User Manual Q&AAnswer
Jan 17, 2024 - 02:24 AM
If you are experiencing distorted or low sound when connecting your TV to the Majority Bowfell soundbar via Bluetooth, there are a few possible reasons and solutions to consider:
1. Check the TV's Bluetooth output settings: Make sure that your TV is set to output sound via Bluetooth. Consult your TV's user manual or settings menu to ensure that the Bluetooth audio output is enabled.
2. Check the Bluetooth version compatibility: Ensure that your TV's Bluetooth version is compatible with the Majority Bowfell soundbar. The soundbar supports Bluetooth version 3.0 or above. If your TV has an older Bluetooth version, consider using a cable and USB connection instead.
3. Check for wireless network interference: If your TV is connected to a wireless network, it may cause interference with the Bluetooth connection. Try disconnecting your TV from the wireless network and see if the sound quality improves.
4. Check the distance and obstacles: Bluetooth signals have a limited range. Make sure that the TV and soundbar are within close proximity to each other, ideally within 10 meters. Additionally, ensure that there are no obstacles, such as walls or furniture, blocking the Bluetooth signal.
5. Restart the devices: Sometimes, a simple restart can resolve connectivity issues. Try turning off both the TV and the soundbar, then turn them back on and attempt to reconnect via Bluetooth.
If you have tried these troubleshooting steps and are still experiencing issues with distorted or low sound when connecting your TV to the Majority Bowfell soundbar via Bluetooth, it is recommended to contact the Majority support team for further assistance. You can reach them through the Majority website at www.majority.co.uk/support.
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