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Individuals and families use Sony wireless subwoofers in Europe to generate unique deep, booming bass sounds from music, videos, and many more. You get an even better sound system when the subwoofer is connected to a soundbar. This combination ensures you make the most of your home theater, emitting the best ultra-fine, low-frequency sounds.
However, making this combination could sometimes prove to be a difficult task and may require you to think of hiring a professional to help you connect it. But they would ask for a huge sum of money and, eventually, complete the connection in a matter of minutes.
This article will explain how to connect your Sony soundbar to a wireless subwoofer all by yourself – saving you the time and money of hiring a connector.
Firstly, Ensure The Soundbar Is Ready For Connection
Many times, people tend to forget simple basics when trying to get their sound system to function. Imagine a scenario where you have been trying to connect these devices for hours, and eventually, you find out that the subwoofer hasn’t been switched on; I’m certain you would be frustrated and equally annoyed at this mistake.
Ensure That
- The subwoofer is switched on.
- It is in a well-ventilated room, and nothing is blocking the ventilation holes.
- You have a visual display device – a perfectly working TV is most preferred.
- The soundbar is properly wired to the TV. This is because a visual display provided by a TV would be vital during the whole connection process.
- The speakers are in connectible proximity. Place them close to each other when connecting.
- You have the compatible remote control for the soundbar model you wish to connect.
- Never place the soundbar/subwoofer in a metal cabinet.
With all these requirements met, you are now ready to move on to the main connection steps;
The Simple Connection Steps
It is important to note that the connection process of older models of Sony soundbar and subwoofer may differ. Yet, a vast majority of newer models of Sony speakers can be easily connected by following these simple steps:
- Double-check to ensure all items mentioned in the previous heading are ready and turned on.
- To begin, take the remote control supplied with the compatible soundbar model.
- Press the [Home] button on the remote control
- The home menu, containing sets of navigation options, would appear on the TV.
- Select [Setup] and then [Advanced Settings] on the home menu interface.
- The select [Speaker Settings] – [Wireless Speaker Settings] – [Start Manual Linking].
- The [Start Manual Linking] screen will then appear on your TV, indicating that the soundbar is ready for connection.
- You will find the [Link]/ [Secure Link] button on the subwoofer. Gently press this button, and the link button’s power indicator flashes green twice repeatedly.
- Choose [Start], and the manual connection will begin. When the subwoofer displays [Connected], select [Finish] and then [Enter].
With all these steps completed successfully, your devices are successfully connected. However, if the subwoofer displays [Failed], simply double-check the basic requirements and make sure they are in place. Then restart the whole process.
Conclusion
Sounds hit in a different way when generated using the best home theater speakers like a Sony soundbar and subwoofer. Connecting these speakers would most likely be difficult for those without forehand knowledge of how it is done. This article has explained the easy steps you can take to connect your Sony speakers by yourself.
If followed with good sense, the whole process would only take a few minutes to complete. Experience immense audio entertainment with a powerful, deep, ultra-fine, booming bass system!
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