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First would be to name the subwoofer so we can look at its "Line OUT's". The IN's would be more important as far as ITS function goes. I'm sure a manual exists for the unidentified subwoofer.
This receiver has direct subwoofer amplifer for a passive (unpowered) subwoofer as well as a Subwoofer Line Out for controlling an active (powered) subwoofer amp.
may be u have a power problem check if ur ground is well connected to ur amplifer and also check the input cables if there ground wires r intact and make good contact
The good news. I have a setup similar to what I think you're trying to do and it works great!
The Onkyo M-282 stereo amp for the 901's is the perfect solution. Run it with the Active EQ between the receiver Front L&R Pre-Outputs ** and the 901's amp channels.
**Onkyo SR805 Pre-Out Front >>> Bose EQ Amplifer IN
Bose EQ Amplier OUT >>> Onkyo M-282 IN
Set the Input Level on the back of the Onkyo to MAX. The receiver controls everything just fine after you run through your level setup routine again.
I was looking a the 12v triggers on both units and it looks like you only have a Zone 2 trigger so that wouldn't work for turning on your M-282. I guess you're going to have to turn it on and off the old fashioned way, like I do mine.
After receiving information and suggested actions from FixYa it was able to determine that most likely, a power outage and surge had caused the speakers need recalibrating. It was a simple task which utilized the remote, now it works fine.
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