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Thread ID: 117078	2011-04-01 09:46:00	Home Theatre	Hitech (9024)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1191201	2011-04-01 09:46:00	I have a denon avr 1611 home theatre receiver and am wrapped to bits with it's power and performance, But have a question to ask to get some understanding. I have found that no matter what surround mode i switch it to i find that all the speakers go back to the setup mode of -3db on front speakers and -2 on centre speaker, I have a channel button on the remote which increases the speakers to +12db but when i switch between radio or dvd or sky the speakers drop back to -3db again. This is a handy feature to have and dont mind it on some movies but when you just want to just use the stereo with just the fronts for radio use i have to manually keep changing it back up with the channel button and there is no way to store it to stop it from going back down to -3db. Why would this be happening and is it a normal feature to have nowdays i have read the book over and over and cant find a solution but it would be nice not to have to change the level of the speakers all the time when changing between different inputs.	Hitech (9024)
1191202	2011-04-01 12:01:00	When in stereo why not just turn the volume up more? :pf1mobmini:	CYaBro (73)
1191203	2011-04-01 12:39:00	I would say it has something to do with your Audyssey settings which are overrideing the manual settings. I have a Onkyo TSR-608 which uses Audyssey which when on overrides the manual settings. :)	Trev (427)
1191204	2011-04-01 19:02:00	I do turn it up but i want a full stereo sound and by turning up the fronts with the channel button thats what i get but it doesnt have a save feature to keep them at that level.	Hitech (9024)
1191205	2011-04-01 19:21:00	Turn Audyssey off. :)	Trev (427)
1191206	2011-04-02 03:44:00	Turned audyssey off but sound goes to quiet and flat without it so i switched it back on.	Hitech (9024)
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