PSW12 on a onkyo txsr674, got a "shut off"
n0m3b
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Connected to the "lfe" with monster cable and annoying the neighbors 
So did I put the amp output into self protect or the sub?
Should it be a concern? It is a simple theatre system that rarely does 95db . . .
So did I put the amp output into self protect or the sub?
Should it be a concern? It is a simple theatre system that rarely does 95db . . .
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I think you turned the Onkyo up too loud. It shuts off automatically to protect itself.polkaudio RT35 Bookshelves
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Actually should have clarified that only the sub "shut off" and the other speakers continued to play. When the ground quit shaking I checked the sub, turned everything down, reset the system and then the sub started working again.
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appadv wrote:I think you turned the Onkyo up too loud. It shuts off automatically to protect itself.
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Ah hah, too much input signal. Got it now . . . thanks
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Yes, the sub protects itself from too much signal which overdrives the PSW12 amplifier.
That Onkyo is a very good receiver. I have the TX-SR702 (one step up) but previously had a TX-SR500 and it was also a good receiver.polkaudio RT35 Bookshelves
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