- Oct 29, 2016
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New Receiver: AVR-S510BT http
/manuals.denon.com/AVRS510BT/NA/EN/GFNFSYbsjxinov.php
Speakers: HW-C560S http/icecat.us/us/p/samsung/hw-c560s/av-receivers-HW-C560S-4556297.html
http/static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/Spec_HWC560S.pdf
My old theater system is from around 6 years ago, I bought it as a set from Samsung and I spilled a soft drink on the receiver and it broke. So I went to best buy in all my stupidity knowing nothing about ohms, Hz, etc and they had about 10 products to choose from so I bought the best value 1 I could find for $279. I brought it home, hooked it up as thoroughly as I could and turned on the set up wizard. When I got to the part where it uses a mic to test the speakers the noise they were making was loud static (*I don’t know if it was supposed to, maybe it was), it tested the center, the front, the right, and when it got to the surround it shut off with a blinking red power LED.
I didn’t see an error message before it shut off, but I wasn’t looking at the screen or the receiver at the time and I wasn’t about to test it again for fear of breaking something or starting a fire (my roomates won’t even let me use the stove anymore, if this set on fire id be cooked, <hehe) I didn’t want to break anything so I stopped and used google and the online manual and even bing. Of the specs that I could find, I cant even interpret them without methamphetamine, which I’d prefer to save for a test.
Im looking at the settings on the receiver to see if I can calibrate it to use my speakers, I still don’t know what the problem is, but I see a setting called ‘crossover’ with Hz options for each speaker, maybe if I change them from 80Hz to 60Hz it could fix the problem? Im just mentally exhausted and really need help.
If it’s the case that I have to buy new speakers (please don’t let it be), please don’t tell me that I cant just buy a cheap set for like a 100 bucks. I don’t care if I cant hear a fly in the backgrounds bodily functions, I just want it to make noise. My old speakers were like 200 bucks with the receiver and It sounded great, I really hope I don’t have to spend over a hundred dollars per speaker, because then I’ll just go to stereo.
sorry if i wrote a book
/manuals.denon.com/AVRS510BT/NA/EN/GFNFSYbsjxinov.phpSpeakers: HW-C560S http
/icecat.us/us/p/samsung/hw-c560s/av-receivers-HW-C560S-4556297.htmlhttp
/static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/Spec_HWC560S.pdfMy old theater system is from around 6 years ago, I bought it as a set from Samsung and I spilled a soft drink on the receiver and it broke. So I went to best buy in all my stupidity knowing nothing about ohms, Hz, etc and they had about 10 products to choose from so I bought the best value 1 I could find for $279. I brought it home, hooked it up as thoroughly as I could and turned on the set up wizard. When I got to the part where it uses a mic to test the speakers the noise they were making was loud static (*I don’t know if it was supposed to, maybe it was), it tested the center, the front, the right, and when it got to the surround it shut off with a blinking red power LED.
I didn’t see an error message before it shut off, but I wasn’t looking at the screen or the receiver at the time and I wasn’t about to test it again for fear of breaking something or starting a fire (my roomates won’t even let me use the stove anymore, if this set on fire id be cooked, <hehe) I didn’t want to break anything so I stopped and used google and the online manual and even bing. Of the specs that I could find, I cant even interpret them without methamphetamine, which I’d prefer to save for a test.
Im looking at the settings on the receiver to see if I can calibrate it to use my speakers, I still don’t know what the problem is, but I see a setting called ‘crossover’ with Hz options for each speaker, maybe if I change them from 80Hz to 60Hz it could fix the problem? Im just mentally exhausted and really need help.
If it’s the case that I have to buy new speakers (please don’t let it be), please don’t tell me that I cant just buy a cheap set for like a 100 bucks. I don’t care if I cant hear a fly in the backgrounds bodily functions, I just want it to make noise. My old speakers were like 200 bucks with the receiver and It sounded great, I really hope I don’t have to spend over a hundred dollars per speaker, because then I’ll just go to stereo.
sorry if i wrote a book
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