“Low Volume Problem. Unit very quiet at vol. set to 40, barely enough at 80 but it cuts out (need to reset unit). Using B&W DM602 speaker pair/120W/8 ohm/14 gauge wire (same prob. when switching out different wires & speakers). Anyone have ideas?”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, I used 16 AWG wire and klipsch speaker 400w each speaker × 2 + klipsch subwoofer and I don't have any problem. I could crank it up the volume up to 70 and the sound are very clear and loud crystal sound too. If the speaker is way too high amp watt on the speaker u need higher pro receiver to crank it up the volume.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Same problem -no solution. Operate it between the 40-70 volume range. Was going to try and recalibrate it again with the. “Speaker/tool” they provided. Have not done it yet. Not an expert but wonder if the internal amplifier is too weak for the system?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Try using a separate powered subwoofer. I added a powered subwoofer to my surround sound system and I as well had volume issues. After added the sub it took all the low end off the other speakers and I had one less speaker to power so all my other sp3eakers after adjusting the crossover frequencies were a good bit louder and clearer.
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