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I don't put the volume way up. in a small bedroom, you dont want to turn it into a nightclub.

Im not gonna buy a new one now, Its still working however, I just have to higher the volume more. Anyways, When I do buy a new receiver, It will have to be around the same price range with the same number of features. This Pioneer VSX-518 is a 5.1 surround receiver, So I'll have to get another...

I guess that means I'll have to buy a new receiver soon, And this one is a couple of years old. However, If a power supply in a receiver died, Wouldn't the receiver not work at all? It still turns on like normal, Just the audio being low all of a sudden

I have this Pioneer VSX-518 that I been using for many years and this afternoon, When I turned it on, The audio sounds very low in all the speakers, Low with distortion. The receiver has been working fine since yesterday, So I tried turning it off and on and it still sounds the same. Any idea...

Well, Unfortunately, I cannot aford a new receiver since I'm still unemployed, The only way to make the rear channels come back is to hit the top of the receiver til the sounds for them come back.

Well, My receiver is still clicking, I opened it up one time to have a look inside, But I have no idea on what to look for inside the receiver, Whats this about the internal grounding?, Do you mean every single screw on the board itself or, there some special screw there somewhere that I'm not...

Nope, Non of the ends of the speaker wires is touching each other, I made it thin enough for them to fit on the holes of the speaker connection on the back, That way non of the wires sticks out, Anyways, I havent heard it clicking for sometime, But how can you be so sure that it could be the...

Hmm, I don't know a thing about soldering though, Seems like something very complicated and that only a technician can do this kind of stuff.

Well, the clicking still continues, the only way I can get the rear channels to work is to tap the top right of the receiver then it would click and the rear channels come back, Most of the time it would come back and then go away, Forcing me to continue tapping it til it returns, This is...

Heres an update, I just unplugged all the speaker wires, Reset the receiver and plugged all the wires back and such, And the clicks are still happening.

Last night it wasn't clicking, But the clickings are back, Everytime it happens, I either loose the real channel or get it back, I checked the speaker wires and non of the wires are touching one another, They all seem find, I don't know why it still does this.

Well, The thing is, I don't really have any money to send it out to repair, And right now It hasnt clicked today, Anyways, What about the problem with the motor that operates the knob when using the remote, Has there been any problems with it not working when using the remote, Cause in order to...

Oh another problem I forgot to mention, It seems from time to time, The volume knob won't move when I tried to raise the volume or lower it with the sony remote, I have to turn the knob from side to side sometimes in order to get the knob's motor to work again.

Even though you could just buy a DVD Player with the 5.1 outputs, The only problem with those is that they don't suport DTS on the 5.1 outputs themself, Only Dolby Digital 5.1.

But any idea on whats causing the clicks and how to prevent it from happening again?, I don't really have enough money to go out and buy a new reciver, However, I have an older receiver which is from Technics, But it's dolby digital ready and recovers those 5.1 connections onto it, But my DVD...

I had this reciever for a long time, And it's been making these clicking noises a lot lately, Last night I was watching a DVD and I heard those clicking noises when I noticed that the rear channel speakers weren't working, Even durring the test tone. But when it clicks again, The rear channel...

Anyways, My receiver hasn't been clicking today, But in the past, I noticed it clicking even while using the A.F.D. mode, I have my PC's audio connected to the reciver using the left and right RCA cables And it was clicking, I had no idea that it was causing problems with the surround until I...

I have a simular problem with the my Sony STR-DE845 making those clicking noises, I noticed that usually when it clicks, I loose the audio from the real channel speakers, And then when it starts clicking again, The sound on the rear speakers come back.

Thanks for the recomendation, But, That speaker are very pricey, I bought this KLH one a long time ago at Best Buy and I need a powered subwoofer like it for the same price of 149.99 or around that range I think.

Does anyone own this paticular type of subwoofer?

I had this subwoofer for a long time, maybe 2 years or so, Anyways, Early Thursday morning, My subwoofer suddenly made a click sound and started humming, I always had the sub in the auto possition, I noticed the light was red, So I tried to switch it to off when It was still humming and glowing...