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About Matt Rasmussen
Expertise
I can answer questions on audio setup, audio theory, and anything in between for commercial or residential installations. I am a certified Crestron programmer and have been in the custom integration industry for 15 years. Besides working in this field, it is also my hobby. Please no car audio, I have no experience in that field. Keeping it to 'small' room systems would be a plus (IE no stadium questions...if you have to ask, don't do them).

Experience
I have been in the custom integration industry for 15 years engineering various types of audio systems such as home theater, AV conferencing, and live reinforcement.

Education/Credentials
Audio Engineering degree as well as the school of hard knocks. Out of college started as an installation technician and have worked my way up to lead engineer and lead programmer for a leading integration company in Minnesota, real world experience could be my middle name.

 
   

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Topic: Home Theater



Expert: Matt Rasmussen
Date: 7/5/2008
Subject: Sony Bravia and Panasonic Home Cinema

Question
Hi I have a Sony Bravia TV and a Panasonic Home Cinema system. I have connected the two via the HDMI slot and the sound from a DVD is fine. I have also connected the tv via AUX but when watching normal tv stations the sound is quiet not loud enough. Please can you help me

Answer
Hi Satpal,

From your description it sounds like your television is setup for variable audio output.  Some televisions have separate outputs for fixed and variable outputs.  You want a fixed output...

Check the menu of the television, there might be a fixed/variable option for the audio output.

If your television does not have fixed output, you need to turn the volume on the television up to about 75%.

Matt

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