Hello,
I am relatively new to the world of Hi-Fi. In my current Setup are:
1. Amp - Marantz SR 5013
2. Speakers - Polk Audio Sigrature ES60 Tower Speakers
3. Primary Streaming Device : Apple TV 4k Gen 2
Pardon me if I have some silly Questions, would like some inputs:
1. I connected the Apple TV to the Marantz Input
2. Bi-Amped the Speakers with settings enables within the Amp interface
3. I do not know the different modes to operate the Sound, would like to know how I can extract most from this setup.
The optimal listening Volume is between 60-70dB, below which it isn't very prominent.
URGENT: Last week I was travelling for work when my parents switched on the setup to watch something, Everything turned on fine but all of a sudden the Amp shut down and a red light starting blinking rapidly on the console. From what I read online, says the PCB is burnt. Is it true?
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1. Refer to the Owner's Manual to learn how to operate the AVR properly. If only 2 speakers are connected then sound modes would be Virtual or Surround or Pure Direct. Rest wont sound great as you need other speakers connected to enjoy cinematic surround playback.
2. Hope the wires connected to the AVR and the speakers are properly in their respective slots and not bare out to touch each other which can cause shorting of the channels.
3. The AVR seems to have gone into protection mode. Refer Owners Manual to reset.
Usual workaround is to unhook the AVR power supply plug and connect back. Before turning on, please check the speaker wires connected are properly connected well to the AVR and also check the terminals on each speaker for proper connections.
Did you run audyssey setup? If you did then you would ideally got a good playback. Audyssey is very conservative for setups so refer to owners manual to increase the source volume content manually which will help then boost playback. Default source setting is '0' you can increase this to 3 / 6 / 8. When doing this keep the AVR volume on 50 with something playing and then increase source volume carefully one step at a time. Not many can do this, so hence READ the owners manual carefully and perform steps slowly.
Another reason for AVR to go into protection mode is due to Over Heating, the SR5000 series does not have inbuilt fans like the SR6000 and SR7000 SR8000 series of AVRs. You would need to get external cooling fans.
Something like this: (You get bigger models too).
Hope the issue you face is resolved, usually Marantz does not blow up easily. How to reset the AVR is also detailed in the owners manual and once done you should then run audyssey again.