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Well this issue keeps popping up and what I noticed is it is when I go above 55 on my volume it tends to happen, below that it doesn't shut itself off. I am going to pull the receiver out and rewire all the speakers tonight, but I am beginning to worry I am going to have to send it in. __________________ "In Los Angeles, it's like they jog for two ...

Quote: Originally Posted by sub780lime Well this issue keeps popping up and what I noticed is it is when I go above 55 on my volume it tends to happen, below that it doesn't shut itself off. I am going to pull the receiver out and rewire all the speakers tonight, but I am beginning to worry I am going to have to send it in....

Quote: Originally Posted by sub780lime Well this issue keeps popping up and what I noticed is it is when I go above 55 on my volume it tends to happen, below that it doesn't shut itself off. I am going to pull the receiver out and rewire all the speakers tonight, but I am beginning to worry I am going to have to send it in....

Quote: Originally Posted by Ruined What you describe is exactly what happens when there is a speaker wire cross/short. Try rewiring or new cables. Good to hear. I would rather have it be that. I checked them after the first time, but not thoroughly. Hope you are right.

Quote: Originally Posted by Ruined What you describe is exactly what happens when there is a speaker wire cross/short. Try rewiring or new cables. Good to hear. I would rather have it be that. I checked them after the first time, but not thoroughly. Hope you are right. ...

Quote: Originally Posted by sub780lime Good to hear. I would rather have it be that. I checked them after the first time, but not thoroughly. Hope you are right. Of course it could always be an internal circuit short, hopefully that will not be the case It is very easy to cross speaker wire... A single ...

Quote: Originally Posted by sub780lime Good to hear. I would rather have it be that. I checked them after the first time, but not thoroughly. Hope you are right. Of course it could always be an internal circuit short, hopefully that will not be the case It is very easy to cross speaker wire... A ...

Thanks for the heads up ruined. What i found out is one of my fronts speaker wire had come loose. I have to move my left front quite a bit because my 360 is in the little cabinet door to the right of it (see image below), so I move it to get the 360s power supply out. Well, the pos. was still connected, but the negative had come loose. The fronts have high and low gain inputs (even though I ...