Sony Receiver Front Speaker Echoing

I used receiver in church. My ears are so bad that the PA system and the echoing in the large room was enough to make the words unintelligable. I could hear the words but could not understand them. I caught about 20% of the words. Now I can understand 95% of the words from those speaking. The reciever picks up a direct signal not amplfying the sound from the PA system.

I purchased two of these late in November and along with a Sony center speaker and sony receiver and have enjoyed the sound quality.

The speaker has a nice bass sound. It pairs well with the Sony 5.1 receiver with the RCA cord (included) . It has a power save switch on the back. You can leave it on all the time, or you can have it "click" off when there is no signal. Sometimes when the volume is low it clicks on and off during a single song depending on the strength of the bass signal. This can be fixed by just leaving it on all the time. I have a multi-plug surge protector to turn everything off when not in use.

I purchased this speaker and paired it with the Sony 2 channel 100w receiver and I am very impressed with the sound, bass, volume and clarity. I have been complimented on this speaker so many times and can't wait to pair it with the 2nd Klipsch Rock Speaker.

Just installed the receiver after my previous Sony Receiver started to act up after 35 years. Like the Bluetooth feature. Also, Phonograph Support like my previous receiver.

Sony STR-DH590 5.2-Channel A/V Receiver is a verry nice receiver at a great price, easy to hook up and gives great sound, just what I was looking for.

great rear speakers and bass just from the front speaker.

This receiver make my speakers go boom, but in a good way. thx sony!

I bought the stereo receiver for the price and Sony name

Echoing others' experiences, suggestions, etc., properly seating battery in charger is key; otherwise, initial charging light will remain green & battery will not charge. (Almost returned product, thinking it was defective. It was/is in good working order.) Properly seating involves applying slight downward pressure at battery terminals, with side-to-side wiggling. Once battery terminal slots (5) cannot be seen through this gentle action, battery is seated, and ready for charging. (Of course, battery base must also be seated/flush with charger.) Once plugged in, charging light will be red. For a depleted battery, full (100%) charge can take up to 150 minutes. Green light signals completion.