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Audio Output Issues

By NY99Q45t · Nov 19, 2007in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 6 posts👁️ 1,055 views
Posted Nov 19, 2007 · 21:57 UTC#1

I am having intermittent issues with the output on my D3. The LF speaker output will drop dramatically at times, often when the unit is jostled. I first thought it was a wiring issue, until I played with the balance and realized that it wasn't grounding, the output level was just lowering in that speaker. I then found that if I turn the volume up past 33, the sound will come back.

 

It seems like a processing issue with the balance.

 

Any thoughts or experience on this issue before I contact Pioneer and have to send the unit in for repair?

Posted Nov 20, 2007 · 20:55 UTC#2

Bump...I'm the only one that has seen this?

Posted Nov 20, 2007 · 22:28 UTC#3

It would seem so.

Posted Nov 21, 2007 · 18:13 UTC#4

I have a similar problem,

 

my LF speaker will get cut off randomly....for some reason...if I turn on my headlights or press the brake...the sound may come back..

 

sometimes it just cut off and come back by itself

Posted Nov 23, 2007 · 02:34 UTC#5

Do you find it across sources? I'm pretty sure that I have experienced it with the radio as well as with my Ipod. But I cannot remember it happening with the radio for sure. So it may be an issue with my Ipod or Ipod interface. I am trying to confirm that.

 

If I am instead able to confirm that the issue occurs with the radio as well, I would thing that it's a processing issue which will require it to be sent back to Pioneer. I'm hoping its the former.

Posted Dec 29, 2007 · 04:58 UTC#6

A bump to once again see if anyone else is experiencing this,

 

An update: my sound loss in the RF speaker is across inputs, which rules out an Ipod interface issue and would appear to indicate a sound processing issue.

 

I'm probably just delaying the inevitable, and will have to pull it and ship it, but I wanted to give it one more shot.