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iwatkins
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Hi All,
My sub powers itself off after a few minutes if it doesn't receive something from the LFE pre-out from my receiver. I understand this is normal and many subs do this.
However, when it does this it does so with an audible click. OK, this is fairly quiet, but still annoying.
Much more annoying is the fact that there seems to be a delay between when the LFE signal picks up again and when the sub starts to amplify it and make it heard/felt.
I.e. you have a quiet scene for 5 minutes, say followed by an explosion/shoot out. I miss the first few seconds of this action as the sub has shutdown. It does restart OK and you get the rolling thunder of the explosion but kind of jolts to get this halfway through the action.
Is there a simple way to force the auto circuitry to stay switched on ? For instance, if I pulled the amp off the back of the sub, would there be something easily identifiable I could remove or a wire I could cut etc.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Whoops, sub is an Eltax Atomic 10, tis poor but does the duties for now.
Cheers
Ian
My sub powers itself off after a few minutes if it doesn't receive something from the LFE pre-out from my receiver. I understand this is normal and many subs do this.
However, when it does this it does so with an audible click. OK, this is fairly quiet, but still annoying.
Much more annoying is the fact that there seems to be a delay between when the LFE signal picks up again and when the sub starts to amplify it and make it heard/felt.
I.e. you have a quiet scene for 5 minutes, say followed by an explosion/shoot out. I miss the first few seconds of this action as the sub has shutdown. It does restart OK and you get the rolling thunder of the explosion but kind of jolts to get this halfway through the action.
Is there a simple way to force the auto circuitry to stay switched on ? For instance, if I pulled the amp off the back of the sub, would there be something easily identifiable I could remove or a wire I could cut etc.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Whoops, sub is an Eltax Atomic 10, tis poor but does the duties for now.
Cheers
Ian