Question about Denon AVR-1513

My denon avr-1513 home theater system sub doesntread low frequency bass. will my receiver pickup 12 inch comp kicker to make bass better?

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: Can Denon AVR-1403 take 250 volts AC power?

no it will be damged need hi end monster power strip hd700 or better off ebay that will go 1st and alarm will sound on it

Posted on Jan 10, 2008

Anonymous

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SOURCE: No bass from speakers

go in to your settings an adjust the bass volume

Posted on Feb 17, 2009

Anonymous

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SOURCE: I am getting static out of all speakers in my

Static could mean a few things.

Magnets on or near (tube TV's) the system could disrupt the signal.

Try plugging the speakers in one at a time with music going to the AUX in. Run through all your settings to make sure that nothing is abnormal.

If it's plugged into a powerstrip, try plugging it into your wall outlet.

201-762-6500 is their main number.

Posted on Nov 17, 2009

Dennis McCollum

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SOURCE: i have a denon avr 2802. the remote powers the

Try doing a factory reset by turning off main power switch.hold down speaker a and b buttons while turning on main power switch ,display will flash 3 time s then release buttons,this then returns unit to factory default settings.

Posted on Apr 14, 2010

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