Derek_CC
Auditioning
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2003
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Afternoon,
I finally got my home theater hooked up as follows:
Pioneer 811S A/V rec.
JBL NSP1 speakers
Sony sawm40 sub
Toshiba 50h82 TV
Carol 12 GA 2 COND SPEAKER WIRE from parts express#100-740
and connected the speakers to the receiver with GOLD BANANA PLUG PAIR COMPRESSION STYLE parts express#091-330 banana plugs.
Here's my problem. I have the monster HDTV pack for xbox along with the monster optical cable. Picture and sound are great when the movie is playing. Sometimes if i leave it on the menu (especially The Matrix) and when the menu repeats, occasionally one of the speakers makes 3 short static bursts and then usually stops. Sometimes though, after the static bursts it will make a continuous high pitched whining sound until I turn the receiver off.
This also (and more commonly) happens after switching back to analog tv input source or vice versa (those are my only 2 inputs).
Any suggestions? I ran the wires inwall. Could it be possible that I have a bad speaker connection or would the more likely culprit be the a/v receiver "locking" up? I'm new to HT so if you could provide an explanation rather than a quick answer that would also be helpful.
Thanks,
Derek
I finally got my home theater hooked up as follows:
Pioneer 811S A/V rec.
JBL NSP1 speakers
Sony sawm40 sub
Toshiba 50h82 TV
Carol 12 GA 2 COND SPEAKER WIRE from parts express#100-740
and connected the speakers to the receiver with GOLD BANANA PLUG PAIR COMPRESSION STYLE parts express#091-330 banana plugs.
Here's my problem. I have the monster HDTV pack for xbox along with the monster optical cable. Picture and sound are great when the movie is playing. Sometimes if i leave it on the menu (especially The Matrix) and when the menu repeats, occasionally one of the speakers makes 3 short static bursts and then usually stops. Sometimes though, after the static bursts it will make a continuous high pitched whining sound until I turn the receiver off.
This also (and more commonly) happens after switching back to analog tv input source or vice versa (those are my only 2 inputs).
Any suggestions? I ran the wires inwall. Could it be possible that I have a bad speaker connection or would the more likely culprit be the a/v receiver "locking" up? I'm new to HT so if you could provide an explanation rather than a quick answer that would also be helpful.
Thanks,
Derek