DirtyDog
New Member
I just got a Pioneer SX-780. It sounds pretty good but there is an issue with the right channel.
As long as I have speakers hooked up to it and select the appropriate A or B selector the meters seem to function properly and both channels output audio properly. However, as soon as I release either the A or B switch so no speakers are enabled, the right channel immediately jumps up to about half way and stays there. After checking, I can hear a very high pitched hiss on the right channel both through the headphones and when listening to the right speaker. It is pretty low and hardly noticeable but the meter pegged halfway when no output device is selected is annoying, although when the speakers are connected the right channel meter drops back to normal and seems to function properly.
Any ideas what could be causing this?
As long as I have speakers hooked up to it and select the appropriate A or B selector the meters seem to function properly and both channels output audio properly. However, as soon as I release either the A or B switch so no speakers are enabled, the right channel immediately jumps up to about half way and stays there. After checking, I can hear a very high pitched hiss on the right channel both through the headphones and when listening to the right speaker. It is pretty low and hardly noticeable but the meter pegged halfway when no output device is selected is annoying, although when the speakers are connected the right channel meter drops back to normal and seems to function properly.
Any ideas what could be causing this?