- lost one channel on an old Onkyo amplifier - 2 Updates
| Ronald <ronaldbellis85@gmail.com>: Aug 18 07:41PM -0700 On Saturday, August 8, 2015 at 11:15:10 PM UTC-4, Shaun wrote: > effort since Onkyo has a good name for mid quality Hi-Fi equipment. Then > look on the internet for replacements or Substitutes and get a matched pair. > Shaun Only a m5160 other than what I've wrote to the military why would a amp play on both yet not just one both channels work just not at the same time simultaneously.. bull shit |
| root <NoEMail@home.org>: Aug 19 04:10PM >> look on the internet for replacements or Substitutes and get a matched pair. >> Shaun > Only a m5160 other than what I've wrote to the military why would a amp play on both yet not just one both channels work just not at the same time simultaneously.. bull shit I've had two Onkyo receivers in the past. Strange things happened with them such as FM not working, one or the other channel would go out. In each case I put the receiver on a shelf and bought another. The first time it happened I had replaced the Onkyo with a newer Onkyo. After a while the new Onkyo flaked out and I bought a Denon. Then for some reason I connected the original Onkyo up and everything worked. After a while I tried the same thing with the second Onkyo and it also worked. My conclusion is that if you unplug the Onkyo and leave to so for several days it heals itself. YMMV |
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