A subwoofer is a specialized speaker responsible for the most difficult duty in home theater. It produces the very deep, room shaking notes that add a magical effect and balance the sound. This requires providing lots of power to fill a room with sound, and large mechanical motions of the subwoofer. When you hear about Dolby 5.1, the ".1" refers to the subwoofer's special role in a surround sound system consisting of five speakers and (at least) one subwoofer.

Try depressing the ground lift switch at the XLR input side. This will disconnect the ground from the mixer and leave you with a direct-coupled ground at the primary guitar amplifier. See similar questions...

My car doesn't have this problem. Check www.bimmer.org, where there are several suggestions for this problem. See similar questions...

FUZZ or a constant tone is usually caused by the input audio interfering with the 19 kHz sub-carrier of the stereo generator in the transmitter. Radio stations eliminate this by sending the input audio through a low pass filter. The filter must suppress the 19 kHz audio by a minimum of 45 dB. To attain this suppression and maintain good frequency response this filter must contain many poles. See similar questions...

Induction of the power transformer causes this 60-cycle hum in its near field. Relocate the control box farther from the receiver to solve this problem. Yes, for the most part, all of the 8-wire rotors except for the TR-2 series are interchangeable. You can use a TR-44 series 3; Ham-M series 3, 4, or 5; CD-44/Ham-2; CD-44/Ham-3; Ham-4; or T2X control unit with any of the listed rotors or vice versa. See similar questions...

The bridge and strings aren't grounded properly. Hum, grounding, and electric shock issues are addressed at John Atchley's Guitarnuts website. See similar questions...

We're sure you have some questions and concerns regarding Trans-Atlantic BikeShare and BikeSharing in general. You should! Will BikeShare can be a wonderful experience and a great addition to your motorcycling, it isn't for everyone. Below we have tried to answer some of the questions you may have. See similar questions...

There are lots of reasons why a system can ''hum''. Some real common ones are the ''noise'' caused by Halogen lights or light dimmer switches. Another common problem is a ''ground loop'' caused by a cable TV connection. To check if this is the problem, unhook the cable feed from your system. If the hum goes away, you've found your problem. The problem can be solved by use of a ''ground loop isolator'' which can be purchased at any electronic supply store. See similar questions...

The M-cube active subwoofer acts in 3 different ways. Firstly, it acts as an amplifying device for all those low frequency effects (LFE) that you feel rather than hear and does this via an RCA phono lead. Secondly, by means of the umbilical cable, it amplifies all the channel specific information that the m-cube satellite speakers cannot reproduce simply because of their small size. See similar questions...

VPR Classical, our 24-hour classical music service, is on a number of analog (traditional) FM stations across Vermont. Click here for a list of those frequencies. And it's also available as the second HD channel on every one of VPR's existing FM stations. VPR Classical is also available via the Internet on a high quality audio stream, and many hundreds of listeners access this service daily. See similar questions...

There are two things you should check: First, the position of the A-B-C switch which will probably use either setting A or C. Next, you cannot use the speakerphone function on your telephone during your recording. Innkeeper PBX accesses audio through the handset cord. With the speakerphone turned on, there is no audio going through the handset. You must use a microphone. You can leave the innkeeper PBX in place and your telephone will continue to operate normally. See similar questions...

If you have mislaid those instructions refer to the instructions at http://forum.exetel.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=22 There is a 50/50 chance your circuit is ready to use even though it is before the ‘official’ connection date. Follow the set up instructions at http://forum.exetel.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=22 and you could be on line. See similar questions...

Hearing is a series of events in which the ear converts sound waves into electrical signals and causes nerve impulses to be sent to the brain where they are interpreted as sound. The ear has three main parts: the outer, middle, and inner ear. Sound waves enter through the outer ear and reach the middle ear, where they cause the ear drum to vibrate. The vibrations are transmitted through three tiny bones in the middle ear called the ossicles. See similar questions...

Currently, most HSU Research subwoofers are shielded, although extreme proximity of a subwoofer to a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) television may produce streaks of colors. More and more TVs are not sensitive to magnetic fields, so this gets to be less and less of an issue. If you have a plasma, LCD, or DLP based TV, you do not have to worry about magnetic shielding. See similar questions...

To hook up a HSU Research subwoofer (any VTF or STF-3) to a pre-amp, a stereo pair of RCA cables are to be connected from the pre-amp line-level outputs to the subwoofer line-level inputs. This stereo pair output can be sourced from secondary line-level output jacks or by splitting the line-level output jacks by an (1 RCA male to 2 RCA female) adapter. This adapter can be found at Radio Shack. See similar questions...

I'm seeing messages in the SlimServer's console or debug window, but the server seems to be running fine. I can't seem to get the SlimServer software to run under RedHat Linux 9.0. There's an error about "Time::HiRes" when it starts up. See similar questions...

HISMV stands for How I Spent My Vacation, the 80-minute TTA movie, and the jewel in the Tiny Toons crown. Originally intended for a theatrical release, it instead went straight to home video (available either on VHS or laserdisc). Apparently it's been one of the biggest sellers in the direct-to-home-video market! The movie itself is a riot -- they pull out all the stops for this one. Whipper snapper, it's in your best interests to check this out. Prices for the VHS tape range from $10 to $19. See similar questions...

Right now, each class will include an audio file only. But spread the word -- we have BIG plans for more interactive features down the road! See similar questions...