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Sound issues ok here goes.... the sound and volume works fine when I play a cd or dvd, however when I switch to my cable I have to turn the volume all the way up on my comcast remote to match the sound. before this problem, I turned the volume all the way down or off on my t.v. (it's a new LG) and ONLY used the bose 321 for sound. I have tried turning the speaker off of my T.V., but this does not work. When I mute my bose 321, I get no sound at all indicating sound is coming out of my speakers and not the T.V. What I want is to only hear and use sound from my 321 and not have to use the comcast remote at all. this is how it was for a year, and now for some reason it is different. i hope this is not too confusing... thanks for any advice.

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Does your Cable box have a setting for fixed audio? If so set it to fix and if not set your cable box to full volume.

Your Bose inevitably will not play input devices at the same volume as your CD/DVD. However, Bose thought of this and your settings for the Bose you can increase the volume for inputs up to a setting of 6db. Typically do this for all your inputs i.e CABLE/SAT, TV, AUX. This should resolve your problem

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Make sure your audio out jacks are pluged into auidio in on bose and make sure it is pluged in under tv audio on the back of bose

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