“When turning the volume up, after I reach 36 for volume the entire receiver turns off. Please help ASAP I'm using this for my high school baseball.”

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• Make sure your speakers match the specifications of the receiver. Sounds like you are overloading it and it is shutting off to protect the amplifier.

  Answered by Dan 9 years ago

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• Long speakers runs with under-sized wiring can also cause the protection circuit to shut it down.

  Answered by Seattle2k 8 years ago

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• The obove guy is wrong you've probably put 4 ohm speakers on this reciever so yeah it can run it but what you have to consider is its not drawing 50w per channel anymore it's trying to feed 100 per channel and it's activating the protection settings. I recommend Polk r150's for proper specs

  Answered by doneit 8 years ago

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• You will probably need to return your amp to the store. This is one of the flaws I've read about this unit. It is not the case with all, only some. Your is defective from the factory.

  Answered by Hooben 9 years ago

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