How many speakers can I put on Sony Receiver?
Q. I have a Sony STR-K502P 5.1 receiver that I THINK is rated at 100watts per channel. What I want to do is use it and put 8 speakers throughout my home in the ceiling. Can this be done? Will this receiver handle all of that? What size speakers to buy, and how powerful of speakers to buy? How should I wire the speakers if I only have 5 inputs? Anything you can suggest will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Chad Brone - Sun Aug 30 11:18:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you need is a speaker selector switch with 1 to 4 set of speaker connection. This way it will not overload your amplifier in the receiver, it will also make sure the load resistance are compatible with your receiver. Speakers with a 50 watt rating for the other rooms should work out. If you want more power you should get a multiple power amp to power each each individually. Hope this will help you out.
Answered by bbt91945 - Sun Aug 30 13:59:21 2009
Q. I have a Sony STR-K502P 5.1 receiver that I THINK is rated at 100watts per channel. What I want to do is use it and put 8 speakers throughout my home in the ceiling. Can this be done? Will this receiver handle all of that? What size speakers to buy, and how powerful of speakers to buy? How should I wire the speakers if I only have 5 inputs? Anything you can suggest will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Chad Brone - Sun Aug 30 11:18:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you need is a speaker selector switch with 1 to 4 set of speaker connection. This way it will not overload your amplifier in the receiver, it will also make sure the load resistance are compatible with your receiver. Speakers with a 50 watt rating for the other rooms should work out. If you want more power you should get a multiple power amp to power each each individually. Hope this will help you out.
Answered by bbt91945 - Sun Aug 30 13:59:21 2009
Can my Bose subwoofer be connected to my Sony receiver?
Q. I have an active Bose subwoofer that was with my home theater. I now have a Sony receiver to replace the crummy Bose one made around 1996. The input on the sub is like none I've seen before. Is there any way to connect these two?
Asked by SteelersFan - Tue Jan 22 10:06:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most if not all Bose subwoofers are proprietary in which you'll have to use it with a Bose receiver. The best thing to do is sell that sub and buy an HSU or SVS sub.
Answered by ih8u - Tue Jan 22 11:00:09 2008
Q. I have an active Bose subwoofer that was with my home theater. I now have a Sony receiver to replace the crummy Bose one made around 1996. The input on the sub is like none I've seen before. Is there any way to connect these two?
Asked by SteelersFan - Tue Jan 22 10:06:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most if not all Bose subwoofers are proprietary in which you'll have to use it with a Bose receiver. The best thing to do is sell that sub and buy an HSU or SVS sub.
Answered by ih8u - Tue Jan 22 11:00:09 2008
Is it possible to assign a sony receiver remote control to the PS3?
Q. I have a sony receiver (STR-DA5200ES) and I would like to control the PS3 (to play movies) with the remote control (RM-AAL005)
Asked by Joan - Wed Apr 7 12:19:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The remote control for your reciever is IR while the PS3 take Bluetooth radio signals. To get a IR remote to work, you need a usb dongle (looks like a thumb drive) that will recieve IR and communicate like a wired game controller. I grabbed one from a Blu-Wave remote control. Think it was $20 and threw the remote away. I have it programmed to my Harmony1. I believe your remote has some universal programming capabilities, but dont believe that it will work. The dongle replicates your PS3 controller functions, so will need to program each button,. There is no way to copy the PS button, so will need to turn on manually. Turning off, assign a macro to go all the way left then up on the XMB. Hope that helps.
Answered by Hoolie - Wed Apr 7 12:30:21 2010
Q. I have a sony receiver (STR-DA5200ES) and I would like to control the PS3 (to play movies) with the remote control (RM-AAL005)
Asked by Joan - Wed Apr 7 12:19:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The remote control for your reciever is IR while the PS3 take Bluetooth radio signals. To get a IR remote to work, you need a usb dongle (looks like a thumb drive) that will recieve IR and communicate like a wired game controller. I grabbed one from a Blu-Wave remote control. Think it was $20 and threw the remote away. I have it programmed to my Harmony1. I believe your remote has some universal programming capabilities, but dont believe that it will work. The dongle replicates your PS3 controller functions, so will need to program each button,
Answered by Hoolie - Wed Apr 7 12:30:21 2010
Can I use a Sony receiver with Phillips speakers?
Q. I have a Phillips Home theater system right now- however, I need a new receiver that will sync with my Bravia TV and my Ps3. Sony makes a receiver that has the Bravia sync. The thing is, my phillips speakers aren't regular speaker wire, they have like the little plugs to plug into the back of my Phillips system. If I cut that plug off and stripped the wire, would I be able to use those speakers with a Sony receiver??
Asked by Jon T - Sun Jun 28 14:05:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally - No. Phillips does NOT make speakers to be compatible with any electronics but their own. This is why we never recommend the $199 box home theater systems as you cannot swap parts in/out. Look on the back of the speakers. If they say 8 ohm or 6 or even 4 - you could probably cut the plugs off and use them. But to get impressive power numbers - these speakers are often 4,3 or even 2 ohms which is close to a short circuit. Also - forget the "Brava Sync" thing. This is just a gimmick to get you to only buy Sony products. Look into the Onkyo TX-SR or Yamaha RX-V series of receivers. Much better quality and compatible with lots of gear including your TV and PS3.
Answered by Grumpy Mac - Sun Jun 28 16:56:28 2009
Q. I have a Phillips Home theater system right now- however, I need a new receiver that will sync with my Bravia TV and my Ps3. Sony makes a receiver that has the Bravia sync. The thing is, my phillips speakers aren't regular speaker wire, they have like the little plugs to plug into the back of my Phillips system. If I cut that plug off and stripped the wire, would I be able to use those speakers with a Sony receiver??
Asked by Jon T - Sun Jun 28 14:05:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally - No. Phillips does NOT make speakers to be compatible with any electronics but their own. This is why we never recommend the $199 box home theater systems as you cannot swap parts in/out. Look on the back of the speakers. If they say 8 ohm or 6 or even 4 - you could probably cut the plugs off and use them. But to get impressive power numbers - these speakers are often 4,3 or even 2 ohms which is close to a short circuit. Also - forget the "Brava Sync" thing. This is just a gimmick to get you to only buy Sony products. Look into the Onkyo TX-SR or Yamaha RX-V series of receivers. Much better quality and compatible with lots of gear including your TV and PS3.
Answered by Grumpy Mac - Sun Jun 28 16:56:28 2009
How can I get more bass from my Sony Receiver HT-DWG700?
Q. Hi, I would like to get more bass out of my Sony Receiver home theater surround sound system when I watch tv or movies. Right now I'm not getting very much bass at all. Just for info, I just purchase the system today and i have not test speakers or play around with it. Just thought someone can give me a quick way to set up the bass, gain more bass out of my surround sound. I would like to get as much bass as I can out of it.
Asked by Thank You - Fri May 1 11:36:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With a sub woofer/satellite system all the base is going to come from your sub, but you can improve the sound or base. First start with the turning up the sub volume in the receivers menu. Second, and most important is speaker placement. Move the sub around and see where you get the best sound from where you are sitting to watch TV.
Answered by Jon Murphy - Sat May 2 05:19:08 2009
Q. Hi, I would like to get more bass out of my Sony Receiver home theater surround sound system when I watch tv or movies. Right now I'm not getting very much bass at all. Just for info, I just purchase the system today and i have not test speakers or play around with it. Just thought someone can give me a quick way to set up the bass, gain more bass out of my surround sound. I would like to get as much bass as I can out of it.
Asked by Thank You - Fri May 1 11:36:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With a sub woofer/satellite system all the base is going to come from your sub, but you can improve the sound or base. First start with the turning up the sub volume in the receivers menu. Second, and most important is speaker placement. Move the sub around and see where you get the best sound from where you are sitting to watch TV.
Answered by Jon Murphy - Sat May 2 05:19:08 2009
i have a DVD Player that has a limited options,and i have a sony receiver.which of them should to be follow?
Q. im asking here if i played a DVD movie with a dolby digital surround effect, but my DVD player has no options for dolby digital sound, and my receiver was a sony that a dolby digital effect and a (ES)THX certification.my problem was, is all the options of my receivers does not work,because of my DVD player does not feed my receiiver a dolby digital effect? please help me.suggest me more about this.thanks. God Bless. . .
Asked by danes crazy - Wed Feb 7 08:01:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you give the make/model of your dvd player this might help better answer your question. Using the audio right/left (white/red) jacks on the back will not give digital surround. there could be an 'orange' colored jack on the dvd player - this would be digital coax output that woudl plug to your receiver. again make/model of your dvd and receiver would help
Answered by mrdg90 - Wed Feb 7 10:43:07 2007
Q. im asking here if i played a DVD movie with a dolby digital surround effect, but my DVD player has no options for dolby digital sound, and my receiver was a sony that a dolby digital effect and a (ES)THX certification.my problem was, is all the options of my receivers does not work,because of my DVD player does not feed my receiiver a dolby digital effect? please help me.suggest me more about this.thanks. God Bless. . .
Asked by danes crazy - Wed Feb 7 08:01:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you give the make/model of your dvd player this might help better answer your question. Using the audio right/left (white/red) jacks on the back will not give digital surround. there could be an 'orange' colored jack on the dvd player - this would be digital coax output that woudl plug to your receiver. again make/model of your dvd and receiver would help
Answered by mrdg90 - Wed Feb 7 10:43:07 2007
Can't get sound from TV to Sony Receiver System speakers?
Q. I have a Toshiba Cinema HD TV connected to a Sony dvd hdmi theater System. Having problems getting sound from TV thru to receiver speakers. Is it necessary to connect HDMI cableto the TV? The TV does not have an HDMI input.
Asked by me - Sun Apr 22 20:27:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Provided that you're going from the audio out on the TV to the audio in on the receiver, you might need to just go into the TV's menu and set those speakers to off. Then it should just run through the speaker system as normal.
Answered by Fal - Mon Apr 23 02:02:09 2007
Q. I have a Toshiba Cinema HD TV connected to a Sony dvd hdmi theater System. Having problems getting sound from TV thru to receiver speakers. Is it necessary to connect HDMI cableto the TV? The TV does not have an HDMI input.
Asked by me - Sun Apr 22 20:27:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Provided that you're going from the audio out on the TV to the audio in on the receiver, you might need to just go into the TV's menu and set those speakers to off. Then it should just run through the speaker system as normal.
Answered by Fal - Mon Apr 23 02:02:09 2007
Is there anywhere online I can get an instruction manual for the Sony receiver I just got?
Q. You know, like in PDF form or something. Infinity has theirs online, but I didn't see anything at Sony's website . . .
Asked by kevinb671 - Mon Mar 12 19:14:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this one: It's for Hi-Fi receivers. Here if you know your product number:
Answered by superdork - Mon Mar 12 22:14:36 2007
Q. You know, like in PDF form or something. Infinity has theirs online, but I didn't see anything at Sony's website . . .
Asked by kevinb671 - Mon Mar 12 19:14:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this one: It's for Hi-Fi receivers. Here if you know your product number:
Answered by superdork - Mon Mar 12 22:14:36 2007
Can I connect my Sony receiver to my computer?
Q. I like to watch movies on my pc and I would like to watch them with surround sound, can I connect my receiver to the computer?
Asked by exh411 - Sat Sep 6 02:13:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I like to watch movies on my pc and I would like to watch them with surround sound, can I connect my receiver to the computer?
Asked by exh411 - Sat Sep 6 02:13:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Can a Sony B50 Satellite Receiver or a RCA DTC100 HDTV Satellite receiver be used to receive FTA signals?
Q. I have a Sony B50 satellite receiver with access card and a RCA DTC 100 HDTV satellite receiver w/remote, no card and would like to be able to convert one or both of them to receive FTA signals. Can this be done? If not I would like to know which FTA brands are the best, most reliable. I've checked out several on the net, but actually cannot see much difference. Maybe the Coolsat 8000 or Pansat.One with HDTV is preferable. Thanks
Asked by JCWofKpT - Fri Aug 24 16:09:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry Your Current Setup will not work for FTA. Several FTA HD Receivers are available and Yes Coolsat 8000 is one of them , Pansat is still not available but will be soon , the biggest issue with these receivers is the ability to Blind Scan . True Blind Scan allows your receiver to scan and find all frequencies transmitting , other FTA receivers you will have to manually input frequencies and you will have to rely on a website or other source for that info , so if a Wild Feed like a College Basketball game in 4:2:0 happen to air at 1:00 pm and your receiver picked it up you'll be watching instantly , otherwise you would have to depend on other people to tell you that it's on. Personally I'd wait a little while before getting a HD… [cont.]
Answered by jorgeqba - Mon Aug 27 05:23:19 2007
Q. I have a Sony B50 satellite receiver with access card and a RCA DTC 100 HDTV satellite receiver w/remote, no card and would like to be able to convert one or both of them to receive FTA signals. Can this be done? If not I would like to know which FTA brands are the best, most reliable. I've checked out several on the net, but actually cannot see much difference. Maybe the Coolsat 8000 or Pansat.One with HDTV is preferable. Thanks
Asked by JCWofKpT - Fri Aug 24 16:09:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry Your Current Setup will not work for FTA. Several FTA HD Receivers are available and Yes Coolsat 8000 is one of them , Pansat is still not available but will be soon , the biggest issue with these receivers is the ability to Blind Scan . True Blind Scan allows your receiver to scan and find all frequencies transmitting , other FTA receivers you will have to manually input frequencies and you will have to rely on a website or other source for that info , so if a Wild Feed like a College Basketball game in 4:2:0 happen to air at 1:00 pm and your receiver picked it up you'll be watching instantly , otherwise you would have to depend on other people to tell you that it's on. Personally I'd wait a little while before getting a HD… [cont.]
Answered by jorgeqba - Mon Aug 27 05:23:19 2007
Is older panasonic home theater compatible with new blu ray sony wireless receiver?
Q. I have the speakers to a panasonic home theater (sa-ht720) Would they work with a sony wireless blu ray receiver (bdv-is1000)?
Asked by mimi - Thu Jan 21 14:52:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your Blu Ray player has a built in amplifier then yes...Just be carefull because different speakers have different power capabilities so check that the current speakers you have match the output on the BluRay/Amplifier! To check if your BluRay has a built in amp...has it got a volume control on the front? and has it got 6 speaker inputs around the back? If yes to both, then yes it has a built in amp!
Answered by jdster_24 - Thu Jan 21 16:52:18 2010
Q. I have the speakers to a panasonic home theater (sa-ht720) Would they work with a sony wireless blu ray receiver (bdv-is1000)?
Asked by mimi - Thu Jan 21 14:52:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your Blu Ray player has a built in amplifier then yes...Just be carefull because different speakers have different power capabilities so check that the current speakers you have match the output on the BluRay/Amplifier! To check if your BluRay has a built in amp...has it got a volume control on the front? and has it got 6 speaker inputs around the back? If yes to both, then yes it has a built in amp!
Answered by jdster_24 - Thu Jan 21 16:52:18 2010
How do I connect my Plasma sound to run thru my Sony Receiver. I'm using a Motorola Cable Box? Need Help.
Q. Right now the Plasma is connected to the Motorola Cable box via HDMI. When connecting sound from the TV to the stereo, does the cable need to go from the TV to the Stereo or the Cable Box to the stereo? pleae help! Thanks.
Asked by dpwilgreen - Sat Oct 13 18:19:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I also have a cable box from motorola and a sony receiver so here is my solution. HDMI to TV for Video. Optical Cable from Cable box to receiver. Just turn the speakers off on the TV. I am old fashioned I guess and prefer less hops with my components. I hope this helps. If you can't use Fiber Optic then you can still get Dolby Digital using the RCA stereo cables.
Answered by Wolfie - Sat Oct 13 19:54:57 2007
Q. Right now the Plasma is connected to the Motorola Cable box via HDMI. When connecting sound from the TV to the stereo, does the cable need to go from the TV to the Stereo or the Cable Box to the stereo? pleae help! Thanks.
Asked by dpwilgreen - Sat Oct 13 18:19:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I also have a cable box from motorola and a sony receiver so here is my solution. HDMI to TV for Video. Optical Cable from Cable box to receiver. Just turn the speakers off on the TV. I am old fashioned I guess and prefer less hops with my components. I hope this helps. If you can't use Fiber Optic then you can still get Dolby Digital using the RCA stereo cables.
Answered by Wolfie - Sat Oct 13 19:54:57 2007
I have my theatre hook with my infocus projector,sony blue ray, sony receiver and when I hook Wi doesn t work?
Q. I have all my connections vis hdmi. exept the With. Is there a problem with the Wi and hdmi connections. Help please.
Asked by Angel B - Sun Dec 13 14:17:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your receiver is not capable of upconverting standard definition video sources for output over HDMI, then you will have to also connect a cable from the receiver to the projector that matches the video format being output by the Wii.
Answered by mattmatt32 - Mon Dec 14 15:26:41 2009
Q. I have all my connections vis hdmi. exept the With. Is there a problem with the Wi and hdmi connections. Help please.
Asked by Angel B - Sun Dec 13 14:17:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your receiver is not capable of upconverting standard definition video sources for output over HDMI, then you will have to also connect a cable from the receiver to the projector that matches the video format being output by the Wii.
Answered by mattmatt32 - Mon Dec 14 15:26:41 2009
Where could I find a Sony STR-DE697 Receiver manual?
Q. I'm trying to figure out how to program the TV to the receiver remote. Both are Sony, but I previously programed the remote to a Sharp. So the Sony on Sony connection got cut. Thanks, bro.
Asked by Sean D - Sun May 11 23:45:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Follow this procedure to reset a Sony remote control to factory specifications. 1. Remove the batteries from the remote control. 2. On the remote control, press each button twice. 3. Reinstall the batteries.
Answered by Dave S - Sun May 11 23:53:22 2008
Q. I'm trying to figure out how to program the TV to the receiver remote. Both are Sony, but I previously programed the remote to a Sharp. So the Sony on Sony connection got cut. Thanks, bro.
Asked by Sean D - Sun May 11 23:45:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Follow this procedure to reset a Sony remote control to factory specifications. 1. Remove the batteries from the remote control. 2. On the remote control, press each button twice. 3. Reinstall the batteries.
Answered by Dave S - Sun May 11 23:53:22 2008
What is wrong with my Sony Receiver?
Q. I have a Sony STR-DE310 receiver that does not work. It turns on and and shows the radio station and other functions, but it has no sound and after about 5 seconds after turning it on, the word PROTECT flashes non stop and the receiver will not do anything. Please help if you can asap
Asked by hvy_mtl8089 - Sat Nov 14 18:44:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the speaker outputs are shorted. Check your wiring. Hopefully its not internal.
Answered by Common Sense - Sat Nov 14 18:51:16 2009
Q. I have a Sony STR-DE310 receiver that does not work. It turns on and and shows the radio station and other functions, but it has no sound and after about 5 seconds after turning it on, the word PROTECT flashes non stop and the receiver will not do anything. Please help if you can asap
Asked by hvy_mtl8089 - Sat Nov 14 18:44:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the speaker outputs are shorted. Check your wiring. Hopefully its not internal.
Answered by Common Sense - Sat Nov 14 18:51:16 2009
Why is my Sony receiver not working?
Q. I have a Sony stereo receiver and recently has stopped working. The problem started when the power would turn on and off on and off. Now I am still getting power and a digital connection with DVD player via optical wire no sound???
Asked by SF Giants Fan - Wed May 13 21:29:31 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have a Sony stereo receiver and recently has stopped working. The problem started when the power would turn on and off on and off. Now I am still getting power and a digital connection with DVD player via optical wire no sound???
Asked by SF Giants Fan - Wed May 13 21:29:31 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Sony receiver sound output problem?
Q. I have a sony home audio system. After moving, the receiver appeared to work fine, it powers on and behaves as usual. However, there is no sound output. I played with it and noticed that when the volume is turned to max, I could hear the sound output but with a very low volume and fuzzy sound. Do you have an idea of what part exactly in the receiver is broken?
Asked by 7 M 3 - Tue Jun 9 21:33:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have a sony home audio system. After moving, the receiver appeared to work fine, it powers on and behaves as usual. However, there is no sound output. I played with it and noticed that when the volume is turned to max, I could hear the sound output but with a very low volume and fuzzy sound. Do you have an idea of what part exactly in the receiver is broken?
Asked by 7 M 3 - Tue Jun 9 21:33:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Question about sony DG500 Receiver and surround sound?
Q. I recently bought a sony DG500 Receiver that has dolby digital ex and dts ex. my question is every time I use dolby digital or dolby pro logic all the talking comes out of the centre speaker and the sound effects come out the sides as needed. Is that the way it supposed to work? I have not used the dts yet so I'm not sure if it does it there too.
Asked by David Moore - Sun Oct 4 11:30:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, that is exactly the way it's supposed to work. Here's the thing: when you run just left and right (red and white) audio inputs into a receiver, it's only a stereo signal, in other words, two channel. Since most Home Theaters have 5 speakers (plus the LFE 'Low Frequency Effects' or Subwoofer, which is the .1) it takes that stereo signal and "fakes it" across all 5 speakers. That's why you don't have any clear separation from one speaker to the next. With a digital input (optical/tos link or HDMI) or even a discrete 6 channel analog input you are actually giving each speaker exactly the signal it should be getting. So you're actually doing it "right" now =D Now the biggest thing is to have the speakers position correctly...center… [cont.]
Answered by Angry Deuce - Sun Oct 4 11:48:21 2009
Q. I recently bought a sony DG500 Receiver that has dolby digital ex and dts ex. my question is every time I use dolby digital or dolby pro logic all the talking comes out of the centre speaker and the sound effects come out the sides as needed. Is that the way it supposed to work? I have not used the dts yet so I'm not sure if it does it there too.
Asked by David Moore - Sun Oct 4 11:30:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, that is exactly the way it's supposed to work. Here's the thing: when you run just left and right (red and white) audio inputs into a receiver, it's only a stereo signal, in other words, two channel. Since most Home Theaters have 5 speakers (plus the LFE 'Low Frequency Effects' or Subwoofer, which is the .1) it takes that stereo signal and "fakes it" across all 5 speakers. That's why you don't have any clear separation from one speaker to the next. With a digital input (optical/tos link or HDMI) or even a discrete 6 channel analog input you are actually giving each speaker exactly the signal it should be getting. So you're actually doing it "right" now =D Now the biggest thing is to have the speakers position correctly...center… [cont.]
Answered by Angry Deuce - Sun Oct 4 11:48:21 2009
Just had ATT uverse installed and now i don't get sound thru my Sony receiver. Help?
Q. Just had ATT uverse installed and now i don't get sound thru my Sony receiver. I have to use the tv's speakers to get sound. I even ran rca cables between the uvers box and receiver and still no sound. When i play a dvd the sound comes thru my receiver as it is supposed to even without the rca cables. The att installer is stumped. Any suggestions? Thanks
Asked by John Schiavone - Mon Jan 11 10:38:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is the Sony receiver a home theater in a box? (with built-in DVD player?) Then, you need to switch the receiver to "AUX" when watching TV through the Uverse box. If not, make sure you select the appropriate input. If the att box has digital audio out , use it to get 5,1 surround sound - instead of just stereo through the rca cables.
Answered by TV guy - Mon Jan 11 11:10:43 2010
Q. Just had ATT uverse installed and now i don't get sound thru my Sony receiver. I have to use the tv's speakers to get sound. I even ran rca cables between the uvers box and receiver and still no sound. When i play a dvd the sound comes thru my receiver as it is supposed to even without the rca cables. The att installer is stumped. Any suggestions? Thanks
Asked by John Schiavone - Mon Jan 11 10:38:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is the Sony receiver a home theater in a box? (with built-in DVD player?) Then, you need to switch the receiver to "AUX" when watching TV through the Uverse box. If not, make sure you select the appropriate input. If the att box has digital audio out , use it to get 5,1 surround sound - instead of just stereo through the rca cables.
Answered by TV guy - Mon Jan 11 11:10:43 2010
Is It possible to power a car amp to a sony stereo receiver?
Q. Its a sony stereo receiver hooked up with 2 kicker cvr...and i want to hook up a 600 watt kenwood car amp.
Asked by Anaheim"OC" - Fri Aug 1 01:41:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Its a sony stereo receiver hooked up with 2 kicker cvr...and i want to hook up a 600 watt kenwood car amp.
Asked by Anaheim"OC" - Fri Aug 1 01:41:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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