EKBI
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Not sure what to do. Just leave it, or keep trying.
Martin Pedersen
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I sent mine to repair, Got it back and the sub is not broken. This is how all R-115SW sounds. Klipsch told me the best way to eliminate the hum is to buy the wireless kit, or turn down the volume button on the back and make a new callibration with your microphone pluged in the receiver.
Martin Pedersen
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I just returned my sub to the dealer. I told them everything i tryed and that i want to know exactly what is wrong with it.
Martin Pedersen
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Bought it brand new. It's going back to the dealer monday.
Martin Pedersen
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I have exactly the same problem. I have tried to change the cable and bought a ground loop isolator, it just did things worse. Now I'm considering to return the subwoofer, then they must get the repereret or give me a new one. I a'm running out of patience.....
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I'll give it a try
Martin Pedersen
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I tryed mounting the isolator at the receiver and sub.
I don't use a power console. The hum i still there when cable is in sub but not in receiver but goes away when in receiver and not in the sub.
I only have one sub on my system.
Martin Pedersen
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I tryed your suggestion with the Ground loop isolator. That didn't work. It just made the hum even worse.
Any suggestions?
Martin Pedersen
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I also have a hum from the sub. But as far a i know it't could be the LFE output on the receiver. I'll know for sure when i get my receiver back from repair.
Martin Pedersen
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The new r-115sw really knows how to rock the joint!
Martin Pedersen
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The system you have will do fine without a sub until you can save up some more money. If you could get that up to about $800, the R-115SW has been well reviewed here in the subwoofer forum. If you can save about a grand, a pair of the tiny SVS PB-1000's would be even better.
I would go for the R-115SW. I got i with the same system as yours. I'm glad i thoose the 15"
Martin Pedersen
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I haven't heard the 12" or 10" but i really like the 15". It sounds perfect with the reference 62II system..
You Can hear when it kicks in, but in a Way you wont notice. And has A LOT of power!
Martin Pedersen
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Those Dolby Atmos speakers that one of you guys posted, are they stand alone?
Martin Pedersen
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Them it must be the AVR. Just been confirmed with your suggestion.
Martin Pedersen
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I'll try it if the hum is still there when i get my receiver back from repair.
Thanks for your inputs!
Martin Pedersen
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It does... It's not my own receiver, but one the dealer lent me while mine is under operation..
Martin Pedersen
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Now.... I followed your advise on co on my receiver.
At First i tryed this:
Front: full band
Rest: 60hz
Sub: knob on sub: all the way 150 hz
In receiver: 120 hz. Double bass on. Results: a LOT of bass but not so thight.
Then i tryed double bass OFF and xo at 70hz.
That ment i had to turn up the volume on the sub and Got a wierd buzz...
New test: xo 60hz double bass OFF and up a bit up on sub gain. Works great!!
Great job working through the settings. For my system double-bass does not work well, the same as yours.
All though... My sub i still making a buzz sound. Cable i okay and High end.
I Can make the buzzing go away by turning hz knob or gain knob down.. Pretty anoying!
That might be a problem:
I have a Klipsch RW-12d which is a step down from yours, and although mine does not have any problems, the RW-12d had a known problem of rattling. The solution for it was well known; the port was loose, so some glue fixed it with a minimum of trouble. If you need more references for the discussion for that, I think I can find them.
That would be great, i made a new tread on sub forum.
Martin Pedersen
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AS some of you know i got my hands on a r-115sw.
But i hear an annoying buzz or humming from the sub?
I do use an high end cable. Any idea what that could be?
Martin Pedersen
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my fingers are either to fat for the ipad, or the autocorrect thinks i'm writing Danish [emoji23]
Martin Pedersen
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Now.... I followed your advise on co on my receiver.
At First i tryed this:
Front: full band
Rest: 60hz
Sub: knob on sub: all the way 150 hz
In receiver: 120 hz. Double bass on. Results: a LOT of bass but not so thight.
Then i tryed double bass OFF and xo at 70hz.
That ment i had to turn up the volume on the sub and Got a wierd buzz...
New test: xo 60hz double bass OFF and up a bit up on sub gain. Works great!!
All though... My sub i still making a buzz sound. Cable i okay and High end.
I Can make the buzzing go away by turning hz knob or gain knob down.. Pretty anoying!
Martin Pedersen
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I did just that.
Martin Pedersen
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I Can tell you this... It's awesome!
But i am having some issues with the sound. It's like it sounds better in 2 different places when either listening to music or movies.
Martin Pedersen
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At the end of the sraight, 135 kph
By the way Mustang guy, i once owned a Subaru Impreza STI. The most pretty of them all 2008 model [emoji1]
Her is a Photo of the gokart
Martin Pedersen
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Anybody here got this badboy with your Reference 62 II home theater system?
Martin Pedersen
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New Klipsch R-115SW subwoofer humming
in Subwoofers
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I have allready tryed the first 4 suggestions.
In march i'll get my self the wireless system to try it out. As of now the sub is turned down and re-calibrated with my Onkyo receiver to +12db on the sub volume.
I even tryed a different receiver and ground loop isolator.
Martin Pedersen
Denmark