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Please remove all sources of interference from the jvc device (ie radio, microphone, antenna etc). Then listen to the sound again. If the issue persists, please use another power source and check the device cables for any damage.
I would check to see if there are any AX electrical cables running along the sound bar or along the audio connector wires. Ac wires and low voltage connector wires should not be run along side each other, as it will cause interference. They can cross each other but not along with each other. Just a guess but it is very common.
Hi, Go to Radio shack store and get a cable signal splitter. Its a small device that splits 1 line into 2 or 3, so that you can run more players or recorders on 1 line in. See the guys there for more options.
My experience tells me that after an amplifier had been used for quite a while (more than 5 years), the contacts (on any button) wear out and become loose. If you try to press to engage, you will notice that the sound will come back on. The most frequently touched/used buttons are the one that wear out easily. These contacts should be replaced with original one. Substitute parts won't last long.
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