Author Topic: KENWOOD AVR (Read 67264 times)

tigkal · « **Reply #300 on:** Jul 24, 2009 at 04:17 PM »

I have a 9090D. So far did not notice any static. What do you mean adjusting the volume very slowly? You are using the volume control in the AVR and not using the remote? If you are using the volume control, maybe dirty contacts lang.

remixprod · « **Reply #301 on:** Jul 24, 2009 at 04:30 PM »

Quote from: tigkal on Jul 24, 2009 at 04:17 PM

I have a 9090D. So far did not notice any static. What do you mean adjusting the volume very slowly? You are using the volume control in the AVR and not using the remote? If you are using the volume control, maybe dirty contacts lang.

i experience the same even when i use the remote, can it be my front speakers? parang static/popcorn na mahina yung sound e. im using very old but thick audio-pro speaker wires, bundled in a cable organizer(spiral plastic thing). could that contribute? pero ok naman yung sound pag steady lang yung volume. thanks for your help bro

duffydoc · « **Reply #302 on:** Jul 24, 2009 at 04:44 PM »

Quote from: remixprod on Jul 24, 2009 at 04:30 PM

i experience the same even when i use the remote, can it be my front speakers? parang static/popcorn na mahina yung sound e. im using very old but thick audio-pro speaker wires, bundled in a cable organizer(spiral plastic thing). could that contribute? pero ok naman yung sound pag steady lang yung volume. thanks for your help bro

Is it kind of a pop or click sound for every step the volume increases or decreases? I might have noticed that in my 9090D but never really paid any attention to it as it did not bother me. But I'll check it later to see.

remixprod · « **Reply #303 on:** Jul 24, 2009 at 04:53 PM »

Quote from: duffydoc on Jul 24, 2009 at 04:44 PM

Is it kind of a pop or click sound for every step the volume increases or decreases? I might have noticed that in my 9090D but never really paid any attention to it as it did not bother me. But I'll check it later to see.

slight clicking sound. kuha mo bro. sorry di ko maexplain kanina yung sound

t68kv · « **Reply #304 on:** Jul 25, 2009 at 12:12 AM »

yup pansin ko rin to

ano mga input nyo mga paps? Coaxial kasi sakin. Parang hindi ko napansin kapag radio. hmmm
Duda ako usually sa input yan.

duffydoc · « **Reply #305 on:** Jul 25, 2009 at 08:28 AM »

Quote from: t68kv on Jul 25, 2009 at 12:12 AM

yup pansin ko rin to

ano mga input nyo mga paps? Coaxial kasi sakin. Parang hindi ko napansin kapag radio. hmmm
Duda ako usually sa input yan.

tried it but did not encounter the clicking noise, baka nga pag coax/digital... few weeks ago kasi pinalitan ko yung input ko from coax to analog rca.

tigkal · « **Reply #306 on:** Jul 27, 2009 at 08:53 AM »

I sometimes encounter this slight ticking. What I do is lower the volume to oodb. Then increase to listening volume. Nawawala naman. Active equalization is on and playing mp3 files.

remixprod · « **Reply #307 on:** Jul 28, 2009 at 07:38 AM »

optical gamit ko. pansin ko yung clicking sound pag naka dolby digital, pero pag stereo, wala. hmmm. anyway, thanks for the inputs.

next question... parang mahina surround ko, kailangan naka +10 para noticeable yung sound, im using a diamond 8.2 wharfedale @ 6 ohms..comatible naman yun diba? settings:thx off / dolby vs off / dolby digital / front nml thx 0/ ctr nml thx 0/ surround nml thx +10/sw on +3/ sb off.... using an ixos optical cable

please post your ideal settings mga bro

tigkal · « **Reply #308 on:** Jul 28, 2009 at 12:11 PM »

According to the article I read, the surround sound is designed not to overpower the fronts. It only gives ambiance and sound effects. Also, the surround must be placed around three feet high measured from your listening ears and directly at your side. It may also be due to the source. I noticed that when the source is not 5.1, the surround volume is very low.

t68kv · « **Reply #309 on:** Jul 30, 2009 at 12:10 AM »

Nasa source yan minsan pre. At kung gamit mo ito sa pc at nagplaplay ka ng stereo music, mas maganda gumamit ka ng software na makakapagmix ng sound para maging stereo x2 at hindi mga pro-logic or dts neo na medyo mahina ang tunog. Kung movie naman, maganda talaga yung mga dolby surround sources kaysa yung DTS para sakin in terms of ripped from original movie sources.

remixprod · « **Reply #310 on:** Aug 02, 2009 at 09:59 AM »

Quote from: t68kv on Jul 30, 2009 at 12:10 AM

Nasa source yan minsan pre. At kung gamit mo ito sa pc at nagplaplay ka ng stereo music, mas maganda gumamit ka ng software na makakapagmix ng sound para maging stereo x2 at hindi mga pro-logic or dts neo na medyo mahina ang tunog. Kung movie naman, maganda talaga yung mga dolby surround sources kaysa yung DTS para sakin in terms of ripped from original movie sources.

Ser, anong software pwede gamitin? i use itunes lang kasi for audio.

When i stream my mp3's to my NMT, no clicking... confirmed na sa source nga.

t68kv · « **Reply #311 on:** Aug 05, 2009 at 04:32 PM »

media player classic kasi gamit ko kapag ganyan, or gamit ka ng klite codec then windows media player yung default player nya. Maraming option dun.

ganicru · « **Reply #312 on:** Aug 06, 2009 at 03:16 PM »

Quote from: tigkal on Jul 24, 2009 at 04:17 PM

I have a 9090D. So far did not notice any static. What do you mean adjusting the volume very slowly? You are using the volume control in the AVR and not using the remote? If you are using the volume control, maybe dirty contacts lang.

Same here, have no issue like that (static sound). Have you used the self calibrating set-up? Though I have to lower the front L/R (0/0) and keep the center auto set level (+3). Increase the subwoofer level (Velo CHT8R, +3). Surround all 0. Sweet set up with zero distortion, volume level at 20.

alphalima · « **Reply #313 on:** Aug 08, 2009 at 09:30 AM »

anyone knows on this avr?
i have krf v7030d
i need suggetion on what speaker is best for this model
your comment is highly appreciated
thanks in advance

tigkal · « **Reply #314 on:** Aug 08, 2009 at 01:25 PM »

You can try wharfs or Infinity.

scumbads · « **Reply #315 on:** Aug 08, 2009 at 07:47 PM »

whre can i buy thos speaker wharf and infinity?

tigkal · « **Reply #316 on:** Aug 08, 2009 at 10:26 PM »

PM avshop. He sells those speakers, as well as Polk audio.

Boy Torotot · « **Reply #317 on:** Jan 27, 2010 at 09:11 PM »

Is it still worth buying new old stock Kenwood KRF 9090D for P14K if i can still find one?

lakambini · « **Reply #318 on:** Jan 28, 2010 at 12:42 PM »

Quote from: Boy Torotot on Jan 27, 2010 at 09:11 PM

Is it still worth buying new old stock Kenwood KRF 9090D for P14K if i can still find one?

Yes sir, it's worth it especially if lahat ng kailangan mong features ay nandoon naman.

juneaki · « **Reply #319 on:** May 04, 2010 at 04:45 PM »

I just acquired a 2nd hand 9060d which requires 8-12 ohms speakers. I have wharfedale diamond 8 set of speakers which are 6 ohms. Can the 9060d handle the speakers? What's the danger in the long run? What can you recommend? TIA.

shinigami6 · « **Reply #320 on:** Jan 13, 2011 at 12:50 PM »

any feedback on kenwood krf v6080d? saw this receiver packaged with kenwood speakers for sale at P15k at a shop in robinson's pioneer

tigkal · « **Reply #321 on:** Mar 03, 2017 at 04:55 PM »

After 8 years, My 9090D shows sign of giving up. The display would no longer light up unless you give it a good whack on the sides or on the top. After a while, it goes out again. I tried to find the solder joint that caused this problem. Luckily found the joint after 3 trial and error, resoldered, and now good to go again. It is on the solder joint at the pc board at the back of the display. Hope this helps in case your unit has a similar problem.