Intelligent amp assign turns off rear surrounds for zone outputs. Is this the same thing that happens in party mode? Or does sound play through ALL
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I decided not using zones 2 and 3 since it only works with RCA cables. I use digital cables for better sound quality. And surrounds in main zone area work in all modes except if you select 2 speakers. Good luck
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The unit is designed primarily as wireless rear surround speakers. They are somewhat a compromise as one is trading the more ambient sound of fixed wired speakers for the convenience of one wireless unit you can hide away till you need it. I imagine you could connect this to any output you could connect speakers to but what are you trying to accomplish?
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I've got it hooked up in a 7.1 configuration using existing rears as back surround. If you use the right terminals on the speaker, it will combine drivers for you to set it up the way you need to- using existing surrounds.
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I think that you may have one of the switches on the back set to "auto". In this mode you can leave the amp powered on, and it will detect an input signal, and power up your output stages. If you change the switch to "normal" you must turn the amplifier on and off by pushing the power button. In "normal" mode, it should play soft passages, and fade outs as expected.
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If your stereo has the bi-amp feature, you hook the lower set to the back channel sounds on your stereo, which would otherwise go to the surround sound speakers you'd setup behind you. This separates the sounds going to your speakers, putting the high sounds to the high speakers and the bass sounds to your lower speakers; giving better sound quality and boomier bass. If you don't have this feature, just leave the connector in place like the other person says and it'll sound fine. But if you have bi-amp mode on your stereo and don't already have back speakers, you should use it. Your stereo manual should tell you if you can do this and how to set it up. If your stereo has the bi-amp feature, you hook the lower set to the back channel sounds on your stereo, which would otherwise go to the surround sound speakers you'd setup behind you. This separates the sounds going to your speakers, putting the high sounds to the high speakers and the bass sounds to your lower speakers; giving better sound quality and boomier bass. If you don't have this feature, just leave the connector in place like the other person says and it'll sound fine. But if you have bi-amp mode on your stereo and don't already have back speakers, you should use it. Your stereo... » Read More If your stereo has the bi-amp feature, you hook the lower set to the back channel sounds on your stereo, which would otherwise go to the surround sound speakers you'd setup behind you. This separates the sounds going to your speakers, putting the high sounds to the high speakers and the bass sounds to your lower speakers; giving better sound quality and boomier bass. If you don't have this feature, just leave the connector in place like the other person says and it'll sound fine. But if you have bi-amp mode on your stereo and don't already have back speakers, you should use it. Your stereo manual should tell you if you can do this and how to set it up. « Show Less
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I also agree with the checking the cables but here's another thing to look at. This kind of interference or feedback only happens to me when I don't turn everything on in the right order. That is computer on, Pioneer DDJ-SR on, open Serato, turn on subwoofer (passing the Eris 8's via the sub (Temblor 10), the Eris 8's on. No feedback, although there is very minute hissing. If I turn the speakers on first all kinds of hissing and feedback. That's been my experience. Not sure how you're using these but Hope that points you towards resolution.
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As far as I can tell the amp is activated in the software. Only time it wont be amped is if you turn it off or use optical out.
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http://faq.yamaha.com/us/en/article/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/rx-v475_black_u/10655/8144 Mainly, internet radio bookmarks, Spotify, more HDMI inputs, and CINEMA FRONT so I don't need to run wires for rear speakers.
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I cant explain intelligent amp assign very well, but I think it means you can assign the amps to certain speakers you already have set up in the "on screen menu" of the receiver. I have all the 9.2 speakers set up in my room. Its 7.2 plus 2 front presence speakers and 2 rear presence speakers and 2 more speakers for use if you have an external amp. I hope this helps and tried to explain the best I can.
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I've found sometimes just reboot the whole system since it checks for an active input, I know what you mean though bro! Turn everything off and then power everything on but the speakers play audio and turn it on
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No zone ability. This eqauizer is a pre-amp type. Zoning would have to be done after your main amp.
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I hope you still have the operating manual for this thing because that's where it looks like the answer is, on pages 29-32 under "System Setup". Use "AMP" to assign the rear channels to ROOM 2 and SW M to select the subwoofer mode. There's a "gotcha" here too. There are 2 sets of speaker jacks for the rear channels. One for SURROUND and one for ROOM 2. They are not interchangeable. I learned this the hard way through trial and error. Good luck. This is an amazing piece of equipment once it's configured properly
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The DI box works on the input side of your mixer or amp. Whether you have speakers connected should make no difference.
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I have not had this problem. Position of the speakers in the room makes a difference, close to a wall or corner can affect the amount of bass reflected. Def Tech has allowed for this and placed a knob in the back towards the bottom that allows you to decrease the amount of bass of each individual enclosure. Other than this, you would have to decrease the bass output from your receiver.
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I'm sorry there's not enough information here . Where is your mixer in the chain from input to output i.e.. speakers. A integrated amp should have a tape monitor loop where the E.Q. would go and it would be able to use it to effect the sound signature from any input. This might help. The output of my pre amp goes to the input of the E.Q. then the out put of the E.Q. goes to the inputs of my two amps. See that way it can modifie the signal so the amps produce the signal you want to go to the speakers
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Did you connect your stereo to the FR and FL and not to SR and SL? This worked for me and I still got surround sound via my stereo amp.
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Make sure you set your sound source to Line. Otherwise it won't play out the speakers.