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In Reply to: mental midget needs help! posted by fossil on January 13, 2003 at 19:51:31:
Regarding question #1- Does the TV have a setting for fixed or variable output control? If so set it for fixed and if possible, turn OFF the speakers on the TV! It sounds like your TV volume is just too low going into the HT receiver.
Regarding #2- Use the Y-adaptor and hook up both subs to the one subwoofer output. Check that your HT receiver is set to output sound to the subs (main, rear and center should be set to "small" in the parameters) and enjoy (hint: because the sound going to both subs in mono, you can place them anywhere in the room for the flatest response!).
Cheers,
Dman
"you'll love it! Its a way of life!"
Frank Zappa
Follow Ups:
Thanks for the help. I'm afraid the subwoofer problem isn't that simple. I am dealing with one subwoofer with a left and a right low level input. It may be that the low level inputs cannot handle the receiver's preamp out. The only thing I haven't tried is connecting the Y jack from the receiver's preamp out to the speaker-like inputs on the subwoofer. Isn't ancient technology fun?
That sounds rather suspicious to me that the subs don't get along with the sub out on your receiver. The second option, assuming your subs have speaker level inputs, would be to run a lead from the front speaker outputs and hook those up to the sub (your HT receiver's front speakers would have to be set to "large"). Otherwise, are you sure the subs are still in working order?
Cheers and good luck (again!)
Dman
"you'll love it! Its a way of life!"
Frank Zappa
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