Please how do I turn on the HTS6600 DVD player without the subwoofer

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Hello Wireko, you can connect any DVD player, which has output for SubWoofer, but you will only hear the bass, through the subwoofer, you would have to connect it to a 5.1 or 6.1 amplifier with their respective speakers, of the brand you want to be able to appreciate the other frequency ranges
hope you have served my suggestion
greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Wireko, puede conectar cualquier reproductor de DVD, que cuente con salida para SubWoofer, pero solamente va a escuchar los graves, a trav?s del subwoofer, tendr?a que conectarlo a un amplificador 5.1 o 6.1 con sus respectivos parlantes, de la marca que usted quiera para poder apreciar las dem?s gamas de frecuencias
Espero le haya servido mi sugerencia
saludos Franco Dosil

No, just connect the hdmi cable from the DVD to the TV and you will have volume on the TV.
The Bose lifestyle system may be ruined, try putting the DVD input into another connection CD Etc. if that doesn't work you'll have to replace the lifestyle component the subwoofer and speakers amy be good and can be re-used or sold. Check ebay sometimes people sell the just the lifestyle without speakers saving you some money.

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This has four outputs with about 22 watts RMS and four pre- amp outputs. So if you need to get the 5.1 effect an amplifier is needed to be connected so as to get the center ampflier and the subwoofer activated from the preamp outputs.
The amplifer on the DVD can be used for surround effect - rear speakers - as the front can be powered by the amplifier.
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Then you need a manual.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/JVC-SP-PW100-Speakers-manual/id/354bh435/t/2/

Subwoofers are not driven directly by DVD players. See the instructions with your DVD player/electronics.

Web search "(exact product) manual".

i got the same problem :S

I have a Sony 46" LCD TV. I have a Direct TV HD converter box, a Sony Blu-Ray BDP-S360 Blu-Ray player, and a Pioneer DVD-Audio player connected to my Pioneer Elite Home Theater receiver. I have my Pioneer DVD-A player connected via Fiber-Optic cable. When i play a DVD or a DVD-A on my Pioneer DVD-A player, all of my speakers work fine, but when i play a dvd on my blu-ray player, all the speakers work except my subwoofer. How can I fix this problem?

try this , change the REGION on the settings menu of the dvd player ,try to change it to ALL region settings, and see if it works.

You can customize your subwoofers to fit anywhere in a vehicle but the science to getting your subwoofers to do its job is in the box. If you are trying to save space, theres plenty of boxes customized to get that science in your car and save you space. Or rid the idea of having a box and installing some updated 6x9's that'll do the job for ya at saving space and giving you the bass effect you want to hear as well..


good luck!