Onkyo TX-SR501 Receiver "sound cut" Questions

...sound very good. The sound will be great for awhile and then all of a sudden cut out and the volume will drop and not sound very good.  IF ITS AN HD TV U NEED TO GET AN HD SOUND ...

sound cuts out- cable tv it seems periodically the sound/audio signal cuts out for half a second. i have the tv hooked up via digital coax. the display shows A.F.D auto (or whatever i have it set on) ...

...sound coming out of the speakers suddenly cut out. Not entirely. You can still hear the music, only at a very low volume and with a very tinny sound. Any suggestions? sounds like the tape monitor may ...

...cut off with no sound or anything I would turn it back on and all the power would come on and cut right back off again I have an RCA RT2270 would it be possible to get someone to come out and look at ...

Technics SA-DX930 Sound cutting in and out Using just 2 front speakers (8 ohms) the sound is plays then cuts out then comes back on and cuts out again (random pattern). This happens with the tuner and

I have a Kenwood receiver (VR-606) and the sound keeps cutting out within minutes of operation. The speakers make a loud sound (almost as if they are going to blow) before the sound cuts out. Turning ...

My brand new Yamaha RXV 467 in all modes the sound cuts out periodically for a short time. It is random and very annoying. I checked all speaker connections and the sound cuts out even in "direct

...sound cut in out sound cuts in and out The problem is in the audio output section, or cracked solder connections on the main printed circuit board. But! check the speaker wires for shorts first, if ...

...light was coming on and off with the crackle before the sound cut off , what's causing that? Try to RESET the receiver, here is a link to your operating manual. Go to page 23 Aiwa AV D58 User ...

...sa-590: audio 'cuts out' and now stay off. when it cuts out, there is a click first then the sound disappears Sounds like the relay are worn. Its small plastic box. You can gently open the cap ...