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JVC TH-M606J home theater system
lose sound when the dynomite goes boom. have a silly fix.pause tv-- turn down volume- restart system. is there a fuse thingy that needs replaced or is it time to win the lotto?
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EEPROM for region 4 is
F1 00 c9 cc 00 0d f4 20 cb 00
I am trying to find the code for region free or even region 1 if you know it, I have a post on fix ya , cheers Manuel
hey I have been has same problem for long time, actually problem was on and off... the reason was short circuit of speakers or speaker connections.
I find a little peace of cable stack inside of the connection handle. you know all the cable stick on back...
well what you can do is, unscrew all the screw back and the bottom of the box. slice the electronic box, just check connection piece is clean cable free....
you have a delay time on your home theater JVC, that is normal. So it's either you reduce the delay time of your JVC or do not use the TV sound. Set the delay time of your DSP so you can heqar the sound you wish... like the delay time of your surrond.
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