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Easy way to test a speaker get a small 1.5volt battery then grab the speaker wires hold one wire on battery + then strike the other wire on - the speaker should make a noise
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Usually the rear speakers dont have audio unless something goes from front to back. You could also try some of the different sound fields to get a simulated surround effect. Digital sources will give you the most accurate sound field. Try a bluray dvd player. Hope this helps.
Hi, these instructions will help you with the Audio problem. These are the steps to setupand 'restore' the “AudioDrivers”Part (1) Click on the "Start" button, go to and click in the (right, pane) Control Panel.
Scroll to find, "Ease of Access (or) Speech Recognition Options. Click, on" Replace sound with visual cues." In the See also: (Category), click, on “Audio Devices, and Sound Themes” click, “Playback” Next, click on the Active "Speakers.” Click “Configure” to"Audio channels" The (Speaker Setup) "wizard,”appear! Select (Test) click, Next! Follow the instructions.Part (2)Click 'Properties' change the "sound"(Level). Click on Enhancements, "Apply" changes. “The (Advanced),“not recommended!”In, the Controller Information (block), click on, Properties to "update" Drivers.Check to see if Device usage: (enable) if not? "Changeit."*Note: Click "OK" to all change; 'Save' and Apply!, before exiting.Hope this helps’ Ya
If you have a surround sound system, (amplifier and speakers), run the DVD speakers out wires to the amplifier IN. Thi way, you don't even need the TV speakers.
Sounds to me like the internal speaker went, this is actually common on radar detectors. Although 9yrs is a lot longer than most will last. If you are handy with a soldering gun you can replace the internal speaker with a new one and get it working again. However be sure to take the unit apart before getting a new speaker so you can match up the size as it varies.
If you turn speakers A and B off together, there should be no sound coming out from your speakers(be sure that you do not have the amp operating in surroundmode.). The headphone cct in this amp is not affected by speaker switching and remains on all the time. v
I would rip apart your harness and re-wire it just to make sure it's not bad wiring. The speaker connections are white/gray/green/purple. White and gray are front and green and purple are rear. It is possible the the output of the head unit went, but you can't be sure until you rule out the wiring possibility.
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