Roku wireless subwoofer not working
I got my Roku subwoofer, I paired with my streambar and everything was good until the test was completed, after there are no sounds from the subwoofer, I checked everything, factory reset plug and un...
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Find that hard to believe. So you paired the subwoofer? It shows up as a paired device? Did you turn the bass all the way up? Change the sound settings? Did you update the subwoofer? If it’s paired it’s working. Understand only lows come through it. It’s a sub not a speaker. If it paired and you heard a thump it’s working. Play a movie with lots of bass. You will only hear low tones on movies or shows that have it
Yes subwoofer is paired, it was updated the first time was connected, I also tried factory reset and no bass sound yet.
Kind of impossible. It’s paired you heard a thump it’s working. Turn the bass up to 10 and play an action movie. I don’t think you know what a subwoofer does. It doesn’t play high or medium notes. Play the sound channel it adds. TURN UP THE BASS
I had previously a subwoofer from another brand and definitely I can identify the sound, but in this case is not working even turning the bass up to 10.
Again if it’s synced , shows up in your settings as a device and it played a thump after syncing then it’s working. A subwoofer only plays low frequency notes. Be sure the sub cone itself is pointing at the floor when in use. You can also turn it on it’s side and and play some music. You will see the cone itself vibrating. BUT only during low tones. Go on YouTube. Find bass test and play it. Believe me you will hear something. Be sure the sub is no more then 30’ from the tv. If you think it’s not working and the cone is not vibrating then return it. But I find that very hard to believe. Exactly what are you watching when you say the sub isn’t working? The Roku Wireless subwoofer is 250W. It will shake your foundation. No voices come through a sub. A subwoofer is designed to give you that low rumble. Like when the Tyrannosaurus rex walks in Jurassic Park. Without a subwoofer you just hear the foot steps. With a subwoofer you feel the footsteps.
