If you own a Clarion DXZ945MP click this please

[TTU 10+ year member]

Ok, I got a new cd player (I had a Clarion DXZ635MP and got a Clarion DXZ945MP) All I did was take the old cd player out and put the new cd player in (didn't change the wiring or anything) The subwoofer level control isn't working on the new cd player for some reason.... (It stays the same whether it's on -5 or +5)

Someone said that I might have turned some control off or something and I'm trying to figure out how to turn it on.

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[MrNiceGuy 10+ year member]

use to have one...did the same thing...it was weird but i soon got rid of it

 

[TTU 10+ year member]

This is making me mad. I reset the HU and that didn't do anything

 

[ravendarat 10+ year member]

Sounds like the sub rca's are plugged into the wrong preouts on the deck

 

[TTU 10+ year member]

I just figured it out. When I go to sub control it doesn't work when I change the volume by using the touch screen but the volume control knob overrides it I guess. So I just have to use the volume control knob instead of the touch screen part on sub control.

 

[crow 10+ year member]

According to the manual on Clarion's site, the subwoofer controls will not adjust if the subwoofer setting is turned off. The manual says to push the A button and scroll to the subwoofer under the sound menu. Then use the knob to select on or off. You may have tried this already but if not it's worth a shot.

I have a different model Clarion and the controls are less than user friendly.

 

[TTU 10+ year member]

Wow I'm stupid. When I was turning the volume knob on sub control all it was doing was turning the volume up or down, so not only was the sub getting louder or quieter, the music was as well. (All I was doing was turning the volume up or down)

I'm going to check my RCAs tomorrow but I don't think it's them because if I had the wrong RCAs wouldn't the sub just not play at all? Right now everything is playing fine (all four speakers and the subs)

 

[bamaboy 5,000+ posts]

Wow I'm stupid. When I was turning the volume knob on sub control all it was doing was turning the volume up or down, so not only was the sub getting louder or quieter, the music was as well. (All I was doing was turning the volume up or down)
I'm going to check my RCAs tomorrow but I don't think it's them because if I had the wrong RCAs wouldn't the sub just not play at all? Right now everything is playing fine (all four speakers and the subs)

it would still play unless you had the crossover going to block the other frequencies from going through the RCA's

i use my front RCA's to test out other peoples sub amps and such

 

[TTU 10+ year member]

It was the RCAs. Thanks for the help