Make sure the room name in Settings has the Sub listed, not a '?'. Check the Sub Audio level in the room settings.
Make sure the room name in Settings has the Sub listed, not a '?'. Check the Sub Audio level in the room settings.
Sub is in the room. Sub Audio was +4. That’s the same screen I toggle the sub on and off.
Hi @mizzer
Welcome to the Sonos Community!
Have you tried moving the Sub slightly? Due to the nature of low frequency wave propagation, a small change in location can sometimes dramatically increase the subjective strength of the Sub.
Also, if you put your ear to the Sub, is it actually making any sound?
I hope this helps.
Unless the room has been Trueplay tuned, the Sub phase could be incorrect. Try toggling Settings/System/(room)/Sub Audio/Phase Control.
Thanks for the input guys.
The last thing I tried was to reset my router. That did the trick. I don’t know why: it seemed that everything was correctly connected. But clearly, the sub came to life when the router came back on line.
Such a great sound. It really compliments the whole surround experience. Highly recommended!
Hi @mizzer
Thanks for updating the thread, and I’m glad to hear you’ve fixed the issue!