Hi Folks,
Relatively new here... hope I'm posting in the right spot.
My Denon 588 that I've had for a couple of years suddenly started behaving strange. I've been using it with a Bell HDPVR, DVD player, and a plasma TV. I use a Logitech remote to simplify life.
Everything was working fine for the longest time. Then suddenly yesterday, when I changing between HD and SD channels, the sound suddenly stopped working on the HD channels. But wait... later I tried to watch a movie via DVD - same thing, the sound stopped working. Actually, what seems to happen is that it's muffled, almost like it's only coming out of the sub and not the speakers (note I'm using Bose acousticmass 5.1). It's almost like there's switching in the Denon that is suddenly cutting off low pass, like mid and high crossover is not working.
Very frustrating, considering the AVR is not that old, but likely outside warranty.
Is anyone familiar with this issue? something that plagues Denon? or maybe someone touched the receiver and changed the config? (Admittedly, Denon is not what I'd call user friendly.) I think it's a fundamental issue though.
I'm wondering if I can get away lucky and replace a resistor somewhere, and or I toast and will have to buy a new one?
Anyone familiar with this one?
Relatively new here... hope I'm posting in the right spot.
My Denon 588 that I've had for a couple of years suddenly started behaving strange. I've been using it with a Bell HDPVR, DVD player, and a plasma TV. I use a Logitech remote to simplify life.
Everything was working fine for the longest time. Then suddenly yesterday, when I changing between HD and SD channels, the sound suddenly stopped working on the HD channels. But wait... later I tried to watch a movie via DVD - same thing, the sound stopped working. Actually, what seems to happen is that it's muffled, almost like it's only coming out of the sub and not the speakers (note I'm using Bose acousticmass 5.1). It's almost like there's switching in the Denon that is suddenly cutting off low pass, like mid and high crossover is not working.
Very frustrating, considering the AVR is not that old, but likely outside warranty.
Is anyone familiar with this issue? something that plagues Denon? or maybe someone touched the receiver and changed the config? (Admittedly, Denon is not what I'd call user friendly.) I think it's a fundamental issue though.
I'm wondering if I can get away lucky and replace a resistor somewhere, and or I toast and will have to buy a new one?
Anyone familiar with this one?