Viju Nair
New Member
Hi,
My home theatre setup with the following combination (5.1 Bose Acoustimass 10 Series IV with Onkyo TXNR 535) was doing well since 2015. It is connected the recommended way (the output from the amp goes to the Bose Bass unit and the bass unit powers the 5 speakers).
This September the AVR shut down like it was shorting out in some way. I powered on the AVR again and it switches off as if it was shorting out. The initial thought was one of the speaker had turned faulty and had that checked. The speakers were alright.
I engaged a trusted repairer who diagnosed the problem with the Front Left Speaker port on the Bose bass unit. Since it was 18k INR to replace the bass unit board, we decided to connect the 5 speakers directly to the AVR and only the Bass speaker wire to the bass unit. This worked well for 1 day and the shorting problem and the AVR switching off came back. With the further diagnosis...it was identified that when you bypass the pre-amp board in the AVR, the AVR doesn't switch off.
The reason to mention the above problem is to check if anyone has faced a similar problem and also to know where can I source a new pre-amp board for TXNR 535?
My home theatre setup with the following combination (5.1 Bose Acoustimass 10 Series IV with Onkyo TXNR 535) was doing well since 2015. It is connected the recommended way (the output from the amp goes to the Bose Bass unit and the bass unit powers the 5 speakers).
This September the AVR shut down like it was shorting out in some way. I powered on the AVR again and it switches off as if it was shorting out. The initial thought was one of the speaker had turned faulty and had that checked. The speakers were alright.
I engaged a trusted repairer who diagnosed the problem with the Front Left Speaker port on the Bose bass unit. Since it was 18k INR to replace the bass unit board, we decided to connect the 5 speakers directly to the AVR and only the Bass speaker wire to the bass unit. This worked well for 1 day and the shorting problem and the AVR switching off came back. With the further diagnosis...it was identified that when you bypass the pre-amp board in the AVR, the AVR doesn't switch off.
The reason to mention the above problem is to check if anyone has faced a similar problem and also to know where can I source a new pre-amp board for TXNR 535?