Immediately after posting this, I turned around and plugged the sub in as I had done about 50 times, and it connected for the first time within seconds.
The Scenario: I moved both the soundbar and sub away from my TV/router/Xbox/Nintendo Switch that are all around my entertainment system to see if interference was the issue - although I had already tried this with every other device unplugged. I wasn't having any luck, so I unplugged the sub to come write my initial post - it was solid blue after holding the pair button down but no sound. Soundbar was left on in with Bluetooth input (blue light). The sub was probably unplugged for at least 30 minutes, plugged it back in, it flashed a couple of times and went solid blue on its own within seconds.
I then figured now that the soundbar and sub recognized each other, it was worth moving back to my entertainment system, and it was. The system sounds great. I'm thinking that the first time I tried with my Wi-Fi router and other devices unplugged, I didn't let the sub power down for a few minutes before trying to pair.
I have the same issue as this. Do you keep connecting between devices without any problems since they were connected? I still can't get my first pair.
Cinema 600 Sound Bar Thread
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I have the same issue as this.
Do you keep connecting between devices without any problems since they were connected?
I still can't get my first pair.