I have a yamaha RX-V461B AV receiver. I cannot get the the right front speaker channel to work. All the surround and center speakers work. Even when I run the speaker test, no static comes out from that channel. I checked the speakker setting on the front panel and is set to B I have swapped out the speakers and they work fine on the right front. Maybe it is the setting? How can I reset to factory defaults?
Re: I have a yamaha RX-V461B AV receiver. I cannot get...
There is no setting that would choose one front speaker to work differently than the other. The amp or something in the audio path within the receiver is failing.
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That can only happen I think if you have the speakers connected to the wrong terminals. Check the connections and make certain they are right, plus the wire is good and not touching any parts it shouldn't
firstly Jessica you will need either a cd or some form of media that is recorded in surround sound then make sure all wiring is in it's right sockets then while your "cd" is playing configure the amplifier. I hope this will be of some help goodluck.
Hi. You can always use a Receiver with an output impedance that is lower than the speakers input impedance.Problems arise when you try to use a Receiver with a higher output impedance than the Speakers input impedance.
Ahhh, the good ole Bose 901. (I like those)... And you want to connect them to the Yamaha RX-V765 AV receiver. That should be a piece of cake. I assume you only have two Bose 901 cabinets. If so, you simply need to connect one end of your speaker wires to the terminals found on the 901 cabinets, and the other end of the speaker wires need to go to the Front Left and Front Right speaker outputs of the RX-V765. The RX-V765 is a 7 channel surround receiver. Weather you run it as a 7 channel theatre or as a more classic 2 speaker configuration, you will want to run the 901 cabs from the Front L and Front R speaker outputs, unless for some reason you want to specifically use them for any of the surround channels in which case it will not harm anything if you use them for surrounds - it's just that if you're simply wanting to use them as your principal speakers, you want Front L and Front R.
So connect them as I explained, power the receiver up, put on your favorite CD and enjoy!
Check your "main menu" settings. If you are not using a center channel you need to go into "speaker settings" toggle to "center channel" and select "none" If that's not what your question is, post a comment with some more detail and I will gladly help you more. Hope this helps.
Hi Zanthena - my Yamaha rx v 2200 is doing exactly the same thing - did you manage to track the problem down? I have had my unit in for repair and the fault occurred again 6 hours after I re-installed it.
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