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My sub is not a powered one, all it has is the two regular speaker wires. And yes, I did that...I connected the sub to a "standard" speaker and it works fine. Yeah....I think I'll get something powered simply to test it. It doesn't make sense that a receiver like this will come brand new...

So why are there two sub connectors...one of them specified as "powered sub"...?! And yes, I do believe she was wrong...it doesn't make sense that the TEST will show the sub if it does not suppose to 'test' it...

Well, it has two subwoofer outputs (I am trying to add a pic of the back panel, but it doesn't work...sorry) - one is on the top, another one a bit lower than that, and this one (the lower one) is mentioned as the "powered subwoofer) connector...the remark is to the right of this connector and...

No...I said I CANNOT hear anything coming from the sub, not even when I run the TEST, even though the (receiver) display does show the Subwoofer during the TEST. Panasonic told me yesterday that although it shows the Sub in the test sequence, the sub does NOT suppose to make any sound during the...

Can someone tell me what is the difference (quality wise) between the two? Isn't Optical suppose to be the higher-end of the two?

Thanks for your reply!! Well, I set it up to either all speakers are Small, or all but the Front ones. Subwoofer is also set to "Yes" and the level is up (15, sometimes MAX). I also have both my DVR and DVD hooked up with an optical cable. Last night I was eventually able to see some "new...

Greetings all, I just got a new XR50 and no matter what I do, I can't get to hear anything from the subwoofer. It's a panasonic sub (part of a whole older Panasonic system that came with 5 DVD changer and a receiver built in, along with 6 speakers). No matter which sub connector I am using...