Kenwood kr-v8080 reset - Onkyo TX-SR307 A/V Receiver

No, they aren't programmable. One remote, one device.

$8.99 here

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https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/kenwood/kr-9600.shtml I hope this is the model you are referring to

You blew the amp. If you were running 4 subwoofers off of a dual channel amp you most likely running them bridged off of two different outputs. You most likely blew the resistor and because it was pushing more power then it could handle. Also when you bridge speakers it brings down the impedance which allows for the more power to course through. Suggestion is to buy a new amp that can handle 4 subs or 2 different amps for both sets.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Kenwood-KR-V6050-Receivers-manual/id/479bh940/t/2/

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Hi,yes you can connect Kenwood KR-4600 to an ipod.


Instruction..

You will need an RCA cable .


Connect the RCA (red and black to the input of the Kenwood KR-4600...You have options of inputs to use..

Either input at the back of the Kenwood KR-4600,or tape A and tape B..which ever you wan to use..

After connecting the red and black RCA to Kenwood KR-4600, then connect the other jack end to the ipod, and go the front of the Kenwood KR-4600 to activate the input selection knob to the desired input being selected at the back of the Kenwood KR-4600..

And don't forget to turn on the volume of the Kenwood KR-4600 and also the iPod volume..

And after that your done..

Good luck to you..

You can get the manual on the link below.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/3279806/ManualsMania-Kenwood-KRV5570-krv5570pdf-Owners-Manual-English

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Kenwood-KR-V5570-Receivers-manual/id/479bh938/t/2/

Good Luck

You can download at:

http://www.kenwoodusa.com/z_Support/Home_Electronics_Owners_Manuals/

Select your product number from the list and the download link will appear below. Four thumbs, please.

kenwood has always showed negative numbers 00 is as high as it will go

Unit apparently has problems. Check/replace batteries in remocom

if you sent 110v down the speaker wires & into the amp you most likely have damaged the audio outputs or the output ic. Look for a big aluminum heatsing & on one side you may find 1 or 2 ic's or numerous transistors, the ic's are hard to check, the transistors are easier to check, if transistors replace in pairs. also check for burnt /open resistors near outputs