Troubleshooting No Bass Output from Subwoofer
By Gary Altunian, About.com Guide
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Verify Connections, Turn on Subwoofer, Set Volume
After verifying these connections and settings, turn on the subwoofer. Check the volume level of the subwoofer. Start at low volume and gradually increase the volume to determine if the subwoofer is working. Play some music with bass content and determine if the subwoofer is working.
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- Make Sure Subwoofer is Turned Off
- Check Cables or Speaker Wires
- Check that the subwoofer is plugged into the wall.
- Check Speaker Size in Set Up Menu
- Verify Connections, Turn on Subwoofer, Set Volume
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