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I am reviewing the Svs-PB-1000 as I was one of the contest winners to audition. Going off of Svs website, it is a 10" front firing, ported subwoofer with a 3.5 inch port also on the front. Frequency range is 19-270 hz, dimensions 18.4"h x 15"w x 17.4"d, weight 46 lbs, 5 year warranty. Power...

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What puzzles me is why both subwoofers hum regardless of being plugged in. The Infinity I honestly used 1 time before all this happened. This makes me beleive that is something in the electrical system, unless a bad ground, rca can extend to wireless affect near objects.

Ok, well the speaker level inputs, or high level inputs work. I don't know why I didn't try that a long time ago, but that was great advice, it was cool to hear real bass again. I'm off to bed now.

This is on the back of the subwoofer, it will hum if it's not plugged in on the other end, and it will humm if its plugged into sub pre outs.

I will try that, I uses to run it like that a long time ago.

I am using a y adaptor and have tried just a single cable on the l, r channel, I even had the cable tested since I live close to blue jeans cables, they let me do it there. I'm not sure how I can can test the sub pre out.

I have unplugged every single appliance in my apartment, but when plugging the subwoofer in as soon as I plug in the rca it makes the loud humming sound. This doesn't change no matter what I do.

I unhooked the antenna from my tivo and put the coax cables and antenna in a different room unplugged, did not change.

I've tried that, still no change.

To be honest, in my haste to solve the problem, I think I had the sub on when I plugged it In because it made a loud thump, that being the infinity.

With nothing plugged in there is no humming, as soon as you put and rca into line in, humming begins, and not a slight humming, a lou d humming.

I'm using some older monster cables, I tried a rocketfish and an acoustic research cable, so I'm not positive. My sub sits on a riser so I kind of knocked it off, and caught it at the same time, my hand bumping into the rca line inputs.

Hello everyone. I've recently run into a problem I can't solve. First I'll tell you the equipment, receiver Onkyo 605, sub-Velodyne VA-1012-B, Infinity HTS-20-sub. Speakers are Paradigm Monitor 7, CC290. While trying to get my antenna signal optimized I bumped into the rca line inputs of...

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Greetings everyone! I am a proud owner of a Velodyne VA-1012-B, a 10" forward, with passive 12" subwoofer I got in 1993, unfortunately, there is no sound that comes from the device and it's time to upgrade. I was wondering what are some good ideas for upgrading, trying to staying at $400...