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So I had it unplugged for a while, did another factory reset and et voila, lucky me, it is back to normal. Close call.

ok cool, thanks, I will try that

Did a factory reset and still not working. Test tone function also not working, it doesn't even allow me to adjust test tone volume or change to a different speaker. This Amp is toast  :Ooooooh:

Hi Just wanted to listen to some music after we didn't' have power since last night. Unfortunately there is no sound coming out of my SR5012 anymore. I restarted the amp by holding the power button and tried my headphones but no sound there either. Any ideas or must I accept this thing is blown?

That's how I'm running it. The SR5012 is set on bi-wiring. I run the front outputs to LF and the rear outputs to HF through solid core bi-wiring speaker cables.

If I were to get a 5 channel power amp I could bi amp the fronts, therefore using it as a 3 channel power amp. I think that's probably the best option, right?

I do run it now bi wired but still not enough power IMO. I don't think it does the speakers justice.

So my setup as follows: Front: B&W 683 S2 Center: B&W HTM62 S2 Sub: Canton AS50 AV: Marantz SR5012 For stereo audio listening I can tell that the 683's are very power hungry and I had initially looked at adding a Marantz MM7025. But then I wasn't sure if that would be worth it compared to the...

It?s in the manual setup section. So one has to start the manual setup process and I chose HDMI control which clearly triggered a reset because it showed that it was ON.

Figured it out :pleasant:

Hi, So my Apple TV is connected to my SR5012 which in turn is connected to my LG TV. When I choose "sleep all connected devices" on the Apple TV, only the TV goes to sleep but not the Marantz. I checked the settings for "HDMI Control" as stipulated in the online help section but I don't...

Ok, I understand better now, but I?m still not sure if I should go for it or wait for a good stereo power amp deal. After all I?ll always be able to use the 5 channel power amp for the remaining 5 channels to make a 7.1 system.

Not sure what you mean. I only want to drive 2.1 or 3.1.

I have to add a correction, the correct term would be bi-amping. Using 2 channels from the MM7055 bi-amping the speakers, will it be as efficient as running it single wired on a more powerful stereo amp?