To allow a constant balance with an external subwoofer and satellite speakers. Does the master volume also control the RCA, Subwoofer Pre&gt;Out level?
872194
I haven't checked the specs, but it certainly seems to maintain the balance between the external subwoofer and satellite systems. I am using two of these amps to drive separate subwoofer/satellite systems, one at home and one at work. You have to set the cutoff frequency and gain on the subwoofers once, but then there is no obvious imbalance when you increase or decrease the volume on the amp.
872196
The sub out isn't a fixed voltage, the master volume does adjust L/R and sub equally.
2194696
No. The power rating is the amount of power output, not added. The input signal, Speaker level or Line level (RCA) is the signal source and normalized in the "pre-amp" stage. The amplifier then replicates that signal at a higher power level. Turning the level up and down will have a direct effect on the output stage of the amplifier (You can adjust your volume), but not in the way that you are thinking of it. Hope that Helps!
736098
Essentially, yes. If you look at the control panel, you'll see shaped lights that represent all of the speakers. The button below that cycles through the subwoofer, front speakers, rear speakers and center speaker. For each one you're able to use the volume control to change the relative volume for that speaker or set of speakers. This allows you, for example, to turn up the center speaker volume and turn down the subwoofer volume if you wanted to.
170712
Not sure I understand the question. The sound volume is controlled by the up/down arrows on the remote control.
910456
Yes to volume control the little pod seen in this photo controls system volume not just the subwoofer. And I don't see why you could not power with your TV assuming it has appropriate output.
1949471
No it doesn't, the system is fairly low tech, meaning nothing smart about it other than it works by itself if hooked to other Sony products. Also it lacks any volume control for the sub woofer, making it either too loud, or too low depending on what you are watching, mostly just loud
2192490
No, it's passive. Take your left and right speaker wires from receiver to the sub, then go from the sub to your left and right speakers. Hope that helps!
1920098
It depends on your receiver, but most likely YES. Most receivers these days have internal subwoofer management (gain,x-over). You can preset the gain on the subwoofer itself, and then control it from your receiver. The wired remote is completely optional, and absolutely not necessary - it's perhaps convinient to have quick access to subwoofer volume.
444030
You ask if the sub has a separate RCA subwoofer input. The only input it has is an RCA input. On the back of the sub the following are found. 1. Volume Control. 2. Frequency Control: from 60Hz to 200 Hz. 3. Power cord plug. 4. On/Off switch and 5. RCA Input with both right (red) and left (white). There are no other controls or inputs on this sub. I hope this answers your question.
2224971
No, there is no volume control on the speaker, itself. That can only be done from the receiver or amplifier to which it is connected.
2054742
As with any speaker, you can only turn it down. If you have a weak source, you'll need to amp before it gets to subw.But I see no such control with the zvox for sub-output. There is bass vol up/down on remote. Only mention on topic I saw: The ZVOX suggests you turn down its own bass and set the crossover on the sub.
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As with any speaker, you can only turn it down. If you have a weak source, you'll need to amp before it gets to subw. But I see no such control with the zvox for sub-output. There is bass vol up/down on remote. Only mention on topic I saw: The ZVOX suggests you turn down its own bass and set the crossover on the sub.
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The subwoofer volume can be altered with the remote, yes. As to whether it is "easy" is another matter, you have to go through a few menus to do it. It's not something that I would change on a day-to-day basis so this works for me, but I guess if you want to regularly pump-up-the-bass, it might be a few more steps than you'd be willing to do.
2067229
Hi, Depends on your stereo. Some stereos have the option to adjust the subwoofer level, the frequency gain and etc. This one have some knobs on the right side were you can adjust them too.
1962245
Bill, I doubt anything "went wrong", but the Yamaha may not deal with potential impedance differences between your main speakers and your sub. Luckily, Yamaha allows you to set up levels for each set of speakers (front, center, back, sub) from within the setup menus. Using the remote, do the following: setup -&gt; speaker -&gt; level -&gt; scroll down to "sub" and raise the level (default is flat (0db)) until you like how it sounds. hope this helps, gfd
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There is a s/w level control on the lower half of the remote. Press the right arrow until desired level. I have mine at the max; 8. I to was slightly disappointed at the volume, however, I found that moving the subwoofer to a different location made a huge difference. I have the port facing one wall and the sub the other in the corner of my home. I also found a noticeable difference when facing the port to the open room. When you disconnect the sub, you will notice how much it really puts out. If you are looking for ground shaking bass, this is not the system for you. It's enough to enjoy theater quality sound.Hope this helps. There is a s/w level control on the lower half of the remote. Press the right arrow until desired level. I have mine at the max; 8. I to was slightly disappointed at the volume, however, I found that moving the subwoofer to a different location made a huge difference. I have the port facing one wall and the sub the other in the corner of my home. I also found a noticeable difference when facing the port to the open room. When you disconnect the sub, you will notice how much it really puts out. If you are looking for ground shaking bass, this is not the system for you. It's enough to enjoy... » Read More There is a s/w level control on the lower half of the remote. Press the right arrow until desired level. I have mine at the max; 8. I to was slightly disappointed at the volume, however, I found that moving the subwoofer to a different location made a huge difference. I have the port facing one wall and the sub the other in the corner of my home. I also found a noticeable difference when facing the port to the open room. When you disconnect the sub, you will notice how much it really puts out. If you are looking for ground shaking bass, this is not the system for you. It's enough to enjoy theater quality sound.Hope this helps. « Show Less