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The original was posted on /r/hometheater by /u/Airsoftm4a1 on 2023-11-06 06:15:13+00:00.
But if I set the switch to on it works as intended.
It’s not the signal being sent being too low. I cranked it and it still wouldn’t turn on.
So couple questions.
- Anyone experience this and know a fix?
- Does leaving the subwoofer switch to the on position reduce the longevity of the sub? More specifically the power supply/amp part of the subwoofer assembly? I don’t care about power consumption as much as I care about burning out the sub prematurely
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