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Oh, sorry - one of the surround wires was largely severed (maybe it had gotten jarred or pulled - I ran the wire through the basement from the amp to the surround).
Since I hate the finicky nature of bare wire connections, I'd like to go with banana plugs or something, but the AVR won't accept them. I don't want to commit to the pins you can buy that are compatible with my AVR, since if I switch it out for a newer one in the next while, I'll have to switch again to banana plugs.
Long answer to a short question. Thanks for the follow-up!
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Nothing wrong using bare wire. Congrats on fixing the issue. You should still take the PS3 off the top of the receiver if you haven't already.
Rick
"A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." Sigmund Freud
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