Why does my receiver shut off when I turn up the volume?
Why does my receiver shut off when I turn up the volume?
New receivers automatically shut down because they may be sensing a short somewhere. This short can be internal (within the unit) or external (one of the speakers or speaker wires).
What can I do with my rx-a760 AV receiver?
Add audio in up to 9 additional rooms with MusicCast wireless speakers or other MusicCast devices. Wi-Fi®, Bluetooth® and AirPlay® wireless connectivity, a phono input for vinyl playback and Zone 2 audio provide added system versatility.
How often does my Yamaha RX v673 cut out?
Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds. When it does cut out, the speaker icons disappear from the display of the receiver, and then return again just before the audio plays. I have tried using headphones, instead of speakers (speakers unplugged) – same problem.
How can I increase the volume on my Yamaha AV receiver?
By altering the speaker level to 10db higher than they are supposed to be set, all you’ve done is increase the volume relative to reference by 10db. THe receiver is now incorrectly calibrated. You could have achieved exactly the same result by simply increasing the master volume by 10db.
Why does my Yamaha receiver keep cutting out?
I have had my receiver for just over two years now. The problem started small, but has gradually gotten worse and worse. Basically, the audio cuts out for a few seconds and then returns. Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds.
Add audio in up to 9 additional rooms with MusicCast wireless speakers or other MusicCast devices. Wi-Fi®, Bluetooth® and AirPlay® wireless connectivity, a phono input for vinyl playback and Zone 2 audio provide added system versatility.
Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds. When it does cut out, the speaker icons disappear from the display of the receiver, and then return again just before the audio plays. I have tried using headphones, instead of speakers (speakers unplugged) – same problem.
Can you use straight mode on a Yamaha AVR?
With the Yamaha AVR’s you do have the option to apply processing to 5.1 soundtracks, so you can alter the sound to add effects. So, if you want to hear the original 5.1 soundtrack use straight mode. Discrete 5.1 would result in you getting 5.1 audio if using the STRAIGHT mode.
I have had my receiver for just over two years now. The problem started small, but has gradually gotten worse and worse. Basically, the audio cuts out for a few seconds and then returns. Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds.
