My sub has power issues
ryanjoachim
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Just curious...what would cause a sub (dsw pro 600) to completely shut down by itself?
By shutdown I mean no lights on the front or back. I have to unplug it for 15+ minutes before it'll turn back on. It's happened after a heavy-bass movie, as well as kids movies with the volume turned down low.
The outlet gives power to everything else just fine.
By shutdown I mean no lights on the front or back. I have to unplug it for 15+ minutes before it'll turn back on. It's happened after a heavy-bass movie, as well as kids movies with the volume turned down low.
The outlet gives power to everything else just fine.
"Dr Dunn admitted that his research could also be interpreted as evidence that women are shallower than men. He said: "Let's face it - there's evidence to support it."
My System:Best Buy is for people who don't know any better. Magnolia is for people who don't know any better and have more money to spend.
TV: SAMSUNG UN55B7000 55" 1080p LED HDTV
HTPC: Chromecast w/ Plex Media Server. Media streamed from Media Server.
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Does the heat sink feel hot when this happens?Turntable: Empire 208
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By the time I realize that it's turned off it's had a long time to cool down."Dr Dunn admitted that his research could also be interpreted as evidence that women are shallower than men. He said: "Let's face it - there's evidence to support it."
My System:Best Buy is for people who don't know any better. Magnolia is for people who don't know any better and have more money to spend.
TV: SAMSUNG UN55B7000 55" 1080p LED HDTV
HTPC: Chromecast w/ Plex Media Server. Media streamed from Media Server. -
your sub is probabally over heating. you should check your heat sink. it your sub out in the open or enclosed?
