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My old A/V receiver had no volume control for a powered subwoofer. My new receiver (Yammie 2400) does (I'm assuming; not delivered until tomorrow). It was such a pain, before, to walk over to the sub and turn up the gain dial when I wanted subwoofer output. As I live in a townhouse and the low frequency output of a sub cuts through even acoustically insulated party walls like paper, I've got to be careful in the use of that component.
Question is, do I now leave the sub gain dial turned all the way up and count on the receiver's subwoofer volume feature to control it, even down to zero? Half way up on the gain dial? What do you guys do?
Question is, do I now leave the sub gain dial turned all the way up and count on the receiver's subwoofer volume feature to control it, even down to zero? Half way up on the gain dial? What do you guys do?