Why is my pioneer VSX D557 not working?

Why is my pioneer VSX D557 not working?

I have a Pioneer VSX-D557 receiver. It has been working flawlessly for several years but has just developed a problem. My brother-in-law was watching TV and he picked up the remote to change the volume level. As he was picking up the remove, and before he touched any buttons, the sound quit working on all of my speakers.

What to do if your pioneer receiver suddenly stops working?

IF nothing has changed then it doesn’t sound too good. If it’s new, I’d say look into getting it serviced under warranty. If it’s not, call around for estimates and compare the cost to fix it with replacing it. I don’t know if this will help, but try unplugging your amp for a few minutes, see if that does anything.

When did the Pioneer Kenwood digital receiver come out?

The Kenwood sold new for $750 in 1991 and was rated at 135 watts for the front and 20 for the rear. When the time came to upgrade to digital I went for the Pioneer. I just don’t spend top dollar for equipment like I used to and was curious as to what kind of performance I could get on a budget.

Why does my pioneer TV have no sound?

I tried switching the inputs, using the front panel buttons, from the DVD player, the VHS Tape player and the Cable box. No difference, no sound. I connected the cable box up to the television directly and this works fine using the speakers located inside the television cabinet.

I have a Pioneer VSX-D557 receiver. It has been working flawlessly for several years but has just developed a problem. My brother-in-law was watching TV and he picked up the remote to change the volume level. As he was picking up the remove, and before he touched any buttons, the sound quit working on all of my speakers.

IF nothing has changed then it doesn’t sound too good. If it’s new, I’d say look into getting it serviced under warranty. If it’s not, call around for estimates and compare the cost to fix it with replacing it. I don’t know if this will help, but try unplugging your amp for a few minutes, see if that does anything.

The Kenwood sold new for $750 in 1991 and was rated at 135 watts for the front and 20 for the rear. When the time came to upgrade to digital I went for the Pioneer. I just don’t spend top dollar for equipment like I used to and was curious as to what kind of performance I could get on a budget.

I tried switching the inputs, using the front panel buttons, from the DVD player, the VHS Tape player and the Cable box. No difference, no sound. I connected the cable box up to the television directly and this works fine using the speakers located inside the television cabinet.