2000 I30 subwoofer

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Steve B. - 26 Mar 2007 06:44 GMT

In 2000 I30, is that the subwoofer behind the rear seats next to the
rear sunshade? If so, should it vibrate or give out any sound when the
audio is on? Mine doesn't seems to do any of those things although all
the other 6 speakers seems to work fine.

P.S. I am not sure how the subwoofers work so excuse me for a dumb
question.

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Telstar Electronics - 26 Mar 2007 18:19 GMT

> In 2000 I30, is that the subwoofer behind the rear seats next to the
> rear sunshade? If so, should it vibrate or give out any sound when the
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> P.S. I am not sure how the subwoofers work so excuse me for a dumb
> question.

Make sure your bass level is set at least mid-range...
You should certainly be able to feel both air coming out the front...
and be able to feel the enclusure thumping on the sub-woofer at medium
volume.

www.telstar-electronics.com

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Willy - 28 Mar 2007 00:59 GMT

>> In 2000 I30, is that the subwoofer behind the rear seats next to the
>> rear sunshade? If so, should it vibrate or give out any sound when the
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> www.telstar-electronics.com

Pick your favorite music - something with a strong bass line. Turn your
bass to max, crank it as loud as you can comfortably handle, get in the back
seat and see if you can feel air moving from the speakers or hear "the
rumble'" of deep bass. You could lay a sheet of notebook paper on the area
where the subs vent to see if the paper vibrates (which it should).

hope that helps.

Willy

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Steve B. - 29 Mar 2007 04:42 GMT

> >> In 2000 I30, is that the subwoofer behind the rear seats next to the
> >> rear sunshade? If so, should it vibrate or give out any sound when the
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So are you guys saying that it is the subwoofer behind the rear seats?

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