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EN
ERROR
There is no sound
(See also Figure 6)
The system sounds bass-less
The system sounds distant and
instruments and voices are diffi-
cult to hear
The system sounds as if it‘s on a
high-frequency
The system sounds distorted
Only one speaker works
The subwoofer often switches off
when the music signals are quiet
Key notes (e.g. male voices)
sound too thin despite correct
cabling
PROBLEM
a) Cabling is incorrect
b) Equipment not switched on
c) Faulty amplifier
d) The subwoofer is not turned on
a) The bass management on the
surround amplifier is incorrect
b) The subwoofer does not work
c) The sound emmission of the
woofer is hindered
a) The polarity of a satellite has
been reversed
a) The room is heavily dampened,
and the speakers are in the
corners of the room
b) The bass is greatly increased
with the amplifier
a) The volume is too high
b) The system is defective
a) Cabling is incorrect
b) Speakers or electronics defec-
tive
a) The settings of the subwoofer
have been badly chosen
a) The subwoofer setting has been
badly chosen, leading to dele-
tions in the basic sound
SOLUTION
a) Make sure that the cabling has
been executed according to
operating instructions.
b) Switch on the system and
adjust volume to about 9 o‘clock
c) Check your electronics for pos-
sible defects.
a ) Configure the bass manage-
ment as described in this
manual.
b) Turn on the subwoofer and
check the cabling.
a ) Check the cabling
a) Choose a placement for the
woofer and satellite, which is
further from the room walls.
(About 80 cm gap)
b) Bring the bass controls to the
centre.
a) Reduce the volume level.
b) Please contact the customer
service team.
a) Check the cabling
b) Replace the right-hand spea-
kers with the left. If the mute
speaker is now on the other
side, it is the speaker that is
defective, or the amplifier.
a) Turn the volume down on the
subwoofer (set to 10 o‘clock)
and increase the level of the
subwoofer bass management
on the amplifier
a) Change the setting of the FRE-
QUENCY and/or PHASE control
on the subwoofer.
