How do I get the how-to manual for a Mannheim Akustik VT-Soundbar & Wireless Subwoofer, 1750 watts?

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Had the same problem with KLH E-10D Preamped Subwoofer. Afte brief research, I found the problem was with my Pioneer VSX-D509S reciever settings, not the subwoofer. If you have the same reciever, you can go to the pioneer website to download specific model owner's manuals.

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Support/HomeEntertainment/ch.AV-Receivers.Archived?vgnextfmt=Archived

Select your Pioneer reciever model and it will give you an option to download the pdf manual. Hope this helps.

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I have a very similar problem with the same exact Panasonic sub. I went to Best Buy and Radio Shack looking for an adapter, and they basically told me that one does not exisit. Apparently, Panasonic designed the home theater system specifcally so that it could not work if any part of the entire system was ever seperated.

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Purchased a x810 & everything tests out fine except TV signal sounds from cable box. We have the Comcast cable box connected to the 50" Samsung Plasma TV hooked up to Samsung x810 Soundbar all using HDMI cables. But we are not getting cable shows sound through Soundbar. Please advise

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The subwoofer deals with low frequencies, which are not very directional (ie, it's harder to tell where the sound is coming from).  So where you put it isn't critical to the sound, provided that it's not behind curtains or something that will soak up sound.  The bigger speaker you have in your subwoofer; the less important the position is.
Putting it in a corner is something you're going to have to try, but you may even end up with better bass if you do, as a corner can act as a soundbox and emphasise bassy sounds.  Conversely, your subwoofer may not like being in a corner and interference effects from the sound reflections could degrade the sound.  Like I say, try it and see what it sounds like.  It depends upon your subwoofer, what else is in the corner, precise positioning, and how reflective to sound the corner is.  If it sounds terrible, move it a few inches and try again.

You can put it in front of you next to the TV, no problem.  The only downside it it's a big ugly box.  My wife always makes me hide my subwoofers behind something.

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