimum specification.

So the answer is that there is no Speaker A/B A+B switching. Both sets of speaker terminals run all the time.

Sorry, but Pyle isn't good gear. If you've checked all the wiring and nothing else has been altered then I'd point the finger at the Pyle-o-c***

The protection modes in these units ****. Most new units have them. What I do is turn down settings on deck and turn up amp as much as possible. Then the protection won't turn on because you won't have to turn it up as high.

Hi,

I have the Touch also and love it. Its simple to turn up the volume. either using the button on the left side of the touch push up until the volume goes all the way up. You can also use the stylus pen and click on the icon that looks like a speaker in the upper toolbar. Then drag up the volume. If these things dont help choose a different ringer. Mine is extremely loud and yours should be too. Also consider updating the software.

Armymason

Since the Pyle speaker is a 4 ohm device, it's likely that when you have other zones on, the change in the impedance will affect the volume. Check to see what impedance your other speakers are (standard is usually 8 ohm), and if your tuner has impedance matching for your zones. If it does not, that's most likely your issue. You could get an impedance matching transformer at Radio Shack to resolve this issue. Please rate my solution, thanks.

Not enough juice, check the power and ground connections, another possibility is to have dc in the input, try to use in line filter available from radio shack to cut the dc, also test the with one speaker at the time, you could have a bad speaker (shorted) too.

The most common cause is an unsafe load/speaker impedance. If you have the speakers wired correctly, you may have a short in the wiring. If the wiring is OK, the amp is likely defective

Let me know if you have any other questions.