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10
Troubleshooting
If the sound is distorted: Try lowering the volume control of your sound source. Also, try to reduce
the overall volume of Retro Rocker using the Volume knob.
If there is too much bass: Try adjusting the tone or EQ control on your sound source to lower the
bass level. This will allow you to play the music louder before clipping (distortion) occurs.
If there is poor AM reception: When you have a Bluetooth device that is connected, disconnect
your Bluetooth device in order to listen to AM radio. To adjust AM reception, move the entire unit.
If you cannot connect your audio device to Retro Rocker via Bluetooth:
• Have your audio device (e.g., smartphone or tablet) and Retro Rocker as close together as
possible while trying to connect. Make sure both the audio device and Retro Rocker are
unobstructed by walls, furniture, etc.
• Reset the Bluetooth connection on Retro Rocker to disconnect Retro Rocker from any other
audio device and restart the search process. If this does not work right away, power off Retro
Rocker and then power it back on. See Pairing a Bluetooth Device for more information.
• Reset the Bluetooth connection on your audio device by turning Bluetooth off and back on. You
can find this under the Bluetooth menu in the Settings for your phone or other audio device.
If this does not work, and you have connected to Retro Rocker before, find Retro Rocker in the
list of available or previously connected devices in your audio device's Bluetooth menu, tap the
"gear" or “i” icon located next to it and then select Unpair or Forget. Turn Retro Rocker off and
back on and try pairing again once it reappears in your available devices list.
Note: If Retro Rocker has been paired to another audio device recently that is still within range,
you may need to repeat this process with that audio device to fully disconnect.
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