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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
Rear channel problem
I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
If it's under warranty (1 year on refurbs I believe) get it in to an
authorized Onkyo servicer and explain it to them There may well be an update for your model. Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
If it's under warranty (1 year on refurbs I believe) get it in to an
authorized Onkyo servicer and explain it to them There may well be an update for your model. Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
If it's under warranty (1 year on refurbs I believe) get it in to an
authorized Onkyo servicer and explain it to them There may well be an update for your model. Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
If it's under warranty (1 year on refurbs I believe) get it in to an
authorized Onkyo servicer and explain it to them There may well be an update for your model. Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
You say you: Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a set-up or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? This sounds like a speaker efficiency problem, and not the amp's problem. The proper test is to use an audio generator, and scope to see if the amp is actually performing, if you want to check the amp. Take the amp to their authorized service to have it properly checked, if you are still not sure. -- Greetings, Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG ========================================= WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm ========================================= "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
You say you: Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a set-up or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? This sounds like a speaker efficiency problem, and not the amp's problem. The proper test is to use an audio generator, and scope to see if the amp is actually performing, if you want to check the amp. Take the amp to their authorized service to have it properly checked, if you are still not sure. -- Greetings, Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG ========================================= WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm ========================================= "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
You say you: Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a set-up or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? This sounds like a speaker efficiency problem, and not the amp's problem. The proper test is to use an audio generator, and scope to see if the amp is actually performing, if you want to check the amp. Take the amp to their authorized service to have it properly checked, if you are still not sure. -- Greetings, Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG ========================================= WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm ========================================= "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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Onkyo Rear Channel Low Volume
You say you: Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a set-up or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? This sounds like a speaker efficiency problem, and not the amp's problem. The proper test is to use an audio generator, and scope to see if the amp is actually performing, if you want to check the amp. Take the amp to their authorized service to have it properly checked, if you are still not sure. -- Greetings, Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG ========================================= WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm ========================================= "Al" wrote in message ... Rear channel problem I have a HT-R510 Onkyo refurbish 6.1 100 watt amp that needs a better setup for rear channel. Front & rear speakers are the same "Monitor Audio B2". The fronts blow the rear speakers in vol. Why? "Test Tone" front and rear differs by only 4 db, but when playing music,dvd, or satellite i set front -12 db & rear +12 db, rears still sound quieter. Swapped rear to front speaker cables @ amp, now rears louder, fronts quieter. Appears to be a setup or defect with rear channel. Any suggetions? Thanks:AL |
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