I have a Jamo 360 series soundbar. Its been in storage for about a year and half. I brought it home and everything seems to be working fine other than Im getting no sound when I hook it all up.

SOURCE: no sound from my clarion vrx755vd

I have a 7in in dash dvd player but it does not want to play cds or dvds. it gives me an error notice. it won't even eject the cds. Where can I fix it?
Thanks

SOURCE: NO SOUND

First, rule out problems with the wiring to the speakers. Disconnect the speaker wires to the amp. Get a AAA battery. Hold one of the wires to the negative side of the battery and lightly grace the other wire across the positive side. You should be able to hear something like pops and scratches coming from the speakers. Do this for all the speaker wires and wire-tie each pair.

SOURCE: i have an panasonic toughbook

Use the following link to download new sound drivers.

https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pc/cgi-bin/itn/toughbook/dl01.cgi

Frank Fulton

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• Posted on Jun 25, 2009

SOURCE: Sony HT-CT100 soundbar + STR-DG720 = Yes misery, no audio

It's not going to do whayt you want. On the premise that you can't run a dedicated receiver to a dedicated receiver. One processor is not going to override another. The soundbar is a "self contained" closed system. Much like Bose products. I understand what you are looking for, it just can't be done with this product. Options: replace the sony soundbar with a passive polk soundbar or similar and keep the AV receiver or: Return the AV receiver and use the nice, but limited sony amplified soundbar. Hope this helps

SOURCE: Everything seems to run fine, just hasn't pulled a drop of water

remove the back airfilter, and touch the tubes while the unit is running, if nice and cold, all is well, there just isnt any moisture there. but if compressor is running and tubes are warm , means freon/coolant has leaked out