Output [both RCA and the headphone] fed to speaker produces very low sound. Tried another brand of speakers with same results. Any one had this issue?
591034
both the line/headphone output and RCA output are in the same circuit so having something plugged into both at the same time halves the signal strength
591035
Not me. Are you trying to drive speakers directly from the MX51 without an amplifier? That's not what it's for!
591036
The Rolls product is a just a mixer. It does not contain a power amplifier, which is necessary to drive a speaker to a useable volume level. This is why you can barely hear the audio through speakers.
784442
i first of all am no sound engineer, nor electronics guru...all i can tell is what i did and what worked perfectly for me....i took output signal from xm radio...ran it thru a preamp...then the wa50 sys....split it to bose radio nearby...and remotely to bose radio two rooms away...my impression is it has nothing to do with speakers of any age...that is an amp issue...this only sends a signal...it drives nothing.
183757
I had the same issue. It's preset for surround sound. If you change the # of speakers in output you will get sound. It's in the manual. (You can also google the manual)
1302357
When you have purchased an appropriate amplifier there will more than likely be RCA connections for Line-Level audio. You're *supposed* to have an audio interface to filter out the highs, but I just run an auxiliary-to-RCA cable straight from my PC's audio jack to the amplifier. Works fine.
1477756
I seem to have the same problem. I am not well versed in audio components and assume that that must be normal. I am hopeful someone will have a better answer or can offer a solution.
1339260
Jennifer, you haven't provided much information on how you are using the speakers. The speaker with the volume control also has the amplifier imbedded. You probably have the older speakers with the bass boost switch on the backside. the older speakers are known to blow the amplifier, but that kills the sound to both speakers. When I have had Problems with just the right speaker it was always caused by the audio cable or Y connector between the speakers and the audio source. In other words you may not be inputing two channels into the speaker input. Good Luck
423108
I connect the device to my notebook whit a hdmi cable, but the sound is reproduced by the X-12 speaker, the sounds is good but is very low, and the sound can not be amplified or at least I not discovered how to do it.
1441749
Something was wrong. I have been using mine flawlessly on my sony player. I started with the red and white audio outputs and then changed to the toslink optical cable. Remember that you are adding another volume control, and you need to enable the appropriate outputs.
1361382
Try using different speaker connections, I switched to use the TRS connectors and when I did I lost the buzz.
537791
If you are running the equalizer througn your tape monitor system, make sure you have the tape monitor turned on. It is a common error. If you aren't running it through a tape monitor on your receiver, try doing that. Without the equalizer your speakers will sound horrible.
2045402
I agree with the other comment. If possible, pair with another device to ensure that it is not the speakers. I love these speakers :>
1082412
Probably worth buying a more advanced subwoofer.... Thought mine was but unfortunately my RCA connection to my subwoofer did not work so I tried connecting my subwoofer to my two front speakers. Don't know if that is the proper way but that thing is delivering a thumping bass
1586686
Make sure red and white connectors are inserted into color matched audio out ports. Turn speakers on at base unit and make sure volume is turned up. Use + switch on base unit to increase sound level. Hope this helps!
1227
The only thing I can think of is possibly a bad (or even an incomplete) connection with the input jack. Otherwise the stereo output should respond exactly as the audio is panned. Have you tried plugging it into any other device? If so, and you get the same problematic results, chances are then they are indeed defective. Good luck!
1328601
Make sure the speaker connections are solid and you also have the negative and positive connections correct. There also may be a setting in your receiver that is not set up correctly causing the volume level of the center channel to be lower than the others. Check If your receiver has "Sound Field" settings which can totally change how everything sounds such as Game and Movie modes
1002331
Are you trying to use this as an input to the Sub, or an output from the sub to the PA?I am using a RCA to 3.5 mm cable as input from another source to the sub, and then the sub's low level output to monitors, and that works fine. All of those are low level, though. If you are inputting TO the sub from the PA, i would think it would have to be non amplified signal or damage could occur. I'm not sure if the stereo link feature on that PA is low level or not.
546919
There is a line level subwoofer output but not a speaker level subwoofer output. I am using a powered subwoofer with RX-A830.