Can the control unit unplug from the other speakers? Sometimes all the units are hard wired together and cannot fish through a desk hole.
1409733
Everything is not attached except the power cable. The power cable is hard wired in to the back of the control unit.
1409734
Every wire except the AC plugs into the control box, the AC is like a 2 prong lamp cord.
1230991
I suggest that you buy another unit then use a two way-plug to power both units. Or, contact the mfg. to see if splicing one into the other won't damage your units.
1602893
That never seem to present as a problem. The 4 wires represent 2 pair (+,-) for left and right channels, and I just wired it to the same external speakers in parallel I have with my sound system. I have found the same result if I had wired an amplified subwoofer to my outputs either through the dedicated subwoofer channels, or tap into the speakers themselves.
1133653
I have a similar issue with multiple sets of speakers I wanted to run off Zone 2. I connected two 4 foot lengths of speaker wire (R&L;) to the Zone 2 posts on the receiver, and used them as "pig-tails." Then I routed all my various zone 2 speaker wires to the pig tails, connected pos to pos and neg to neg. Works fine.
1425819
I think the dual-speaker capability requires a wired connection between tr two speakers
886326
There is two things that I noticed that control the sound. Answering the yes/no prompt when setting the timer, and the black volume control on the side of the base. Maybe this will help.
1746026
If you can keep all the units from not unplugging from each other. The connector tends to become loose from the plug that goes into the wall. I have thrown it out.
584578
While fixing my power supply issue, I unplugged the speakers to get them out of my way. Did you remember to plug them back in (assuming you also unplugged them)?
2030410
Hi,That did happen to me once.I think I had the subwoofer plugged in wrong.Take off all the wires and plug them all back in.Good luck!
2113970
You can actually use a speaker selector to do it correctly. That makes all 4 of your speakers a zone in one room without losing power to the speakers. The pig tail method drains power so the volume would suffer probably...depends on the aggregate load of all your speakers.
1247736
The jacks on the ends of the wires are not as snug as they could be. You have to wiggle the power jack into the woofer to get it to connect. Just make sure all of the plugs are making contact. The sound is worth this little issue.
573610
Make sure you do not have any of the speaker wires crossed, grounding or touching each other. This will make it "trip off".
297736
Are you planning on having them both hooked up, to the speakers, at the same time? I've never tried that before, but it would be fairly easy to wire in a source selection switch to help prevent them from affecting each other.
1299962
Could you have two of your speaker wires crossed? This may sound dumb but at least it's an easy check. I've done it a couple of times and it WILL cause quite a loss of bass from your speakers.
1910554
Never had that problem. I would double check the speaker wires are properly connected.
1215267
I own two of these units with no such problems. Possibly the wire on yours may have gotten pinched there by shorting itself out.
1180561
I have the output connected to another amp, in anothher room. No external spkr jacks to do it otherwise unless internal wiring is modified.