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    Marantz NR1510: The Adventure Begins

    "Seriously degrade"? Meh. I would guess barely audible, if at all.
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    Marantz NR1510: The Adventure Begins

    I just talked to a friend of mine who ran an audio store for years. A real pro. He's retired. He told me it's not the end of the world if I got the polarity reversed. There might be an audible difference, though I didn't hear any. Nonethless, I will replace the wire for the center channel. He...
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    Marantz NR1510: The Adventure Begins

    Thanks for the responses. I looked at the wire again (with a lighted magnifying glass, no less) and I see no markings. It's a nondescript copper-colored wire with a transparent plastic sleeve throughout. I see no way of distinguishing one strand from another. This is the center front speaker of...
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    Marantz NR1510: The Adventure Begins

    My stereo wire has plusses on it, but no markings on my home theater speaker wire. Maybe I'll buy some new wire.
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    Marantz NR1510: The Adventure Begins

    Thanks. You were right. Bad connection. I stripped the wires again, went into the manual settings onscreen and selected Small, and now it works. I have a question for you. I didn't set up this system. The speaker wires aren't marked to distinguish R from L, plus from minus. It's difficult to...
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    Marantz NR1510: The Adventure Begins

    Read the first sentence again, chief.
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    Marantz NR1510: The Adventure Begins

    Briefly: Out of the box the center channel doesn't work. This was step two in the TV set-up screen. I plan to call Music Direct for help. The long version: The $800 NR150 replaced a 20 year Integra receiver (which lacked HDMI). One thing I liked about the Integra was the automatic dialog...
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