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Why does the sound from the main speakers disappear when the subwoofer is connected?

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Why does the sound from the main speakers disappear when the subwoofer is connected?

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Some models of powered subwoofers mute their inputs when not in use by shorting the input jack. If it is connected to a second output of the 2-channel preamp while it is off, the sound that is supposed to go to the 2-channel power amp is also shorted. If this is the case, the subwoofer should either be left on, or disconnected from the preamp when playing 2-channel material such as phono or cd. 19. How is cartridge loading set in the Phono 1, SFP-1, SFP-1 Signature, or Anthem Pre-1 and Pre-1P? The cartridge manufacturer specifies a resistive and a capacitive load impedance. If the recommended resistive load is approximately 47000 ohms, then the Rload socket can be left empty. If the recommended load is less than 47000 ohms, a load-matching resistor can be soldered into the Rload socket. A 1/4 watt metal film resistor with 1% tolerance should be used. The following formula is used to calculate Rload: Rload = Zin * Zrec / (Zin – Zrec) where: Zin = phono preamp input impedance Zrec = reco

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