I was doing some electrical work and had to cut the main power. I lost all my preset stations on my RSX 1057. All my other settings seemed to remain. Is this normal or do I have a problem? I thought I would post first before I call Rotel.
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Normal under certain circumstances of power outages. Its best to turn the main power switch off rather then toggling power while in standby. A battery backup will prevent it from happening due to power company issues.
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So you're saying if I go to the back and switch the main power off before I turn the breaker off I won't lose the stations?Comment
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In theory..
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Finally, I have a question for the esteemed B&K club.
On the Ref 30 (et al), I observed the following: I saved and use a Preset to listen to a CD - select DVD and Stereo 5 and drop the Rear speaker level to -3 (my favorite CD listening setting). I put in a DTS or some other DVD and... -
I'm itching to build some speakers again. This will probably for next year project. Here are what I have so far.
A Sonosub Avalanche 15 LLT tuned to ~15hz (powered by QSC RMX 850)
A pair of DIY GR a/v-3 main speaker
A Pair of Paradigm as surrounds
Pioneer 1014 as... -
All,
Thanks to those who responded to my previous post. I've decided to purchase Rotel. We auditioned the RSX-1065 today and really enjoyed it. My options are:
RSX-1065 - dealer price $US 1895
RSX-1055 + RB-1070 - total dealer price $US 1845
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Is the 1098 supposed to lose its configurations when there is a power failure? -
On the rear panel I see “400 watts” near the power cord as is common for most if not all appliances. I also see an “8A” fuse holder.
What gives?
I’m not losing sleep over it. Just wondering. Thanks. Tony13 March 2022, 13:03 Sunday
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