01-Jan-2022, 20:26
There is a subsonic filter. You can configure it to be permanently on in the Configurator but in order to check whether or not it will help, it is possible to turn it on and off manually with your remote.
Press the tone control button on the remote (bottom right button) several times to cycle through the balance/bass/treble/SAM options and you will come to a list of options in the window on the top of your amp. As you keep pressing the tone control button you will move down that list. One of the options is "Subsonic". Turning the remote dial to the right turns it on, turning the dial to the left turns it off. Turn it on and exit the tone controls (long press on the tone control button). See if the problem goes away. If it doesn't, and if you don't like the sound with the subsonic filter on, you can always turn it off again by going through the procedure above again.
If you want to have the subsonic filter always turned on then you're going to have to turn it on in the configurator by making a new configuration file. There's a group of general settings you can select in the configurator and the subsonic filter is one of the options in it. The default setting for the filter is off and if you have it set to off then turning it on via the amp's menu settings only turns the filter on until you turn the amp off. When you next turn the amp on and the configuration file loads again the setting in the configuration file which by default is off will again be applied. If you want the filter always on, you need to change the setting in the configuration file by making a new configuration.
Press the tone control button on the remote (bottom right button) several times to cycle through the balance/bass/treble/SAM options and you will come to a list of options in the window on the top of your amp. As you keep pressing the tone control button you will move down that list. One of the options is "Subsonic". Turning the remote dial to the right turns it on, turning the dial to the left turns it off. Turn it on and exit the tone controls (long press on the tone control button). See if the problem goes away. If it doesn't, and if you don't like the sound with the subsonic filter on, you can always turn it off again by going through the procedure above again.
If you want to have the subsonic filter always turned on then you're going to have to turn it on in the configurator by making a new configuration file. There's a group of general settings you can select in the configurator and the subsonic filter is one of the options in it. The default setting for the filter is off and if you have it set to off then turning it on via the amp's menu settings only turns the filter on until you turn the amp off. When you next turn the amp on and the configuration file loads again the setting in the configuration file which by default is off will again be applied. If you want the filter always on, you need to change the setting in the configuration file by making a new configuration.
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