Anyone have a picture of an onkyo tx-670

[Chriswashere]

Hello all, I'm trying to find a picture of the speaker selector switch on an Onkyo tx-670. The markings on mine have worn off, and before testing I want to make sure I don't give power to any speaker outputs that have no speakers connected. Thanks in advance!

-Chris

 

[Blue Shadow]

doubt you will hurt the unit turning on speaker outputs that don't have speakers hooked up.

But if you post a nice pic, I'm sure some can help you figure out the controls.

 

[Chriswashere]

See, I've always had the same thoughts about that, but someone begged me not to do this. He said it could wreck the output transistors and other components if a load wasn't attached, so now I'm pretty terrified of accidentally turning on speaker outputs without a load.


I did figure out that the first "click" are the "A" speakers. After that, I don't know for sure. Onkyo faceplates always lose the lettering.

 

[jptinc]

going to guess . far left Receiver Off, first click A, second click OFF, third click B, fourth click C, last right click A + B

 

[roger2]

I always make sure the volume is all the way down before powering an amp up or down. I believe that makes the position of the speaker selector irrelevant. If I am wrong on this, somebody please advise...

 

[Chriswashere]

going to guess . far left Receiver Off, first click A, second click OFF, third click B, fourth click C, last right click A + B

Just the picture I was looking for. Thank you. With other pictures I was unable to really see the markings due to the low image quality.

 

[Binkman]

Usually but perhaps not always.. on the back of the receiver at the speaker connects reads the ohms and sometimes what you can hook up for a+b? Unfortunately this series online presents few user manuals.

Yes to rubbing off the front printing (on many onkyo's) is because somebody used alcohol based as a cleaning fluid.