what frequency does the ext sub function cut off at?
1808162
Don't know if this helps, but the KSUB that is designed to be linked to this speaker has this for it's specifications: Frequency Response (-6 dB) 48 Hz - 134 Hz Frequency Range (-10 dB) 44 Hz - 148 Hz Also from the manual for the K10: "When using one of the top boxes with a subwoofer, the switch should be moved to the "EXT SUB" position to engage the 100 Hz high-pass filter. It is also recommended that the 100 Hz high-pass filter be engaged when using the K10 or K12 as a floor monitor to prevent excessive bass build up on the stage" That's everything that you're told in the manual about the ext sub function.
1808163
So sorry can't answer questions about this product. Purchasing department, brought for a requestor.
1808164
Don't know if this helps, but the KSUB that is designed to be linked to this speaker has this for it's specifications:Frequency Response (-6 dB) 48 Hz - 134 HzFrequency Range (-10 dB) 44 Hz - 148 HzAlso from the manual for the K10:"When using one of the top boxes with a subwoofer, the switch should be moved to the "EXT SUB" position to engage the 100 Hz high-pass filter. It is also recommended that the 100 Hz high-pass filter be engaged when using the K10 or K12 as a floor monitor to prevent excessive bass build up on the stage"That's everything that you're told in the manual about the ext sub function. Don't know if this helps, but the KSUB that is designed to be linked to this speaker has this for it's specifications:Frequency Response (-6 dB) 48 Hz - 134 HzFrequency Range (-10 dB) 44 Hz - 148 HzAlso from the manual for the K10:"When using one of the top boxes with a subwoofer, the switch should be moved to the "EXT SUB" position to engage the 100 Hz high-pass filter. It is also recommended that the 100 Hz high-pass filter be engaged when using the K10 or K12 as a floor monitor to prevent excessive bass build up on the... » Read More Don't know if this helps, but the KSUB that is designed to be linked to this speaker has this for it's specifications:Frequency Response (-6 dB) 48 Hz - 134 HzFrequency Range (-10 dB) 44 Hz - 148 HzAlso from the manual for the K10:"When using one of the top boxes with a subwoofer, the switch should be moved to the "EXT SUB" position to engage the 100 Hz high-pass filter. It is also recommended that the 100 Hz high-pass filter be engaged when using the K10 or K12 as a floor monitor to prevent excessive bass build up on the stage"That's everything that you're told in the manual about the ext sub function. « Show Less
1645999
You probably have the AMP 120mhz set to medium or high. You should turn it off or low and see if that eliminates the problem. Joe
1896325
Its a high frequency PWM (15khz), so not audible in my setup. Im using it in a small motor so I cant hear any whine. Im not sure if this would be the case on a larger motor under stress.
1913012
The soundscape has a fixed crossover on its LFE output. Connect the sub to this and turn off the crossover on the back of the sub. I added a sub also - it helps for loud rumbly effects.
2041772
There is a setting on the radio for the frequency step. How much the frequency changes with each twist of the nob or using up and down keys. Make sure it is set to 5 khz. It comes default at a higher setting. That should fix your problem.
675049
I'm not sure if the sub can be turned entirely off, but there is a Night Mode. I use it when others are sleeping, and it works just fine by significantly lowering the bass.
2077466
I think that you may have one of the switches on the back set to "auto". In this mode you can leave the amp powered on, and it will detect an input signal, and power up your output stages. If you change the switch to "normal" you must turn the amplifier on and off by pushing the power button. In "normal" mode, it should play soft passages, and fade outs as expected.
872196
The sub out isn't a fixed voltage, the master volume does adjust L/R and sub equally.
479648
The cut off frequency on all 5 speakers is 2500Hz. This information is found in the manual which can be downloaded from the Jamo web site. ( www.jamo.com ) Enter "S 426 HCS 3" in the web sites search engine and the line will pop up. Click on manual for additional info.
1660379
It should process the signal at up to 96hz/24 bit, I believe. I did notice that when I started using it there was an improvment in sound quality, so I have been happy with it.
1302696
Spec sheet in ad says "yes". I don't use a sub. I'd double check and look at the manual online.
268128
We just set the Function Selector to "Cassette"...as far as I know, no power is used when in this position, until the actual "Tape" PLAY button is pressed.
393319
Not sure what your asking, default level is whatever input level you select..I have found running them at 12 o'clock on all knobs and crossover around 80-100hz paired with our subs. When we need more low end I have turned crossover to 50HZ and just rolled off a little of the low EQ.
1206484
Play some pink noise and frequency sweeps in an infinite loop overnight a few times. You can find the files here http://www.head-fi.org/t/466827/free-burn-in-files
1634437
You can move it forward or back to a limit. I don't remember the numbers but Here is the manual: http://www.equalizerhitch.com/Equal-i-zer%20Support/installinstructions.php
1311293
Not much, I only have high frequencies going through them because I use subwoofers.
224930
Freq rsp goes to 30Hz, so "no" to the first question, and practically silent to the 2nd question.