I recently moved and redid all my speaker and component connections to my TX-SR503. No problem. Great sound as usual. A few days ago I made connections to get cable audio through the receiver and to hook up a new DVD player, the Philips DVP5982. Now all of the sudden -- not saying there's a connection -- I get terrible noise, distortion and a low buzzing/hissing through my left speaker when I power up the receiver. The noise goes aways after a few minutes, but the buzzing doesn't I've tried a different speaker cable, a different speaker, redoing all the connections, moving components -- and the buzz/hiss lingers. Help?
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I have a similar issue. My HT-530 makes a very noticeable buzz in all speakers when I have the receiver on any of the surround sound modes. The buzz lessens if I change the Dimmer setting ( which is really weird)
I have the extended warranty and I've taken this receiver into Circuit City. They told me there was nothing wrong with the device. Interested to hear if anyone else has a solution.
Same hissing problem from one of the speakers (Onkyo SC-570) of my hifi system. Exchanged cables and re-did connections, without success.
I have the same problem. Front Left channel presents reduced audio output with static and distortion. The problem is not related to the source, speaker wire, or speaker. It is a nice receiver, but not worth doling out much cash to fix. I'd hate to toss it and would love to fix it myself. Is this doable?
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