...Right" channel I have checked everything. Speaker is good, speaker wire is good. I also reset AVR but no sound from "Front right". All other channels are fine. What could be wrong? The very FIRST ...
...right channel Occassionally I get no sound from my surround right channel. It works for months at a time and then stops for months at a time. It doesn't matter what input I am using (haven't tried ...
...Right front channel/speaker has constant buzz/fuzz/static -shhhhhhhhhh-. Checked speakers and source. All other channels are okay Problem is it is a common problem. I have one with the same thing, it ...
...right and center channel speakers, I currently have the left & right connected to the Rear surround and not able to use my center channel. I tried everything I could think of even reseting to factory ...
...center channel on my AVR 7000 is a lot lower than the fromt two channels. Is this normal. I had to adjust the setting up 10 db to equal the db of the left and right fromnt channels. I have same ...
Question about AVR 220 5.1 Channels Receiver
...right channel isn't working. I have switched the two front speakers and the right speaker works on the left channel so it is not a problem with the speakers or wires. When I turn the volume up loud ...
Question about AVR 220 5.1 Channels Receiver
channel line and it was working fine but the right channels doesn't work at all. I don't know what else could I do. So does this mean the right channels are burnt? Could I bridge the connections using
...solder connection due to overheating. Check the left channel output of the power transistors solder trace - you can compare them to the right channel stage because they're almost identical
seen to work. All wires are tight. Check for a cold or broken solder connection inside the unit. The left and the right channels are almost identical circuitry. Compare the good channel to the bad one
right channel speaker "B" out of harman kardon to the sub woofers left right speaker in put. you can connect the speaker out "A" to your normal left right speakers. Remember to switch Speaker "A" and
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