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Trouble Shooting

The USUB is designed to function trouble free. Most problems that may occur are due to simple issues. Please check 
below for a list of simple fixes if you experience any issues.

Ensure that the Status LED is blue and the power switch is ON.

No Sound

1. Verify that audio is coming form the source selected. Select another source to test, or connect the source

directly to the subwoofer input bypassing any other equipment.

2. Ensure that any connected A/V equipment is turned ON and connected properly.

3. Check cable connections for damage, poor connection or shorts.

4. Ensure subwoofer volume is turned up to a reasonable level using the control on the back of the unit.

Interference or undesired noise coming from subwoofer:

1. Check all connections for damage, poor connection or shorts.

2. If the signal cable is installed inside of the wall, it may be running parallel to a high voltage cable. Test the

system by running a separate in room cable. If the issue is resolved, a new cable should be installed with the 

proper clearance from high voltage.

3. Common sources of interference include Wi-Fi antennas and devices or cordless phones setup too close to the

subwoofers source.

Cleaning & Maintenance

The exterior of the subwoofer may be cleaned using a soft lint free cloth. If the subwoofer is moved often for cleaning or 

relocation, check each time to ensure that connections are not damages or loose.

 

Specifications:

Spec

USUB 1003

Power

500W Dynamic (250WRMS)

Active Woofer

10”

Passive Woofer

Dual 10”

Frequency

20-160 Hz

Phase

0-180°

Voltage

100-120V AC / 220-240V AC

Inputs

Hi Level / Low Level

Dimensions

(WxHxD) 14.6 x 14.6 x 13in

Spec

USUB 1003

Power

800W Dynamic (350WRMS)

Active Woofer

12”

Passive Woofer

Dual 12”

Frequency

20-160 Hz

Phase

0-180°

Voltage

100-120V AC / 220-240V AC

Inputs

Hi Level / Low Level / LFE

Dimensions

(WxHxD) 16 x 15.4 x 15 in

Spec

USUB 803

Power

300W Dynamic (150WRMS)

Active Woofer

8”

Passive Woofer

Dual 

8”

Frequency

20-160 Hz

Phase

0-180°

Voltage

100-120V AC / 220-240V AC

Input

L&R / Low Level

Dimensions

(WxHxD) 10.5 x 10.5 x 11in

Summary of Contents for USUB 1003

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Page 2: ...0 5 watts making it one of the greenest solutions available Tuned System Performance Rear mounted volume control low pass crossover and phase control ensure optimal system integration Signal Sensing...

Page 3: ...the main power to the subwoofer 10 AC Power Cord Connect the included AC power cord 11 Fuse Holder Master Power Fuse Includes spare fuse inside holder 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 8 L R ON OFF 110 120V 60Hz...

Page 4: ...and set the system volume to an average level Listen to the bass level from your favorite listening position and adjust the volume accordingly 4 for you Depending on the location of the subwoofer the...

Page 5: ...unning a separate in room cable If the issue is resolved a new cable should be installed with the proper clearance from high voltage 3 Common sources of interference include Wi Fi antennas and devices...

Page 6: ...ge connecting to the phone or tablet the app will offer to import preset from hardware It is a good idea to do so and just in case save the preset with an authentic name The app has a renaming functio...

Page 7: ...volume level for an accurate frequency response measurement Controls On Off Target 30 8db 8db means louder Fig 7 Room correction menu Fig 8 Room correction settings menu Get Response Get Response fun...

Page 8: ...on smoothness Controls Frequency step delay 50 1000mS a large hall may need a longer delay to compensate echo s decay time Reference Shape Smoothness 0 100 the target curve becomes 0db line if Smooth...

Page 9: ...box speaker size and lowest audible frequency SPL Sound Pressure Level performance in a typical room The same room which may produce ugly boomy coloration in the midbass for sure doing serious SPL 5 1...

Page 10: ...the manufacturer s default preset Change Pairing Code let you to set a password to you subwoofer app In case if the password is forgotten please press and hold the Pair button on the rear panel of yo...

Page 11: ...f window Fig 22 HW controllers window Options Menu Cont Gain Slider The volume slider with Input Level indication gray green red means signal is less more than Auto On Threshold or input clipped SHS S...

Page 12: ...b S In case of auto level set Pre gain to 12db and slowdown Decay to 2 5db S Faster Decay could be suitable rather for a club s subwoofers The Attack time at max db S in most cases Dynamic Bass is one...

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