Quest. about recr.

bugsy397 · 03-18-02, 09:48 PM

I have a Pioneer VSX D607S, bought 2 years ago. I just picked up a set of headphones to use with my reciever. When I plugged the headphones into the reciever, sound still comes out of my home theater speakers, which defeats the purpose of the headphones!

Whats the problem???

Thanks.

joshd2012 · 03-18-02, 10:11 PM

If you have a speaker select, try unselecting your speakers.

bugsy397 · 03-19-02, 10:29 AM

Thanks, tried that, didn't work.

stevevt · 03-19-02, 04:44 PM

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Originally posted by bugsy397
Thanks, tried that, didn't work.

You actually switched your speakers off with the speaker selector?

Or you tried to find a speaker selector and didn't find one?

I don't see a speaker selector on this (limited resolution) image. Maybe it's in one of the setup menus.

bugsy397 · 03-19-02, 10:16 PM

Found the problem, the headphone jack was not seating properly, seemed to be too wide at the base. I exchanged the headphones for a another set and it waorks fine!!

Stevevt, actually it has the A/B speaker selector. My speakers are hooked to "A" . I don't use "B". So I had selected "B", but then no sound was heard in the headphones.

But............all is well.................THANKS.

03-18-02, 09:48 PM	#1
bugsy397 Member Join Date: Sep 1999 Location: long beach, ny Posts: 148	Quest. about recr. I have a Pioneer VSX D607S, bought 2 years ago. I just picked up a set of headphones to use with my reciever. When I plugged the headphones into the reciever, sound still comes out of my home theater speakers, which defeats the purpose of the headphones! Whats the problem??? Thanks.

03-18-02, 10:11 PM	#2
joshd2012 Banned Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Blu-Ray: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Petition Posts: 6,677	If you have a speaker select, try unselecting your speakers.

03-19-02, 10:29 AM	#3
bugsy397 Member Join Date: Sep 1999 Location: long beach, ny Posts: 148	Thanks, tried that, didn't work.

03-19-02, 10:16 PM	#5
bugsy397 Member Join Date: Sep 1999 Location: long beach, ny Posts: 148	Found the problem, the headphone jack was not seating properly, seemed to be too wide at the base. I exchanged the headphones for a another set and it waorks fine!! Stevevt, actually it has the A/B speaker selector. My speakers are hooked to "A" . I don't use "B". So I had selected "B", but then no sound was heard in the headphones. But............all is well.................THANKS.