yamaha htr 5935

[jmbbaker73]

Bought this setup used for my house as a college student. Was told it worked great, planned on using it strictly for music. When I got it home and hooked up an antenna, there was no volume until I nearly maxed out the volume control, and even then it was very faint. Anyone have any recommendations?

 

[americanaudiophile]

If you connected the speakers to the A terminals make sure that the A speakers are on.
Select stereo or direct mode if you only have two speakers connected.
The front panel should indicate that you have a station tuned. Try using the headphone jack.
You can download the owners manual here
https/usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/324828/htr-5935_manual.pdf

 

[jmbbaker73]

If you connected the speakers to the A terminals make sure that the A speakers are on.
Select stereo or direct mode if you only have two speakers connected.
The front panel should indicate that you have a station tuned. Try using the headphone jack.
You can download the owners manual here
https/usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/324828/htr-5935_manual.pdf

I have tried a few different things. Tried hooking an aux cord into other jacks and I get the same symptoms. The headphone jack is too big for regular headphones so I have no tried that.

 

[richardfr69]

Bought this setup used for my house as a college student. Was told it worked great, planned on using it strictly for music. When I got it home and hooked up an antenna, there was no volume until I nearly maxed out the volume control, and even then it was very faint. Anyone have any recommendations?

 

[richardfr69]

Funny this just happened to me today earlier this morning. My problem was I have only 1 antenna, and 2 receivers. I forgot to bring the antenna out of my bedroom into the living room. And I actually have this reversed, it was my Onkyo receiver that was behaving like yours, because my Yamaha HTR-5935 in my bedroom had the antenna connected. Had to turn it up all the way to MAX volume before I could hear anything, and I knew that wasn't correct, so if you have an antenna connected, check to be sure it isnt cut or broken, make sure you're getting a tight fit on the socket, and be sure it is raised as high as it can be