Subs Stay On Now?

[JENKS]

Originally Posted by Rovic

I use to have the same problem, and we have the same receiver, unfortunately for you i don't have an answer as to how it went away, it did all by itself. I would have to turn off/on my sub manually to avoid the sound coming out of my sub when my entire system would be off. Like Big Daddy mentioned, check the cables so that there is no cross inteferience. And I did have the sheilded sub cable when this was going on...

That's no good. My subs are built into my deftech towers. There is no switch to turn them off just a power cord for the built in amp and a gain.

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by JENKS

That's no good. My subs are built into my deftech towers. There is no switch to turn them off just a power cord for the built in amp and a gain.

That is a surprise. I have the older BP2000 from 1996. They have 15" built-in subwoofers with 300 watt amplifiers and have a switch to turn them off. You don't need to unplug them.

[JENKS]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

That is a surprise. I have the older BP2000 from 1996. They have 15" built-in subwoofers with 300 watt amplifiers and have a switch to turn them off. You don't need to unplug them.

Ya that would be too easy!

[Beerserker]

If you have room on your main power strip, plug everything into it. if you have to, daisy chain the subwoofer power center into the HT power center. This is just as a test, I wouldn't run it that way. I get Ground hum in any configuration except when everything is plugged into the same power center. This might at least tell you if it is a ground hum or not.

[SammyG]

Just for piece of mind unplug the cable from your DVR that goes to your wall. I had a similar issue that was caused by the cable outlet not being grounded.

[JENKS]

I will try both of your suggestions tonight. Thanks for the help guys.