AudioEnthusiast
Novice Member
Would someone help me figure out what's going on? I just picked this up. I usually don't have trouble setting up receivers.
Before I figured out how to do the "factory reset" (holding the Zone 2 and Pure Direct buttons simultaneously while manually powering up the unit), the audio was leaking in between input channels equally (audio input @ line level plugged into TV, for example, would make an equivalent volume level when switching receiver selected input from TV, CD, VCR, etc). After the factory reset, it is similarly quiet (~45 dB sound output @ receiver setting of -20 dB) except it properly selected between the channels.
Processing is off. When processing is on, it's slightly more quiet.
The symptoms in the headphone jack are very similar. Before the reset, switching from -20 to -19.5dB would immediately cause distortion in the right ear, and would cease when switching back. After the factory reset, the distortion happens around -11dB on the volume control knob (source track is normalized to -0.0dB)
The audio seems to be fairly low fidelity, too.
any ideas? Is this a blown processor?
Before I figured out how to do the "factory reset" (holding the Zone 2 and Pure Direct buttons simultaneously while manually powering up the unit), the audio was leaking in between input channels equally (audio input @ line level plugged into TV, for example, would make an equivalent volume level when switching receiver selected input from TV, CD, VCR, etc). After the factory reset, it is similarly quiet (~45 dB sound output @ receiver setting of -20 dB) except it properly selected between the channels.
Processing is off. When processing is on, it's slightly more quiet.
The symptoms in the headphone jack are very similar. Before the reset, switching from -20 to -19.5dB would immediately cause distortion in the right ear, and would cease when switching back. After the factory reset, the distortion happens around -11dB on the volume control knob (source track is normalized to -0.0dB)
The audio seems to be fairly low fidelity, too.
any ideas? Is this a blown processor?