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<blockquote data-quote="amedeuce" data-source="post: 3959839" data-attributes="member: 551590">I finally figured it out what&#039;s wrong with it!!! 400 dollars and I have to deal with this!!I&#039;ve narrowed it down to one preout.One of the preouts in the middle set which on this unit is the fronts.So it&#039;s the front left - the white preout.This is what is wrong and why I had a hard time figuring it out.If I push the rca cable in like everyone else in the universe does, all the way,this would caused the voltage to be just about half. If I slightly pull out on the plug the voltage would be fine, but it has to be perfect, not to far in or to far out.I tried this with several rca test plugs. Plus once plugged in all the way, voltage at half and the plug wiggled at all the voltage would go to almost zero.With the plug pulled partially out and reading full voltage, if the plug is in anyway wiggled, voltage drops off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="amedeuce, post: 3959839, member: 551590"] I finally figured it out what's wrong with it!!! 400 dollars and I have to deal with this!! I've narrowed it down to one preout. One of the preouts in the middle set which on this unit is the fronts. So it's the front left - the white preout. This is what is wrong and why I had a hard time figuring it out. If I push the rca cable in like everyone else in the universe does, all the way, this would caused the voltage to be just about half. If I slightly pull out on the plug the voltage would be fine, but it has to be perfect, not to far in or to far out. I tried this with several rca test plugs. Plus once plugged in all the way, voltage at half and the plug wiggled at all the voltage would go to almost zero. With the plug pulled partially out and reading full voltage, if the plug is in anyway wiggled, voltage drops off. [/QUOTE]

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