trwynybwa
Standard Member
Hi, I've just resurrected my 6.1 set up comprising six KHT2005.2 eggs (which are all sticky and need cleaning as per other members' suggestions).
I recently bought a gloss black egg to give me a 7.1 set up that my recently bought DENON AVR-X2700H will drive. I've designated the speaker that used to be the centre speaker (one of the stickies and the only one with a cable clip at the back) as a rear surround because the new speaker has a different finish which is less obvious/looks less odd as the new centre speaker.
Unfortunately, the re-designated sticky centre egg no longer outputs any sound. I've eliminated the possibility that the receiver is at fault by swapping speakers/outputs/red and black wires and this is the only one that doesn't work at all (i.e. no popping, no distortion, just nothing).
The only thing I perhaps haven't eliminated is the possibility the old centre speaker is specifically configured to output the centre channel output - something I'd dismissed as the new speaker is playing that channel's audio perfectly well.
I can't remember whether it worked around three years ago when I last used the setup, but assuming there's something amiss inside the speaker is this something I can investigate/attempt to fix myself?
Many thanks in advance,
Ifan
I recently bought a gloss black egg to give me a 7.1 set up that my recently bought DENON AVR-X2700H will drive. I've designated the speaker that used to be the centre speaker (one of the stickies and the only one with a cable clip at the back) as a rear surround because the new speaker has a different finish which is less obvious/looks less odd as the new centre speaker.
Unfortunately, the re-designated sticky centre egg no longer outputs any sound. I've eliminated the possibility that the receiver is at fault by swapping speakers/outputs/red and black wires and this is the only one that doesn't work at all (i.e. no popping, no distortion, just nothing).
The only thing I perhaps haven't eliminated is the possibility the old centre speaker is specifically configured to output the centre channel output - something I'd dismissed as the new speaker is playing that channel's audio perfectly well.
I can't remember whether it worked around three years ago when I last used the setup, but assuming there's something amiss inside the speaker is this something I can investigate/attempt to fix myself?
Many thanks in advance,
Ifan