S STUMPY007 New member May 7, 2009 6 0 0 Visit site May 24, 2009 #1 I have a rumbling noise form my Sub Woofer.This happens when AV Receiver is turned off. Sounds like feedback, Is this normal? Advice please??????
I have a rumbling noise form my Sub Woofer.This happens when AV Receiver is turned off. Sounds like feedback, Is this normal? Advice please??????
A aliEnRIK New member Aug 27, 2008 92 0 0 Visit site May 24, 2009 #2 Is it ONLY connected to the av receiver?
S STUMPY007 New member May 7, 2009 6 0 0 Visit site May 25, 2009 #3 Yes, Just plugged straight in the back. It is situated next to the TV rack. Am using cheap freebie cable at the mo, ordered some proper stuff. Would this make a difference??
Yes, Just plugged straight in the back. It is situated next to the TV rack. Am using cheap freebie cable at the mo, ordered some proper stuff. Would this make a difference??
A Anonymous Guest May 25, 2009 #4 Just a quick thought, try switching the ground in/out switch and see if that makes a difference.
A aliEnRIK New member Aug 27, 2008 92 0 0 Visit site May 25, 2009 #5 I cant see a cable making the difference to the actual problem. What happens if you unplug the av amp?
I cant see a cable making the difference to the actual problem. What happens if you unplug the av amp?
Big Aura Well-known member Oct 13, 2008 522 10 18,895 Visit site May 25, 2009 #6 is anything in the set-up new? I had this problem when I changed to a chord crimson cable - it was faulty. Got a new one, and no issues since.
is anything in the set-up new? I had this problem when I changed to a chord crimson cable - it was faulty. Got a new one, and no issues since.
A Anonymous Guest May 25, 2009 #7 STUMPY007: I have a rumbling noise form my Sub Woofer.This happens when AV Receiver is turned off. Sounds like feedback, Is this normal? Advice please?????? How long does the noise last?
STUMPY007: I have a rumbling noise form my Sub Woofer.This happens when AV Receiver is turned off. Sounds like feedback, Is this normal? Advice please?????? How long does the noise last?
H h4rdy New member Feb 8, 2008 21 0 0 Visit site May 26, 2009 #8 I used to get this when I switched to standby. I have a Movie Solo and a PV1 subwoofer. I recently moved the Sub and it stopped, the reason? Power Cord to close to the QED MP-SW micro cable. It only hummed until the Sub went into standby. Hope this helps.
I used to get this when I switched to standby. I have a Movie Solo and a PV1 subwoofer. I recently moved the Sub and it stopped, the reason? Power Cord to close to the QED MP-SW micro cable. It only hummed until the Sub went into standby. Hope this helps.
A aliEnRIK New member Aug 27, 2008 92 0 0 Visit site May 26, 2009 #9 My dad had this on his monoblocks fed off his pioneer amp. It was only when we changed the amp did the problem go away (We literally tried everything we could think of)
My dad had this on his monoblocks fed off his pioneer amp. It was only when we changed the amp did the problem go away (We literally tried everything we could think of)
S STUMPY007 New member May 7, 2009 6 0 0 Visit site May 26, 2009 #10 It does not rumble when the amp is switched off, but when the amp is on anf there is no sound it rumbles then. The speakers and amp are new, Will try to move it away from the Amp.
It does not rumble when the amp is switched off, but when the amp is on anf there is no sound it rumbles then. The speakers and amp are new, Will try to move it away from the Amp.