Additionally, if it is NOT humming with the music but the music is distorted, oh yes, your speakers are defective. :yes:This chart says that if a power amp hums or hisses when nothing is connected to its input, the amp is broken, which is often going to be wrong.
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Oh;, Lord. I have a Sony ST6800 SD receiver, and it is down on the left channel, not dead,but much lower output than the right. Cleaned the balance pot and switched the speakers, left to right. Left is down in output, but not distored. Any ideas? thanks, ron
Just had a thought re the Pioneer VSX problem in the previous message. If I r ember correctly, when you have speakers plugged into both A and B speaker connectors you gave to set certain impedance settings depending on the speakers in use. As reported previously I had recently disconnected the B speakers--but neglected to do anything about revising impedance settings. I can't really see how that would make the amp lock up as it now is but......?.?? Will check back in Canada. Anyway, a thought to consider.
Seriously, though... it looks pretty good. I sold a receiver to a guy once who called me later in the day, fuming mad. Claimed I'd deceived him and sold him a broken piece of junk, that he was getting no sound from one channel.
He called again a little later to explain that he'd forgotten to connect a speaker wire...
That is surprisingly very good. Thank you for sharing.I found this over on the Van Alstine site. Frank has put this "Troubleshooting Flowchart" together for your audio problem solving needs. It would be interesting to put it to the test and see if he has it all covered.
RC