!Operation
When the SubOne i is turned on, there will be an audible “pop.” Do not be alarmed! This is inherent to the amplifier design and will not damage the subwoofer or your audio system. We do recommend, however, that the SubOne i’s power is left “on” at all times, allowing its
The SubOne i was designed to handle a wide range of listening levels, but every component has limits. It is important to use common sense and listen for signs of possible distress from the subwoofer. Noticeable dis- tortion or harsh breakup is an indication that the subwoofer is running beyond its capacity, and the volume should be decreased. If you feel heat emanating from the front of the woofer, reduce the level immediately. Speaker damage most often occurs from sustained high volume levels, not from transient sounds or brief musi- cal peaks. Excessive boosting of bass, treble, or equalizer controls can worsen the problem and is not recom- mended.
!Maintenance
Your SubOne i has been designed for years of
!Troubleshooting
If the SubOne i fails to operate when the Power switch is turned on, check the power cord and all input and output connections thoroughly. Failure to operate could be caused by incorrect wiring, short circuits, or excessive volume. Turn the Power switch on the subwoofer to "off" for two or more seconds to reset.
If the LED indicator fails to illuminate, it is possible that
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