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Q Media - Q. How do I use a universal remote control with a Q Media soundbar/soundbase?
Answer: We envisaged the remote control packaged with our soundbars/soundbase would be used infrequently in favour of the TV's own remote where possible. There are also other options available such as universal remote controls, these are remotes that ...Q Media - Q. How do I get my soundbar/soundbase to work with Virgin Media V6 remote handset?
Answer: The simplest way to programme your Virginmedia V6 remote to work with your Q media device is by searching for the correct code. Make sure your soundbar/soundbase and your Virgin Media box are switched on and connected using and appropriate ...Q. Which cables should I use with my Q Acoustics loudspeakers?
Answer: QED is our sister company and we always recommend it as many of the products have been developed together with Q Acoustics. In order of priority, we would always recommend using the best single wire speaker connection you can afford. We ...Q Media - Q. Can I use my Sky Q handset with a Q media soundbar/soundbase?
Answer: Yes - with the standard Sky Q remote, the work-around is to select Philips as the manufacturer. You are then given 33 possible options and you just have to work through them until the remote controls the volume on the soundbar (it normally ...Q. Do I need to 'Break-In' or 'Run-In' my new loudspeakers?
You don't really need to run in any loudspeakers, but we expect loudspeakers to sound a little better after approximately 72 hours of use. Normally 72 hours of use, not necessarily continuous, but should be at quite a high (realistic listening) ...