losing signal to center channel and subwoofer

You may have to go into the setup menu and make the sure the selections for the center channel and sub are turn on. Could be as simple as that. If they are, then check the levels for both. They could be turned all the way down.

Keep us posted.

Craig

You likely have a speaker configuration setup that allows for different configurations. You need to tell the DSP what speakers you have setup for each mode.

Surround will often have a different set of speakers associated with it than Stereo/Music configuration - most DSP's handle this.

Furthermore...if you are listening to an analog source then the only way to get Center and Sub info is to digitize the signal ....this means you may have to select the appropriate SIGNAL PATH. Many DSP's support configurable flow paths for each input (Analog direct or Analog to Digital...in the case you have a CD player hooked up with both Analog cables and Toslink digital cable). Only the digital data will allow the DSP to do its stuff and create center channel or sub info from an original Analog Stereo signal....and you can only get DIGITAL by DIGITIZING the Analog signal or selecting the CD Digital In flow path on the input of the DSP!

Thanks fo rthe responses. All speakers are selected and set to small in the menu. The speaker configuration is the same for each mode(stereo,surround,thx). I briefly got the subwoofer to come on, but as soon as I switched modes I once again lost the signal. The center channel is still dead.