Hooking Up To New Tv

1. Check your LG TV's manual or specifications: Look for any dedicated subwoofer output or wireless subwoofer compatibility mentioned in the TV's manual or specifications. This will determine the available options for connecting your subwoofer.
2. Wired connection (if available): If your LG TV has a dedicated subwoofer output, it may be labeled as "Subwoofer Out" or "LFE Out" (Low-Frequency Effects). In this case, you can use a subwoofer cable (usually an RCA cable with a single RCA connector on each end) to connect the subwoofer output on the TV to the input on your SA WAC100 subwoofer. Make sure the TV and subwoofer are powered off before making the connections.
3. Wireless connection (if available): If your LG TV supports a wireless subwoofer connection, you'll need to follow the specific instructions provided in your TV's manual. Typically, this involves pairing the subwoofer with the TV using a wireless connection method such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Refer to your TV's manual for the exact steps on how to set up the wireless subwoofer connection.
4. Adjust TV settings: Once the physical connection is established, you may need to adjust the audio settings on your LG TV to ensure the subwoofer is working correctly. Look for audio settings related to subwoofers, bass, or low-frequency effects. You might need to enable or adjust these settings to ensure the TV is sending audio signals to the subwoofer.

If you're having trouble finding the appropriate connections or settings, I would recommend consulting the user manual or contacting LG's customer support for further assistance.