Onkyo TX-SR605 Receiver "sound center speaker" Questions

...sound output to Center or Surround Speakers. Front and Sub outputs work fine. I switched the speaker cables from Center and Surround to Front and Sub and all the speakers are fine. the only time the ...

...Sound center speaker - Questions - Fixya www.fixya.com > ... > Sony > Sony STR-K840P ... sound from center channel during viewing, or during speaker level test- all other speakers emit tone, but ...

...sound from center channel during viewing, or during speaker level test- all other speakers emit tone, but center is dead. I have optical digital cable and hdmi connected to Sony. Also using Sony ...

center channel sound output I just purchased an aperion 4C center channel. it has the two 4" speakers with the 1" tweeter in the middle of them. noticed that practically all of the sound seems to be ...

...Sound from Center Speaker With "A" Speakers ON and "B" Speakers OFF, there is no sound from center speaker and muffled sound from side and rear speakers. Remains this way from a cold start for about ...

sound from the center channel. This occurs no matter what type of sound option I choose on the stereo. (ex. Dolby Surround, Stereo, Movie, Sports or etc.) So right now we just always use the 7 speaker

...sound from center channel. I do get a very low distorted sound from the center channel when I have the volume all the way up (may be crosstalk). Everything else is in perfect operating order. I am ...

sound, no center speaker sound I hooked up my Sony STR-DG910 to a Bose Acoustimass 16 speaker system and have double checked all the speaker connections. I cannot get any sound from the center speaker

sound for the center. If it doesn't work, then either you have faulty cable, faulty speaker or faulty center output of the receiver. - Try connecting the center speaker to different output of receiver

...sound coming out of Center. Check that it's center speaker in the set-up menu is on and that the sound field that it's in uses the center speaker. try it in pro logic. It could be a bad solder ...