Hello all, sometime ago I put together my very own HTS (thanks to various folks on HIFIVISION ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
). I use a Pioneer SC-LX57 along with a SVS PB1000 subwoofer.
I have noticed that when I play videos with multichannel audio coded in, then and only then will the subwoofer work. Even my PS3 games support multichannel, hence sub works. But, when I play a video(or an mp3) which has only 2 channel audio, the subwoofer does NOT work. Is there anyway to make the sub work in such a scenario???
Is there a method to force the amp to output signals, say, under X hz - to the sub by way of LFE?? That way I can set a default frequency( <50Hz ), which when the amp encounters, it directly sends to the sub.
The music I listen to has bass (loads of it!!) and it is sad that I am unable to hear it through my sub... :sad::sad:
-blore_boy!!!!!!
hyeah:
I have noticed that when I play videos with multichannel audio coded in, then and only then will the subwoofer work. Even my PS3 games support multichannel, hence sub works. But, when I play a video(or an mp3) which has only 2 channel audio, the subwoofer does NOT work. Is there anyway to make the sub work in such a scenario???
Is there a method to force the amp to output signals, say, under X hz - to the sub by way of LFE?? That way I can set a default frequency( <50Hz ), which when the amp encounters, it directly sends to the sub.
The music I listen to has bass (loads of it!!) and it is sad that I am unable to hear it through my sub... :sad::sad:
-blore_boy!!!!!!