Owner's Manual

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No Sound

• Check to see if the MUTE setting has been engaged.

• Make sure the correct source has been selected.

• Verify that the AMP is powered up and speakers are properly connected.

No Power/No display:

• Verify the main power switch on the AMP has been turned on.

• Verify that the wall AC outlet is functional.

• Check to see the power cord is securely connected.

Cannot connect to Bluetooth

• Ensure the Bluetooth input has been selected.

• Confirm the AMP is in pairing mode.

• On the Bluetooth device, turn the Bluetooth function on and off.

• If the device doesn’t find the AMP in pairing mode, turn the speakers off and then on again.

Sound from one speaker only

• Verify the speaker wire is securely attached.

• Check the interconnects of the attached sources.

• Try a different source to see if the issue is common to all sources.

Remote Control Issues

• Check to see if the transparent film separating the battery from the connections has been

removed.

• Be sure that you are within range (approximately 30ft). Aim the remote at the active speaker.

• Replace the battery.

Low Output

• Some sources can play louder than others, verify if all sources have the same output.

• Many sources, like phones or tablets, have their own volume controls. Ensure their volumes are

set to higher levels.

• See if both speakers are playing.

Distortion, Poor Quality

• Verify the polarity of speaker connections. Incorrect connections cause a lack of bass and image.

• Bass and treble setting might be misadjusted, push the reset button on the remote.

• Sources must be set to stereo, not a surround effect like Dolby or DTS.

No Subwoofer Output

• Verify that the wire is securely connected.

• Make sure that the proper input is being used on the subwoofer.

• If the subwoofer is on and properly connected, increase its volume.

Poor Turntable output

• Determine if you are using the proper Line or Phono selection.

• Separate the speakers farther away for the turntable.

• Try further isolating the turntable, preferably on a separate shelf.

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