Vibrating TV/Sound Bar

Le_Kirk

I'll see if she can try it.  Also now isolated the Now/Firestick as same with both - even though never really suspected it would be an/the issue.

RumRat

Have you tried turning off Dolby digital either in the Firestick or soundbar  (I don't have either so can't tell you how).. Seems that the extra bass that you get from it may be the problem....Worth a try if all else fails.

getmore4less

Le_Kirk said:

getmore4less said:

Le_Kirk said:

Deleted_User said:

I previously asked:

Deleted_User said:
You said you put the sound bar on the floor but where is the subwoofer as that is what will be making the vibrations?

Where is the subwoofer located ?

I am passing on info as I get it from daughter.  I will get her to sketch a plan similar to yours to locate the sub-woofer.    I was told she had turned off the sub-woofer but maybe she just unplugged it (or gave me the same info as you about not being able to turn it off and I've forgotten)!  This is a recent development so wherever the components were located has worked for over a year without the vibration.

What else in the room has moved?

Nothing else in the room has moved.  No need for a sketch as the sub-woofer is not installed in accordance with the manual, it is under the TV/sound bar on a shelf BUT it has always been there since she moved in 18 months ago.  I appreciate (as does daughter) continued assistance.

If not done already move the sub on the shelf,  it could have moved on its own in 18 months

Does it have feet(mine has spikes) or has anything been put between it and the shelf.

Le_Kirk

She is going to try moving the sub onto the floor (in line with the manual suggestion) however, since it has worked perfectly well here for 18 months and prior to that for 4 years in her previous house, don't hold out much hope for a solution - not withstanding @[Deleted User]'s suggestion.

RumRat

Le_Kirk said:

She is going to try moving the sub onto the floor (in line with the manual suggestion) however, since it has worked perfectly well here for 18 months and prior to that for 4 years in her previous house, don't hold out much hope for a solution - not withstanding @[Deleted User]'s suggestion.

Which is why I suggested checking the Dolby digital, it may not be something that was available before.