One day last week, my tv displayed a message that the power had gone off, yet no other device in my house supported this. I turned on my 950/770 to listend to music and found that it did not sound "right." What I discovered is that the crossovers were all changed, the speaker levels and distances were all changed, and all the analog inputs were changed to coaxal. Has this happened to any of you?

It could be possible that there was either some sort of surge in the power lines, or at the other extreme, a momentary brown or black-out. Did the clocks on ANYTHING else in the house go to "flashing 12:00"?

Then again, it could have been some intergallactic alien kind of thing.

...but what do I know, I'm ONLY a dog.

ARF, ARF, says Iggy.

Iggy, that's what has me puzzled. No clocks were blinking and my micorwave oven is incredibly sensitive to power outages and its PF (power failure) indicator was not on. The only thing that indicated a power loss was the tv's message. Both the tv and the 950 are connected to different surge protectors. Microprocessors are mysterious at times, but two components at the same time? Maybe it's witchcraft. So far the 950 has retained its setting for the past three days, so it's hard to rule anything out.