Also set your speakers to "SMALL" this will also direct the highs and mids
to the front speakers...


"Kev" wrote in message
...
I would suggest you double check see if your Receiver's setup is right.
Most
receiver allow you to setup your Subwoofer: Yes, No, when subwoofer is set
"No", all lower frequency will be redirected to the two main speaker. In
this situation, if you simply connect a subwoofer to your receiver, you
won't hear any thing.

Take care!



"Norris Watkins" wrote in message
om...
I have had this home theatre setup with 4 Polkaudio RT2000P s ( I got
a good deal on them )

Till recently I did not have a good receiver and I was not seriously
into listening. Last week I got a Denon 3805 receiver.

One thing I noticed is that the powered subwoofer is barely audible,
no matter if I use the subwoofer out of the dolby digital OR the front
speaker preamp out. I tried this with all my 4 speakers, and I dont
think all of them have gone bad. Not only that though these speakers
were purchased some years back, I have barely used them.

I read some reviews that said these speakers have really powerful
powered subwoofers.

Could you pl share your experience if you happen to have one of these
( or any similar polk speakers like 2000i )

Thanks for reading
--nw