Why is my subwoofer making a thumping sound?

This can indicate there is a failed diode / circuit in the receiver. You can have the receiver serviced but before going through that inconvenience try a couple things to minimize the problem. Adjust the gain control on the subwoofer in conjunction with the bass level control in the receiver.

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Then, are Mackie Subs good?

Super clear, crisp highs, good bass response. It’s not “hit you in the chest” bass but that will come later when I add the Mackie sub to the system. It does sound amazing though and if you are using the speaker in a house, or garage, you’ll have enough bass without the sub.

Regarding this, can you use a powered subwoofer with a powered mixer? 1) EMX powered mixers have on their front panels a “MAIN” line output, generally both left and right. Connect the main out either left or right to the input of the self powered sub. Hint: if one main out is labeled mono, use that one.

Beside above, how do I connect my Mackie subwoofer?

How do I connect my subwoofer to Mackie mixer?

How do I connect my subwoofer to my Mackie speakers?

How do I know if my sub is blown?

How do I stop my subwoofer thump?

Is the Mackie Thump Bluetooth?

Thump Boosted speakers take versatility even further with a built-in 3-channel mixer that features two digitally controlled Vita+ preamps, plus a third Bluetooth channel for music streaming.

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