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Posted on Aug 29, 2010

How do i turn up my back speakers? - Pioneer VSX-1018AH-K Receiver

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Grab the remote for your vsx1018 and press receiver at the bottom of the remote then press the number zero button (this button acts as the channel level function when remote is in receiver mode) you will then notice that if you repeatedly press the zero button that it will cycle through each channel on the vsx1018 display (L for front left, C for center, R for front right, SR for side right, SBR for sarround back right, SBL for sarround back left, SL for side left, and last but not least SW for subwoofer rca jack output to your sub amp. After you have selected the speaker volume you want change ( SBR and SBL in your case) then push the left or right of the circle that sarrounds the enter button on the remote in order the fine tune the volume for each speaker,and after you are finished setting the volume the way you want then push the return button that is to the lower right of the circle that sarrounds the enter button on the remote. Cool huh!! :-) Oh ya, somthing else that is cool about the vsx1018, you can put music from your computer onto a thumb drive and then plug the thumb drive in the the ipod usb and the music will play!! IE press ipod button on remote and then use the circle to change music tracks.

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