“When I connect Rca cable it works for maybe 20 min to an hour then stops making sounds. If I pull the Rca cable out and plug back in it starts working again. I have tried different Rca cables and same thing happens every time. Tried every mode same thi”
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If you are not using a receiver then hook up the subwoofer to the phone jack connection on the tv you would need a splitter 3.5 mm to male RCA cable it works just fine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have had several brands of powered subs used with various amps & receivers on high and line level inputs. Currently have this sub on a Sony receiver at high level input with no problem. Certain brands specify a certain length of sub cable to eliminate standing wave ratio on the input. If you took out Geek squad coverage on one or both units they can check the output on the amp and input on the sub. There could be a problem on either one. The coverage looks expensive at purchase time but compared to the diagnostic charges alone is very well worth it. Warranty coverage might cover repair/replacement if you are outside the exchange time limits. Factory tech. support is also an alternative, some brands I won't mention can be frustrating to say the least to deal with.
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