cashman
Auditioning
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- Mar 14, 2009
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- SEan Cashin
I am totally ticked off.
I just purchased the Sony BPD S550 solely for the purpose of the analog outputs to my Onkyo TX S575. This reviever does not have HDMI nor does it decode Dolby True HD. Nonetheless I learned that I reap the benefits of the advanced decoding in the BR-DVD player to get superior quality audio out of the multi-channel outputs. I even went the extra step to purchase monster cables for the analog jacks.
The reveiver has 5.1 input so I had to shut off the rear surrounds in the player.
The fronts and surround sounds awesome but I'm getting noting out of the sub. My paradigm AT12 litterally shuts off after a period of time because I don't think it's receiving a signal.
I have the sub turned on in the BRDVD player.
I have the sub level cranked at +12Ddb in the BR-DVD player.
I have the distance in the room max'd at 24 ft in the BR-DVD player.
I have the sub level cranked in the multi-channel output of the receiver at +12 db.
still Nothing
Is ther anything I can do with the sub controls that can help?
Can I temporariily hook another channel source through the receivers multichannel sub connection to confirm the problem is not with the reciever?
I googled this issue and was blown away with the forum threads, but still did not see a solution for this.
Can this not be fixed with simple upgrade from Sony
Does anyone have any ideas?
I really want to get that dedeicated LFE output working.
As an alternative option, can I wire the sub from two sources at the same time, from the reciever and the front speakers?
I was thinking I could set the front speakers to large in the BR-DVD and let the sub handle the frequencies below the crossover. The speakers are set up as small in the reciever so when I listen to other sources, the dedicated LFE output to the sub should also work.
Any ideas?
Totally ticked
I just purchased the Sony BPD S550 solely for the purpose of the analog outputs to my Onkyo TX S575. This reviever does not have HDMI nor does it decode Dolby True HD. Nonetheless I learned that I reap the benefits of the advanced decoding in the BR-DVD player to get superior quality audio out of the multi-channel outputs. I even went the extra step to purchase monster cables for the analog jacks.
The reveiver has 5.1 input so I had to shut off the rear surrounds in the player.
The fronts and surround sounds awesome but I'm getting noting out of the sub. My paradigm AT12 litterally shuts off after a period of time because I don't think it's receiving a signal.
I have the sub turned on in the BRDVD player.
I have the sub level cranked at +12Ddb in the BR-DVD player.
I have the distance in the room max'd at 24 ft in the BR-DVD player.
I have the sub level cranked in the multi-channel output of the receiver at +12 db.
still Nothing
Is ther anything I can do with the sub controls that can help?
Can I temporariily hook another channel source through the receivers multichannel sub connection to confirm the problem is not with the reciever?
I googled this issue and was blown away with the forum threads, but still did not see a solution for this.
Can this not be fixed with simple upgrade from Sony
Does anyone have any ideas?
I really want to get that dedeicated LFE output working.
As an alternative option, can I wire the sub from two sources at the same time, from the reciever and the front speakers?
I was thinking I could set the front speakers to large in the BR-DVD and let the sub handle the frequencies below the crossover. The speakers are set up as small in the reciever so when I listen to other sources, the dedicated LFE output to the sub should also work.
Any ideas?
Totally ticked