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#24848 - 12/10/03 01:58 PM What makes the volume control act screwy?
boblinds Gunslinger Registered: 02/07/03 Posts: 242 Loc: Los Angeles	My 950 has just started exhibiting a minor but odd anomaly. The volume knob on the unit doesn't work in a linear fashion. Sometimes it skips 2-3 units, sometimes a couple clicks don't change the value at all. And sometimes it works fine. Works great all the time with the remote. I did a system reset (behind the volume knob) but this didn't seem to change it. Any ideas out there? [This message has been edited by boblinds (edited December 11, 2003).]
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#24849 - 12/10/03 06:49 PM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
Jason J Desperado Registered: 09/02/02 Posts: 615 Loc: Northern Garden State	Your 950 got a 1050 volume knob! This was a 1050 issue for some but this is the first I've heard about it on a 950. There never was a fix, besides patience, to fix the issue with the 1050's.
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#24850 - 12/10/03 06:54 PM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
charlie Desperado Registered: 01/14/02 Posts: 1176	I suppose it COULD be something like a bad encoder on the knob. _________________________ Charlie
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#24851 - 12/10/03 07:19 PM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
mgdurand Gunslinger Registered: 11/21/03 Posts: 147 Loc: Lafayette, LA, USA	I am sure you tried this, but I will suggest it anyway. Had the same behavior on my 950. Did the reset and new batteries. Worked fine after that. Good luck. Mike _________________________ 75" 4K HDR Sony XBR 75X95k mini-LED TV Marantz AV7706 pre-pro OPPO UDP 203 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Player Mirage HDT Speaker System (LCR [OM-5s for L&R and HDT-F for center], SR, SL, SBR, SBL [HDT-Rs]) Dual SVS PB12-Plus Subs Outlaw Audio Model 7900 Power Amp w/Dual Emotiva CMX-2 AudioControl BijouTM THX� Equalizer Rega RP1 Turntable Dual Panamax M5300-PM Power Conditioners Dual Monster Power HTS 2500 Power Conditioners Dual Monster Power HDP 1800 Power Conditioners Clearplay Blu-ray Player Motorola VIP1200 HD cable receiver Logitech Harmony Elite Remote
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#24852 - 12/10/03 08:17 PM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
bossobass Desperado Registered: 08/19/02 Posts: 430 Loc: charlotte, nc usa	I second the new batteries idea. _________________________ "Time wounds all heels." John Lennon
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#24853 - 12/10/03 08:24 PM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
charlie Desperado Registered: 01/14/02 Posts: 1176	I don't actually own a 950, but I'm missing the place where the volume knob would need some sort of batteries. Help? _________________________ Charlie
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#24854 - 12/10/03 09:07 PM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
soundhound Desperado Registered: 04/10/02 Posts: 1857 Loc: Gusev Crater, Mars	boblinds, I think you're just being crazy
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#24855 - 12/11/03 12:15 AM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
bossobass Desperado Registered: 08/19/02 Posts: 430 Loc: charlotte, nc usa	Charlie, The batteries have nothing to do with the volume knob. It's a secret thing between 950 owners only...sorry. _________________________ "Time wounds all heels." John Lennon
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#24856 - 12/11/03 01:02 AM Re: What makes the volume control act screwy?
boblinds Gunslinger Registered: 02/07/03 Posts: 242 Loc: Los Angeles	Well, my psychiatrist and Soundhound seem to be in agreement. Maybe that IS what's going on. I'll try to poke a paperclip in the little hole and do a reset. After that, I'll try something on the 950... [This message has been edited by boblinds (edited December 11, 2003).]
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