Yamaha RX-V663 speakers out of phase?

[TT Tony]

After I set up the audio test, I got a "warning" that my speakers were out of phase? I checked my speaker wires 50 times & they are all hooked up correctly.

Am I missing something here? Is it possible for something to be out of phase while having the correct speaker wiring. The manual calls it a "warning" not an "error"

[prerich]

Originally Posted by TT Tony

After I set up the audio test, I got a "warning" that my speakers were out of phase? I checked my speaker wires 50 times & they are all hooked up correctly.

Am I missing something here? Is it possible for something to be out of phase while having the correct speaker wiring. The manual calls it a "warning" not an "error"

If you are sure your speakers are in phase - ignore the warning. In the manual it states that you may get a false warning for the phase. It happened to me before, and I knew my speakers were in phase. Keep going with the remainder of the caliberation, save your settings and enjoy. If you are really good - do it manually.

[Tall Dog]

Originally Posted by TT Tony

After I set up the audio test, I got a "warning" that my speakers were out of phase? I checked my speaker wires 50 times & they are all hooked up correctly.

Am I missing something here? Is it possible for something to be out of phase while having the correct speaker wiring. The manual calls it a "warning" not an "error"

Same thing happened to me even though all speakers were wired properly. Don't worry about it

[Blu n Gold]

I have seen the calibration that "Speakers out of phase - subwoofer too loud" I ignored it.

[MikeekiM]

I've got a pair of Definitive BP-10s and got the same warning... I checked and confirmed that they were wired correctly. Ended up just ignoring it...