SOURCE: SubWoofer
Sounds like your original and this sub have bad amps. The amp for the sub is not the same as the amp for the other speakers. The old unit has a dead amp and this new one is on the way out. (Pulling too much current on high bass)
SOURCE: Loses sound during loud moment in movie or if sound is above 30.
I want to say I used to have this same problem. Make sure you have the right speakers wired to the corresponding wiring places on the back of the sub-wolfer. If I remember correctly I had the front and rear speakers wired into the incorrect place. It would then get to a loud point in the movie and then just cut off as a safety to not blow up the speakers (I guess). May also want to try turning down the volume and replay that point in the movie until you find the sweet spot volume level if it can't be fixed.
SOURCE: i cannot get sound from the tv through the
Hi, You have to make sure you are using the "audio out" from the dvd/surround into the "audio in" on your TV also in some case TVs will need to change the "input" with your remote to see where you connected your dvd/sur also some TVs have a switch for "n" or "off" for internal speakers and also you could have that option in your audio menu on your TV, Hope it help, good luck. Mike
SOURCE: The speaker portion of my
Hi,
This is a problem with the wiring connection. You need to check the cables make sure there are no dents or cut on them. Unplug and replug them to their designated ports. Here is the manual for your Audio System in case you don't have it. Scroll Down to page 8 for the wiring connections. CLICK HERE for the manual.
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