Questions & Answers for: Sherwood blown channel

pioneer vsx-c300 I managed to short out my right channel when adjusting my speaker wires. The wires (+ & -) managed to touch and now the channel is dead. Is it possible to repair such a brain fart or ...

Sherwood RVD-9090R Left Rear Channel Failure Left rear channel died and won't play test tone or anything else. The wiring is OK. I substituted a known good speaker and still no sound. I am wondering ...

HOW MANY WATTS PER CHANNEL I'm not sure there is a generic answer for your question...The manual of the specific unit will give the "specs"..meaning the amount of watts per channel...if you have lost ...

about 8 months old...one channel does not work...I've tried speakers and headset, one channel silent on both... we've had lightening storms, I'm on a surge protector, is it a fuse or a button I need ...

...channel is blown. Its not 100% blown. This has happened to my freind before, and from my long knowlage in audio, the channel is blown, and is not fixable. If you REALLY are attached to it, you could ...

...blown cap smell it for a pungent electrical burnt smell you will know it if you smell it if you smellt it you blew a mosfet or othere simiconductor. my experince has taught me to replace the whole ...

would like to hook up two recievers to push all my speakers comfortably. I have a pioneer vsx d490 and a sherwood rd 6500. How wud i accomplish this? I think you mean Pioneer VSX-D409. Since the two ...

i have just buy a old shewood rv6030r but i want to know its power .May someone can tell me about it Thank you first Search engines find these answers immediately without involving 'experts'. ...

why does receiver turn on a few sec. then makes a click sound toward the back, shuts off I may have blown it. I was cranking it up, and then some smoke came out of it. Now, all it does is turn on ...

How do i wire up my sherwood rx-4105 reciever for a subwoofer If the amp has no subwoofer channel then you take the right and left channels to the speakers and feed them in the subwoofer first, then ...