How do you adjust the crossover when connecting a powered subwoofer to the Onkyo receiver's LFE out? Can't find that on the remote.
2038245
I don't think you can. I did hook up a non-powered subwoofer with an old amp but was never really happy with the sound. This Onkyo receiver has very poor bass response in my opinion. Sorry I am no help.
209754
Im no expert however i would set the sub at 12 on both the power and crossover than tweak the sub with your receiver.also check your setup and use the small or large. the large will send a full response to the front and surrounds.just play with different adjustments and decide what you like. also google a link called subwoofer crawl it is very interesting.i did look @ the polks rm95 and i would set them to small than use the 505 to handle the low end.polks are 95 hrz low end so try you crossover @ 120.
1816345
There is a level adjust knob on the back of the unit, have you turned the knob up as to not be on "0"? Confirmed the LFE input is properly seated and also that the subwoofer power supply is plugged into your wall outlet?
884955
No you remove the gold plated bridge between the highs and lows were the speaker wire connects. Then you run individual speaker wires from the reciever to them so using four channels instead of two. You can change the internal crossover with the receiver settings in the reciever. My marantzs has a diagram on the internet which can be downloaded.
1207521
Go into "settings" and you can adjust everything from there. I haven't used all the features of this stereo yet.
209752
I'd set the Onkyo A/V receiver to 'small' mains and just connect it's sub-woofer output to the LFE input on the Polk PSW505. Play something 'bassy' and switch the phase 180 degrees to see which produces the greatest amount of bass - leave it there. Adjust the bass level as desired. Remember to secure nick-nacks on shelves near it... they can and will vibrate off!
461010
Probably time to upgrade your sub. Most receivers use a lfe port to connect your subthis unit doesn't offer high frequency connections for subs. Only to your speakers.
209755
What's the frequency response of the mains? You will likely see the need to adjust the sub's high end slightly above the low end of the mains, using a cable into the l/r input jacks. Or you could use the crossovers in the receiver, set the speakers to small, crossover wherever you think the low end drops off on the mains... usually 10 hz above the listed specs. Then connect the sub the the lfe input, that bypasses the crossover in the sub.
237107
there are different ways to wire it, if your receiver has a sub-out plug on it just get a powered subwoofer cable and plug into either r or l on the woofer. Does not matter which one. hope this helps.
107469
Thing is that the subwoofer needs to be active , most (or all for what I know) receivers dont send energy thru coax just the signal of sound , like in my case , and did nothing , so i had yo put an amp in between the speaker and receiver
1082415
OK..months later, I finally got my two outside speakers working. I was given the right advice but did not understand a few things... specifically that I did not have to fool around with Speaker Pattern. The menu progression using the remote is as follows: Amp Menu>Speaker>SB Assign>Spk B>Return/Exit. Then on the front left of the Tuner you press the Speakerbutton until SP B lights up........When finished I think you have to got back to the AMP Menu and do Speaker>SB Assign>Off>Return/Exit
1396153
In my opinion it depends on how you set the crossover freq. on your receiver for the center channel. I have the Jamo set connected to a 7.2 set up with 3 way sony tower ss-F5000p for the left and right surround and with 2 polk audio subs. The crossover setup on the receiver plays a major part in my setup.
519132
ChrisI have the same situation, the sub is in the far corner of my combined kitchen / family room, to the far left of my TV and sound bar. The location in the room makes no difference as far as I can tell. In fact the setup menu lets you adjust the sub for location, but I just leave it on the default which sounds great.I am planning to get on remote speaker to sit behind me in the kitchen so I will have full surround sound.Good luck to you!
1969215
The only things I could think of are your center channel is blown (you can check this by hooking it up to a different receiver), your center channel output on your receiver has some sort of issue (you can check this by hooking a different center speaker into your receiver). If neither of these are your problem then odds are it is a problem with your receivers settings. Turn on your receiver and play a DVD or blu ray, next push the "setup" button on your receiver remote, it should say "speaker setup", push the "right arrow" button and it should now say "Config", push the "right arrow" button again and you are now in the speaker configuration area. Push the "up arrow" until you are on "Center", make sure it is not set to "None", try setting it to "small". Push the "up arrow" again until you are at "Front" and try setting them to "small". You can continue pushing the "up arrow" to configure all your speakers, make sure Subwoofer says "None" if you do not have one as that can cause issues. Good luck getting your center speaker working.
1937018
I am sorry, I do not understand the question....inputs to inputs???? it should be a non-powered output from the onkyo to an input of the EQ. I do not understand what you are trying to accomplish here.....sorry.
2048182
Yep. Realized i wasnt going to use crossover...but hooking them up along side my main speakers...the high frequencies were way better. Works well enough that i bought a total of 6 for my surround sound. Plenty power for my system.
1231481
All you have to do is get a single cable with rca connections on each end. Plug one end of cable to sub out jack on sony then plug other end of cable to sub, does`nt matter which input either red or white. Set speakers to small even if their large,try 100hz crossover setting first,then experiment. Speaker settings are avaiable in amp menu on remote.