Questions & Answers for: subwoofer auto power

...power coming out if the l.e.d. light is not coming on check the auto on swich. also if there is no wire going to the suto on that may cause it not to turn on what wire for the auto on? I'm having a ...

...subwoofer, whether in the "auto" or "on" mode, I get an intermittent clicking noise coming from the area of the power switch. I have tried plugging the subwoofer into different outlets, but have had ...

...barely hear the base. Do I need a special cable. I had the same problem initially, but going through the auto speaker setup, the receiver boosted output to the subwoofer to compensate. Seems ok

...power up the subwoofer, may have to adjust a test tone balance for multi speaker output also, try trimming up on the subwoofer channel to initiate the signal on if the sub has an auto-on

...or http://tinyurl.com/csw8sy Let me know if that helps. I lost my remote..is there a way to do auto setup or change subwoofer setting without remote? or even with a

...subwoofer auto powers off it make a big crackle sound from speaker. like it gets a backfeed or something Bounds from the switch disconnecting. It really throws electric charges around that take a ...

...auto on off position My subwoofer is not working in auto on off position when i turn my receiver on. The light is on but there is no sound present.It needs to reset by pulling the plug from the power ...

constantly remain on. If the switch is set to the Auto position, when a signal is present the subwoofer will turn on and will automatically turn off several minutes after a signal is no longer present

...auto-power setting, but that doesn't make a difference. It sounds like the subwoofer may be experiencing a problem with its power supply or amplifier. The "boom" sound you are hearing could be caused ...

...auto power setting: The Pioneer SW-8 subwoofer has an auto power setting that turns the subwoofer off after a certain period of inactivity. Check the owner's manual to see how to adjust this