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Helder

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I am trying to disable the center channel in my receiver but i simply can't do it...Even if setting the center channel in "non", the sound is still being reproduced by the center speaker. It´s true that the sound of this channel is bening directed to the front ones, creating a virtual center speaker, but it also continues being reproduced buy the center. Wasnt't the center channel, in these conditions, supposed to eliminated ? Is this ok ? Does it happen to you ? Or my receiver is damaged ? I have to discover it fast, because it is still in warranty.
 

RobCar

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Perhaps make sure that the center is set to "none" within each of the DSP modes. I'm not sure that the speaker settings are DSP-specific, but then again, delay settings and +/- settings seem to be.
 

Phil*K

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Helder,

I have a V1 and my daughter has a 5540, neither have your problem. My suggestion is to call tech support.


Good Luck,

Phil
 

Yumbo

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sounds like a wiring error; have you done a test tone check to verify correct speaker connections?
 

Mike Up

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Sounds like it's defective. I'd get it repaired under warranty. When Center speaker is set to none, it should not be outputting.
 

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