Question about Audio Players & Recorders
I have a Pioneer VSX-519V and have some Sony speakers hooked up as a 3:1 surround sound. My problem is that when my family and I watch a movie, our tuner shuts completely off after a loud noise is played. I have the Treble turned to its' lowest setting but still any loud noise just turns off the tuner. Could it be that my speakers cannot handle the tuner or what?
It's a receiver, not a tuner.
Clearly something is overloading it or forcing it into self protection.
What else is drawing power from the same souce as the receiver, or from its convenience outlet. There IS a limit to how much current it will support.
Try checking the speaker connections and their impedance to make sure it's not unacceptably low.
Posted on Apr 03, 2010
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