John Barron
New Member
Good evening,
Last week i ordered from a private seller on eBay a Yamaha YST-NC1 small component system to replace a similar sized JVC component system belonging to my wife
The seller advertised it as the speakers sounding good and everything tested and working; tuner, cd player, left tape deck, the only issue being the right tape deck not working.
Sounds good and my wife needs this for the summer when she's out by the pool I bought and it.
I couldn't stand the JVC because when i carried it i had to carry the whole thing because the speakers couldn't be disconnected.
The YST-NC1 arrived on Wednesday, May 5th.
I set it up on Thursday. All wires are and have been double checked and are connected together correctly but I am not getting any bass out of the Yamaha Active Servo Processing speakers which have an 'air woofer' on them.
The only thing coming from the speakers is the high end frequencies. They sound like speakers that only has treble coming from them. The low end of the spectrum is not there at all.
Any ideas as to what's happening here. I can return the unit for a full refund but I really want for my wife. I told the seller i would like to see if I can get it working.
The headphones sound fine when plugged into the jack, however the headphones don't require the same amount of power as two air woofers and apple earbuds aren't operating on the same technology as the YST-SNC1 speakers.
The equalizer is looking and operating normal across the entire spectrum. From 63hz-16.5kHz it looks as if I am receiving the accurate feedback.
I can't find much if any information on this particular unit. I was hoping i'd be able to get it working. Starting to think there's something fried inside and that fixing it would be more than it's worth.
Can I test the outbound signal in the speaker wires with a multimeter assuming i know what's supposed to be coming out and compare to what actually is.
There's also a reset button. It was hard to press in but I did try as best i could without forcing it. I believe that has to do with station frequencies resetting for different geographical areas not a power or transformer reset.
Thanks for any info.
Last week i ordered from a private seller on eBay a Yamaha YST-NC1 small component system to replace a similar sized JVC component system belonging to my wife
The seller advertised it as the speakers sounding good and everything tested and working; tuner, cd player, left tape deck, the only issue being the right tape deck not working.
Sounds good and my wife needs this for the summer when she's out by the pool I bought and it.
I couldn't stand the JVC because when i carried it i had to carry the whole thing because the speakers couldn't be disconnected.
The YST-NC1 arrived on Wednesday, May 5th.
I set it up on Thursday. All wires are and have been double checked and are connected together correctly but I am not getting any bass out of the Yamaha Active Servo Processing speakers which have an 'air woofer' on them.
The only thing coming from the speakers is the high end frequencies. They sound like speakers that only has treble coming from them. The low end of the spectrum is not there at all.
Any ideas as to what's happening here. I can return the unit for a full refund but I really want for my wife. I told the seller i would like to see if I can get it working.
The headphones sound fine when plugged into the jack, however the headphones don't require the same amount of power as two air woofers and apple earbuds aren't operating on the same technology as the YST-SNC1 speakers.
The equalizer is looking and operating normal across the entire spectrum. From 63hz-16.5kHz it looks as if I am receiving the accurate feedback.
I can't find much if any information on this particular unit. I was hoping i'd be able to get it working. Starting to think there's something fried inside and that fixing it would be more than it's worth.
Can I test the outbound signal in the speaker wires with a multimeter assuming i know what's supposed to be coming out and compare to what actually is.
There's also a reset button. It was hard to press in but I did try as best i could without forcing it. I believe that has to do with station frequencies resetting for different geographical areas not a power or transformer reset.
Thanks for any info.