Bass problem I recently moved house taking great care not to harm my precious Boomblaster. when i tried to play it at the other end there was/is this constant thud thud thud bass sound going on in the background. it doesn't start straight away and the player may work fine for 5 or 6 minutes befor the thudding bass starts up again. it's almost as if the bass amp is shorting out. it gets louder when the bass is turned up, but even when the bass volume is turned down to minimum you can here it in the background over the track playing.

You can use it, just keep the volume low. The amp doesn't care what yu play through it, but the speaker isn't designed for loud bottom end.

you need to take your drain hose off at the exit end it sounds like this end under has a bung in it so remove it ???

Hello amy

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Well amy, by unplugging the cords will not do any harm. But did you check if the cables are damaged when you pulled out? because the audio coming out of laptop will be digital and any one wire disconnected will give you echo in the background. Did you observe? anyways i suggest you to please try replacing the audio cables first. Then rest can be tested later i dont think its a major issue.

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You can't control the steering of the driver side tire, do you mean it won't turn when you steer in either direction? If that's the case, your tie rod end may have separated. If you jack up the car, support it with safety stands to prevent it from falling on you, have someone grab the front wheel and try to move it back and forth, as if you were trying to steer the car left and right, also grab the top and bottom of the wheel and try to move it in and out. While someone does this, watch under the car for 'play' or movement in the front end components (tie rod ends, lower ball joint, etc. You shouldn't see anything moving that looks loose. Also try putting a 2x4 board under the tire, use a rock or brick as a fulcrum, and pry up and down on the wheel to check again for a bad ball joint.

To get a better bass output from the sub. The best place is in the corner next to a wall. Doing that is called corner loading. Like you put a firecracker on your hand you might just get burned,buy if you close your hand...you will have to goto ER. And it is not a boomy sub. Small 5 1/4" woofers.You wand good bass? Take it back and buy klipche. Great sound and bass for a decent price.Or go all out and buy the Bob's Sunfire sub. and tick off all your neighbors. that little thing really pounds. I own two. When I played twister, My celing in my new home cracked. I got picts. If you want something simple like the 321,try Kef instant home therei <<spelling. Has a 10" sub.Bought for my father. Sounds great. Just 2speakers DVD/CD/Radio unit and sub.Simple one wire hook-up. and speakers.
Hope you are able to use this info.
Todd

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Have you moved any of the wires recently? What you are describing is how it would sound if the speakers were connected out of phase.
Dan

Could be damaged cable between the media centre and bass module (check along cable length for damage, kinks or at DIN plug ends for bent/damaged pins), faulty media centre (unlikely) or fault in the bass module....

If you mean the push button got push down into the case then youll have to probably replace the case as these buttons are most of the time attached right to the outer housing and are not available by them selfs. if you wanna take a chance then open the unit and take out the pcb chassis and see if you can push back the s,mmall button but its something I would not recommend as there are lots of problems you can cause if you dont know the right procedture on disassembly.