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Check the wiring running to all your other speakers and ensure all the other speakers are playing. If the other speakers are working fine, then check the line running from your receiver to the bass. I am using an Insignia 15' Subwoofer cable to connect my receiver to my Core Series 10" bass. Check to make sure you have a solid connection. After checking all wires and speakers for connectivity, make sure you turn the bass itself on. The Sony Core Series 10" has its own power switch located on the back of the speaker near the bottom (its a push button switch). You'll know its on when you see a green light appear on top of the bass near the rear next to the vents. If you have the receiver connected correctly to the bass, AND you have the power switch on the bass pressed in and you see NO light on top of the bass, you have a power problem with the bass and you will need to get it fixed or turn it back in. If you have everything connected correctly, you DO have the power switch on the back of the bass pressed, and you DO see a green light on top of the bass but still have NO sound, you have a blown speaker in that subwoofer.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Did you calibrate your speakers? If not not, give that a try.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Make sure youre recever is set right. Check the pattern make sure it is set to 5.1..
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Had the same problem. Easy fix. Assuming you have everything plugged into a surge protector with the woofer and everything plugged in, turn the protector off to hard reset everything (or disconnect if it has battery back up). Everything just needs a complete reset and wait a minute then plug it back in and vuala it works. The idea you need all your standby lights to turn off.
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