The speaker may have a current sensing device to avoid damage under high volume conditions. Also check the setting of your bass control. Every 3 db increase in setting doubles the power going to the driver and it is easy to over drive the unit at high volumes if your bass control is not on flat.
SOURCE: Speaker volume settings
I figured out the problem. After you set the individual channel volume for each speaker you need to push the test button on the remote and this will lock in the settings. Thanks.
SOURCE: yamaha rx-v661 unsolved speaker wiring error
1. Try running the auto setup without the sub. ( is it a powered sub {the sub has its own amp on the back} or is a NON powered sub that is driven off the speaker jacks of the Yamaha receiver. )
If the sub is powered, and connected to the Amp via the RCA cable from the " sub out " jack, chances are you either have a defective sub or a gound loop.
Good luck...Rob
SOURCE: Subwoofer preout and bass
did you tell the receiver that you have a subwoofer connected (thru the quick setup)?
SOURCE: Low to no volume output from Integra DTR-5.2 receiver
most higher end integra's have a input level adjusment or input selection for each and every input. Perhaps you are not on the correct input, go to onscreen programming and check out the input level and input select - also try the tape in another input like tape 2 or cd. It will not hurt the receiver for a test. Also, if you are using the cheap cables from the manufacturer - try a pair of cables that you know work or go by some. BTW, you don't need to spend $40 for cables order them online through amazon or other store. Gold / sliver plated oxygen free are best.
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