nheather
Distinguished Member
Hi,
I installed a new Denon AVR-1909 yesterday and ran the auto sound setup.
It completed, and correctly determined the distances, sizes and cut-offs but after the first pass it reported an cautionary error.
I simply thought I had one or more of my speakers connected with the wrong polarity.
This morning, using a continuity tester I checked connection between the Amplifier and Speakers binding posts.
Everything checked out - negative connected to negative, positive connected to positive.
I tested the two fronts and the centre.
I haven't checked the two rears yet as I need to rig up an extension wire for my continuity tester so that it will reach.
Any ideas, as I'm perplexed.
1 - Could the Auto-Setup be mistaken?
2 - Could there be an internal wiring error in the Speakers?
What else could I try - if the Auto Setup was indictating one speaker then I would just swap the polarity regardless but it hasn't been so specific.
Cheers,
Nigel
I installed a new Denon AVR-1909 yesterday and ran the auto sound setup.
It completed, and correctly determined the distances, sizes and cut-offs but after the first pass it reported an cautionary error.
I simply thought I had one or more of my speakers connected with the wrong polarity.
This morning, using a continuity tester I checked connection between the Amplifier and Speakers binding posts.
Everything checked out - negative connected to negative, positive connected to positive.
I tested the two fronts and the centre.
I haven't checked the two rears yet as I need to rig up an extension wire for my continuity tester so that it will reach.
Any ideas, as I'm perplexed.
1 - Could the Auto-Setup be mistaken?
2 - Could there be an internal wiring error in the Speakers?
What else could I try - if the Auto Setup was indictating one speaker then I would just swap the polarity regardless but it hasn't been so specific.
Cheers,
Nigel
