TX-NR6100 - Connecting a subwoofer
Connect a powered subwoofer with this unit using a subwoofer cable. Up to two powered subwoofers can be connected. The same signal is output from each SUBWOOFER PRE OUT jack.
Connect a powered subwoofer with this unit using a subwoofer cable. Up to two powered subwoofers can be connected. The same signal is output from each SUBWOOFER PRE OUT jack.
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Connected and no output
When I connect my second powered sub (Jamo) I get a feedback hum and they both stay on after the unit is turned off. I run both of the subs from the rear L/R sub connector. I've tried everything I know, reversing the plugs, switching L/R R/L. Still get an underperforming sound. It Sounds stronger with one sub over two. Something isn't right here!
I get no sub output without connecting speakers to terminals. I only want to run pre out and sub out
I did not receive a remote with this unit.
It's obvious these comments / questions aren't being read by Onkyo. I have no idea why you have a comment section that no one reads. I actually needed help and thought I might get technical advice.
I'm about to send this thing back .very low subwoofer output.
I'm upset with this Onkyo receiver I got new from best buy I don't understand why my subwoofer keeps doing I did the finger test perfect I'm using optical connection from TV into my Onkyo receiver this is unbelievable $ 400 dollars down the drain
Hu Subwoofer not working
Hello Fatima Gul,
Have you performed the finger test to the subwoofer cable that is attached the subwoofer to see if the subwoofer will produce a humming noise? If you are able to get sound through the subwoofer with the cable test, then run the level calibration and increase it along with adjusting the volume levels on the subwoofer itself to see if the subwoofer is responding to the receiver's signal.
Thank you
Jennifer
I got nothing, not even on test. Ridiculous!
Hello Christopher,
Sorry to ask the question from the previous customer answer, but have you performed the finger test to the subwoofer cable that is attached the subwoofer to see if the subwoofer will produce a humming noise? If you are able to get sound through the subwoofer with the cable test, then run the level calibration and increase it along with adjusting the volume levels on the subwoofer itself to see if the subwoofer is responding to the receiver's signal.
Thank you
Jennifer
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