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If the knob was at fault wouldn't it be heard in both left and right speakers? it is only from the left output.

So there is no gain from bi-wiring? I should route the left and right speaker wires into the sub, then route the same wires out of the sub and into the speakers. thanks!

I was refering to the Onkyo. I understand the power is coming from the receiver. But it also says it has a crossover. So the sub will effect the sound.

I am working on getting a page with a list of equipment. This is where I am at so far. http://members.surfbest.net/gregarpp...audio/list.htm I ordered a JBL PB-10 sub and I currently have a pair of Infinity IL-10's (they have bi-wiring terminals) I really want to limit the low...

When there isn't much sound from the CD player and I turn the volume on my receiver up and down I can hear static from the left speaker. I flipped the speaker connections around to make sure it wasn't my speaker or wiring. It is coming from the receiver. Is this normal for a receiver as...

I recently purchased my first HT receiver, and have some questions on hooking up the video. Sony STR-DE985 Analog direct modes Component Video Switching (2 inputs, 1 output) Digital Inputs: 4 optical (including 1 front-panel), 1 coaxial Optical Digital Output Other Connections...