Sound; I Don't Hear Any Sound At All; Audio Is Not Output Only When A 96K Fs Compatible Disc Is Played; I Can't Hear Sound From One Or More Of The Speakers, Or The Sound Is Abnormally Low - Kenwood VR-5900 Sovereign User Manual

Sound

Sound

I don't hear any sound at all

Check that:
• The volume is set at the proper level. See "Adjusting the Volume" on
page 11 of this manual.
• Mute is OFF. If the MUTE indicator on the front of the receiver is
blinking, MUTE is ON. See "Muting Sound" on page 15 of this manual.
• The proper input (e.g., CD player, Tuner, etc.) has been selected on
the PowerTouch. See "How Do I Operate Devices?" on page 29 of this
manual.
• The proper zone has been selected. See "How Do I Switch Control
Modes?"on page 91 of this manual.
• The CD2/Tape2 MONITOR input has not been selected. (If it has,
the CD2/Tape2 MONITOR indicator on the receiver's front panel will
be lit). See "What's on the Front Panel of Your Kenwood Audio - Video
Receiver?" on page 2 of this manual.
• The input mode matches the input signal (e.g., analog vs. digital) that
has been set. See "To set the Input mode manually" on page 23 of
this manual.
• The correct Input Mode (e.g., FULL AUTO) has been set for the digital
input. See "Input Modes" on page 22.
• The correct speakers have been activated. See "Turning the Speakers
On" on page 10 of this manual.

Audio is not output only when a 96k fs compatible disc is played.

• The optical cable may be bent. Use a new optical cable.
• Check that the optical cable connector is connected properly.
• Certain DVD player models inhibit digital output. Use analog cables
with such a DVD player.
I can't hear sound from one or more of the speakers, or the sound
is abnormally low
Check that:
• All of the speaker wires are connected tightly, not short circuited. See
Chapter One of the Connections and Setup Guide.
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