I love the subwoofer´s power, but is there any way to control the intensity of the bass that blares out of it? Don't want to disturb nearby neighbors.
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Me no have any complaing on any moment about this Item.I have one and no have problem
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I have the T3130, which looks exactly the same, but does not have Bluetooth. There is a Base Level knob behind the sub-woofer unit.
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Short answer, no. Not manually. Depending on what you have these hooked up to you'd need an equalizer app or program to turn the bass down. I have these hooked up to my PC and Android phone and both have an app called Viper4Android / Viper4Windows that can control the bass output. But most music players like iTunes and Windows Media Player have built in Equalizers that you can turn the bass down with.
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the bass will not distort, but i have noticed when playing at high volumes the woffer tends to rattle a little bit. it is only noticable from a couple feet away though. the amp keeps clean bass at higher volumes.
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As far as l know (also based in my experience), a different amplifier won't increase the bass drastically (you might get better control of it, though). I would rather invest in a different pair of HPs. May l ask you what type of bass would you like to increase? Sub-bass, mid-bass? Have you tried to EQ it (with Foobar2000, for example)?
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You can't take the subwoofer out of the array, but it has a separate volume knob so that you can turn the bass pretty much all the way down. How much do you REALLY like your downstairs neighbors, though...?
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I'm a big fan of subwoofers. Especially with speakers this size. There just isn't enough bass coming out of the RF-52.
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I have not had this problem. Position of the speakers in the room makes a difference, close to a wall or corner can affect the amount of bass reflected. Def Tech has allowed for this and placed a knob in the back towards the bottom that allows you to decrease the amount of bass of each individual enclosure. Other than this, you would have to decrease the bass output from your receiver.
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On the SUB there is a dial that will either allow lower frequencies through or reduce the low frequencies. So if your watching a movie and its too much bass you can lower the range so its not distorting the sound. Comes in handy when switching between music, cds, and movies. Specially when you go to a Blue Ray quality video or HDX streaming video..because they have High Quality Mastering the sound will be louder clearer and sometimes rich on the bass side.Hope that helpsJason Goforth
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No, there is no way to independently switch off the subwoofer output. It will switch off when the Transparent One is powered off or when the Transparent One goes to sleep.
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yes, there is a knob on the back of the sub that adjusts the amount of bass.
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U can not put to much power to this subwoofer ..... And if ypu do and it sound like it want s to blow... Just turn it down n back up a min later.....and it cant not blow .... And later it s brand new all over again
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No, you can only adjust the bass by turning the on/off switch, which is located at the back of the subwoofer. There is no way to adjust the treble. If you download a graphic equalizer, you would then be able to adjust the treble and other sounds the way you like.
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U can turn up the subwoofer it all depends on what your waching or listening to music that has lot of beats and bass u will here no problem some songs or movies don't have lots of bass
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Yes but turn the bass down a little or it will distort, other than that its way loud
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There are settings that can diminish the subwoofer effect but turn it off completely,no.The subwoofer has a subtle effect to begin with,don't let that be a sticking point preventing you from purchasing an excellent soundbar.
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I got a subwoofer and center speaker also. I would recommend a subwoofer. It helps a lot. I think the speakers sound too shrilly though. It's good for home theater but not accurate for classical music.
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I do not believe you can. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8R4Vemvhsc&sns=em this is a good review and shows the connection options. Mine sounds like junk. It started to sound distorted or something about a month and a half in. My friend knows speakers and said the subwoofer is cheaply made and there is a lose connection so it keeps cutting out. I wouldnt buy.
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i sold this sub. incredibly awesome sub. and i kinda had your problem. you have to fine tune the sub with your receiver. distance settings, double bass setting if you have it. basically have your receiver get all the bass to go to the sub and amplify the sub through the receiver as well. if your not using a receiver, then your doing it wrong bro. otherwise just mess around with the settings on BOTH sub and receiver to find the perfect sound.