Questions & Answers for: stereo receiver speaker terminal not working

...stereo to see the guts, try getting some denaturated alcohol and clean the connectors inside. Then if you are familiar with soldering you could check the connections in the driver circuts and see if ...

...receiver. Most high end receivers have this feature but, you may only have speaker level outputs. If that is your case the only option you have is to use a "speaker to line level adapter".... ...

receiver. I only have a stereo RCA line and I hooked up the red line to both the Sub and the receiver. Sounds like you have everything hooked up properly. Make sure the outlet is providing AC power to

...receiver is digital. When playing a DVD, everything sounds good. However, when watching TV, or a VHS, no sound comes out of the right main. Any ideas? When watching TV or VHS the sound should be ...

receiver and have tried to listen to FM radio. I do not know what the problem is? You gots ta isolate the problem.  Disconnect the speakers and hook them up to a stereo you know that works.  

...or most car stereo installation shops. Personally I would not mess with it chalk it up to a "life lesson" and purchase a sub with an onboard amplifier that is designed to connect to a home

stereo and the speakers don't work Not to be rude but is the volume turned down or mute on? Take the deck out and check all your speaker wiring. I would use screw ons for proper wires being terminated

...stereo (A/B) channels, dual center channel (place center speakers to the left and right, or above and below the screen), and two rear satellite channels. It is a 3-Ch Logic/Dolby Pro-Logic Surround ...

stereo, example: a dvd player can be connected with the dvd players " AUDIO OUT " going into the receivers connection for dvd (these are called rca connections-and are typically red and white plugs at

stereo receiver What is the difference between MAIN and REMOTE. Is it possible the REMOTE hookup is blown Wow, that's an old piece of kit! If you connect the second set of speakers up correctly at the