Thank you for not starting the video with a long introduction about what your doing. You are like the only one who has ever done that. Just get straight to the point. Awesome!
I actually bought a $500 subwoofer, but because I watched your video, I did not know there was a fuse that was easy to access.. so I checked it and it was out, bought a new one and my goodness it worked. Thanks, I will still keep it and put it in my son's room.
I had a situation and I am offering this additional information: I could not get sound out of my sub and I tried every hookup. Until I realized my receiver has volume adjustments to each individual speaker, L,R,CENTER,SR,SL,SUB. Remember to check the the SUB volume is not off or all the way down in the settings of the receivers menu/mode options. Good luck.
if you set the subwoofers on diferent phase positions they will cancel each other out, the phase switch gets usefull when you want to place the sub behind the listening position(to match the front speakers phase or if you have one in the front and one in the back(in this case you must reverse the back one only)
Hello, the setup for high level input was not clear for me. In case I have a stereo integrated amp - how exactly do I connect the sub or 2 subs to the amp provided that I want to keep the main speakers powered from the amp? Thanks
If you connect to the speaker cables. Does that mean that there will be 2 sets of wires for left and right. So u will connect 2 wires into the stereo left hole.... 1 set goes to the sub left and 1 set goes to the left speaker. Then the same for the right? I don't have 4 speakers outputs from the stereo you see....?
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I have an old 50 watt kenwood powered sub with these connections. If i connect a 2.0 channel vintage amp to this using speaker wire does it degrade the signal going to the speaker and/or become the main amp driving the speakers instead?? Meaning I can't or shouldn't use the volume on the amp for example?
So if I only have a single coax cable out from receiver and no LFE, I thought I could just plug it into either left or right input on sub. I need to buy a splitter?
I understood that you double connect from the OLD stereo amp 1- to the usual left/right speakers and a 2-new connection on the same amp output into the "high-level input" from the Subwoofer, right? (This question is repeated NNN times in here without a clear question and an answer), cables should be same size i guess. Since your subwoofer does not have "high level out" i guess it is the only way, Right?
I've added a turntable into the mix via phono box into analogue inputs. Sub doesn't get the low level signal, any solution? All digital sources are fine. Only has one pair of inputs and speaker terminals on Wharfedale sub. Thanks.
Hi I have a integrated amplifier 2.1 but my subwoofer has left and right output speakers on the back my question is if I want a 3.1 can I connect the center speaker behind the subwoofer using one right channel output? Does that make sense or it will sound awful? Please explain? Thank you.
hi alright so im trying to do that also. i have a sub with the pos and neg on each side x2. i also have a separate speaker that has a pos and neg port. i have a cord with a pos, neg, green, and white all in one cord. how do i connect the speakers to it? or is this what you are saying not to do? i dont know if i have to have a pos and neg going to the speaker and then back to the sub with Another cord. ? please reply thx. if you dont understand my question its all good. thx though :)
Another silly question... Would you mind to tell me if there is any possibility to connect the subwoofer of the Logitech z906 system to a receiver (Yamaha RX-V373)?. Thanks a lot in advance!!
so if you have an amplifier with just a left and right output you can connect a subwoofer with speaker wire from the left and right straight into the subwoofer ?
Yes. Even Tape or Phono out to the raw cable connection will work. If you have clip input and RCA terminals on the subwoofer, you can use both for greater volume, like sub out on the amp to the RCA in on the subwoofer, and speaker out on the amp to clip input on the subwoofer. Any such combinations will work. Disconnect the power to all components before connecting or you might blow a fuse that is often mounted inside the subwoofer.
Dumb question here but what direction do the arrows on the Audioquest Irish Red subwoofer cable point when connecting a HSU VTF 15H subwoofer to a Pioneer Elite VSX AV??
Where do you put your high level input cables on the reciever ? In the front (Left or right ) Center output, or the surround inputs ? I can`t find a subwoofer input fitting those cablers. Only RCA, but my sub doesnt support that.
Dumb question here...In a simple two channel set up, with a conventional two channel amp and preamp....how do I hook up the satellite speakers? Do the speaker cables attach to those binding posts on the back of the subwoofer plate amp, then run to the satellites? Thanks, M.
hey there, i have a question my uncle gave me a vanderbach hrs-805 home theater. the subwoofer is the receiver, everything pugs in there. it doesn't have any bass it sounds loud but no bass why? i just pluged it with a aux calble. Also on the back it has a 5.1ch input colored holes which are like for the speakers, it has 2000 watts it suppose to have bass but it doesn't can you help me solve my problem?
Low Frequency Effect, it's a channel dedicated to home theater bass effects that use it in 5.1, 7.1 etc. the .1 is the low frequency effect channel, the advantages are that movie soundtracks use that channel individually in sound mixing for bass effect.
But even if I'm not using the LFE port I'm still getting the bass, or the "low frequency effect" even if I'm still using rca or optical. I'm just guessing better sound quality if you use a coax into that LFE input?
Low Filter Envelope. If you change the the slope of the Envelope, it will cut out upper "dubby" frequencies which can sound somewhat unpleasant to some people who say it sounds "boxy". Others like to have a flat scientific response.
@@esa2236 It the low frequency channel, so any frequencies below a set point will be sen there. That point is controlled by the receiver automatically or through the filters on the receiver or SW. Always yield to the receiver which may disable the SW crossover anyway when its plugged in. Another reason why LFE is preferred. Save the coax for your TV. The SW uses a single mono RCA and sometimes XLR.
I have a question sir,i hope you help me..i have db 502-12 amplifier 1500 watts and 550x2 speakers,and i want to install an subwoofer..how many watts of subwoofer can set up to my amplier..i hope you help me sir
When using this setup can you still hookup speakers to this channel , or do you need to sacrifice the outputs. does the sub only uses a signal from the wires ? , i have a HQ-HT DIY sub and can't use it. So i want it in my car. ( power converter etc ) . but i want to know if i split the rear channels and connect them to the rear speakers and sub will it still work . or do the rear speakers only get half the power ?
I have a bit of a problem, my reciever has a output like the first one you discribed. The problem is: my sub has a cable input, like the last one you discribed. Any advise?
The subwoofer needs a source, so you can simply run wires from another speaker which is close to the subwoofers location, or run wire from the receiver directly to the subwoofer.
I have a Onkyo receiver that only has one subwoofer output that is strictly a bare wire connection (uses a small clamp where the bare wire is inserted for negative and positive). My subwoofer only has this type of connection for the "high level" with two channels and uses an rca type connection for the other one channel. How do I go about connecting this? Should I strip one side of a rca cable in order to connect it to my receiver?
Hi, this is very informative video and thanks for sharing. I have one question though that I am trying to ask and have no got my answer clearly. I have been using the option three for connecting my sub woofer through the red and black speaker in puts and out puts and then I use just once the option for hook up cable in to red and white ports. Does it make a difference in sound if we use the connections to Sub woofer using the "red and white cable ports" OR using the "Red and black spring clipers", Thanks.
not sure if any of you could answer this but is it possible to connect a subwoofer from a shelf system to a receiver somehow? Receiver has sub out just not sure how to connect since the cable is different. Maybe it's not possible.
I have a older sub woofer that has a Phase dial on it connected to a Pioneer SC 1222 is there something i need to do or do I do the same with the crossover frequency and turn it to the min
I have a question....i recently purchased a tube preamp with 2 audio outputs. one output will be dedicated to a tube amp with a pair of 3 way speakers.The other audio output i want to use to run another tube amp to run 1 subwoofer...i do not want to use the subwoofers integrated amp because using them would defeat the purpose of the tube amp and it's sweet sound compared to ss. I have been looking for passive subwoofers but mostly all are powered. Now my question is.....can i run my tube amp to the speaker inputs of the subwoofer without using the integrated amp of the subwoofer????or would i still have to power the subwoofer using it's integrated amp???
On a 2 channel system, instead of running another speaker wire from the same speaker out, to the subwoofer, can you just run a speaker wire from the speaker to the subwoofer?
I want to connect a subwoofer to an old HK AV receiver with two Energy speakers already attached. But it'll be STRICTLY for audio (turntable) no home theater. How can I properly connect it so the bass sounds natural and not boomy? Thank you so much.
Help please 😣. I just bought a Jamo sub 200 second hand with some connection us yours the sub is working but no sound from the speakers I was wondering is I need a receiver to connect the speakers thanks
I have a two channel receiver with A and B speaker selection. Currently I have two floor tower speakers on the A channel and I just ordered two matching subs. Does anyone have recommendations on how to connect the two subs? Should I run 1 tower and 1 sub on A channel and the other pair on B channel or should I run 2 towers on A and 2 subs on B?
I thought you could hook speakers to back and hook your phone into the red and white and use it that way. Thought this kind of sub took out the need of a receiver or amp.
If I have a 4ch Amp, and have 4 speakers hooked up, can I tap onto 2 ch and run the signal. To the active sub, will this lower the ohms on. The Amp. Or put the Amp under stress?
Active subs have their own power supply so this would not drain your speakers. It will simply use the speaker signal to tell the subwoofer what to play
Have a question: If I use the "Surround Back/Zone 2/Bi-Amp" output on my receiver YAMAHA (RXV6A) to Bi-Amp the front speakers, then can I connect the Music cast to surround output!?
I need help to fix a problem with my sub, I plug the low level to my ampli subwoofer output and I still have no sound, the source it's a movie or ps3 games, with a test for 5.1 system on ps3 game, I have the sub sound on my central channel..how it's possible? my system. studio lab 5.1 mosquito and my amplifier Jvc.. thanks all for any tips!
so, when i use the HIGH LEVEL input cable, where should i take the source from my receiver? from the sub out? or should i connect the wires to the L & R speaker output from my receiver? clear this put please ..
So I have left/lfe then right/line in my klipch synergy 12 sub. So my receiver has subwoofer out and I let my receiver control the cross over. I have my amp cross over at it's highest setting so it doesn't mess with the receiver doing the work. I noticed when I have both lfe and right/line I get more bass vs just using lfe by itself. Everyone says just use lfe and turn the crossover on the sub all the way up. Why does it sound better with the 2 plugged in vs the 1 but everyone says just use the single cable? I'm a little confused
On my receiver only has one subwoofer out signal I use. I just plugged it into my lfe connection on my Klipsch R12SW subwoofer. Can I use that one rca subwoofer cable and put a y splitter on it to hook it up to the left/right input on the subwoofer?
By using both left and right line inputs you're raising the DB level up by 6 giving the illusion that it's also better, it's equivalent of raising the DB level in your receiver by 6 DB's
Yes, If you increase the ds's on your receiver to +6 while using both rca's inputs (+6) then you're basically raising the db level up 12db's on your sub (6db + 6db). Hopefully that helps clarify things a little for you.
Thank you for not starting the video with a long introduction about what your doing. You are like the only one who has ever done that. Just get straight to the point. Awesome!
+Michael McDonald I agree with this comment!
plus no crappy music
I know, I cant stand that, Some intros are so long with loud techno music.
My front speakers do have sub woofers in them. Why would I need another sub woofer
Agree! Direct to the point yes thank you.
Clear, concise and comprehensive tutorial. No rambling. Thank you sooooo much.
I actually bought a $500 subwoofer, but because I watched your video, I did not know there was a fuse that was easy to access.. so I checked it and it was out, bought a new one and my goodness it worked. Thanks, I will still keep it and put it in my son's room.
You’re the only video I found that explained the difference between LFE RCA and L R RCA, with reference to the frequency knob. Thank you!
Dude you know how hard was to find this simple but yet so helpful channel?? Thanks
Finally a great video to understand everything about subwoofer connections.
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12 years old video but none of recent video could beat your video, very helpful thanx a lot
Excellent!! I've been watching so many videos but no one like this! Finally, got all my Qs answered! TY
I had a situation and I am offering this additional information: I could not get sound out of my sub and I tried every hookup. Until I realized my receiver has volume adjustments to each individual speaker, L,R,CENTER,SR,SL,SUB. Remember to check the the SUB volume is not off or all the way down in the settings of the receivers menu/mode options. Good luck.
if you set the subwoofers on diferent phase positions they will cancel each other out, the phase switch gets usefull when you want to place the sub behind the listening position(to match the front speakers phase or if you have one in the front and one in the back(in this case you must reverse the back one only)
Thank you very much for your video. You really answered all my questions regarding the subwoofer setup. Please continue with your excellent work.
oh MAN thank you!.
You explained everything a lot better than my klipsch subwoofer's manual!
Now I know what everything does, thanks!
Short and sweet. This is the best! Thank you!
Nice. Thanks for the vid. Just picked up a Subwoofer someone was just tossing and really didnt know how to hook it up. This helped a lot.
*short, sharp breath*
Immediate explanation.
Love it.
Short sweet and straight to the point. Thank you so much.
Very well explained.
I was clueless before this video!!
THANKS FOR THE INFO.
The only video I found that is very helpful ❤❤. Thank you.
Very helpful, having purchased a used sub with no manual. Thanks!!!
Great videos, I see most of the subs nowadays use the RCA inputs/outputs
Hello, the setup for high level input was not clear for me. In case I have a stereo integrated amp - how exactly do I connect the sub or 2 subs to the amp provided that I want to keep the main speakers powered from the amp? Thanks
Thanks a bunch. I was unaware not using the frequency dial when using LFE (until now)
LFE means low frequency effect, it's a channel in movie soundtracks only, not used in music 2 channel stereo.
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Finally a video easy to understand thanks
If you connect to the speaker cables. Does that mean that there will be 2 sets of wires for left and right. So u will connect 2 wires into the stereo left hole.... 1 set goes to the sub left and 1 set goes to the left speaker. Then the same for the right? I don't have 4 speakers outputs from the stereo you see....?
I have an old 50 watt kenwood powered sub with these connections. If i connect a 2.0 channel vintage amp to this using speaker wire does it degrade the signal going to the speaker and/or become the main amp driving the speakers instead?? Meaning I can't or shouldn't use the volume on the amp for example?
So if I only have a single coax cable out from receiver and no LFE, I thought I could just plug it into either left or right input on sub. I need to buy a splitter?
how can i connect my twice sony subwoofer using the black red cable ...??
I don't quite understand.. Would it work if I would just connect the woofer with the left/right channel on my reciever, or can it damage the woofer?
Have a question.Does the bass control on my receiver affect the sub out or just the speaker outs?
It does
I understood that you double connect from the OLD stereo amp 1- to the usual left/right speakers and a 2-new connection on the same amp output into the "high-level input" from the Subwoofer, right? (This question is repeated NNN times in here without a clear question and an answer), cables should be same size i guess. Since your subwoofer does not have "high level out" i guess it is the only way, Right?
I've added a turntable into the mix via phono box into analogue inputs. Sub doesn't get the low level signal, any solution? All digital sources are fine. Only has one pair of inputs and speaker terminals on Wharfedale sub. Thanks.
I had the same problem. Check your speaker settings and select "small speakers" that worked for me.
Thanks. Well explained and concise. Just great for newbies like me.
Hi I have a integrated amplifier 2.1 but my subwoofer has left and right output speakers on the back my question is if I want a 3.1 can I connect the center speaker behind the subwoofer using one right channel output? Does that make sense or it will sound awful? Please explain? Thank you.
Thank you. Man, just got a dcm tb1212 at Christy's auction for twenty bucks!!! Dual 12 inch subs!! Thing is ridiculous!!!
hi alright so im trying to do that also. i have a sub with the pos and neg on each side x2. i also have a separate speaker that has a pos and neg port. i have a cord with a pos, neg, green, and white all in one cord. how do i connect the speakers to it? or is this what you are saying not to do? i dont know if i have to have a pos and neg going to the speaker and then back to the sub with Another cord. ? please reply thx. if you dont understand my question its all good. thx though :)
Could I use the line out with one receiver and rca wire to another
I'm getting a SA-W2500 and I wanted to know if you have to have a specific wire for each diffrent sub or is it the same?
Another silly question... Would you mind to tell me if there is any possibility to connect the subwoofer of the Logitech z906 system to a receiver (Yamaha RX-V373)?. Thanks a lot in advance!!
Is it better to use speaker wire connection or the red and white connection?
dose your phase control matter if its a 7.2 AV receiver? they are two separate channels?
The only thing I ask is which one would you prefer and which one would deliver the best quality out of the three
The quality would be identical, but the volume might vary. I connect both raw cable and RCA for better volume.
My amp has LFE and speaker connection.
Would it be better I use the speaker connection +- so I can use the frequency dial as well ? Thanks
For low level input do i need to connect to both white & red or just one is fine? If just one is fine, then which one?
so if you have an amplifier with just a left and right output you can connect a subwoofer with speaker wire from the left and right straight into the subwoofer ?
Yes. Even Tape or Phono out to the raw cable connection will work. If you have clip input and RCA terminals on the subwoofer, you can use both for greater volume, like sub out on the amp to the RCA in on the subwoofer, and speaker out on the amp to clip input on the subwoofer. Any such combinations will work. Disconnect the power to all components before connecting or you might blow a fuse that is often mounted inside the subwoofer.
Dumb question here but what direction do the arrows on the Audioquest Irish Red subwoofer cable point when connecting a HSU VTF 15H subwoofer to a Pioneer Elite VSX AV??
how do i install new amp for my home theater subwoofer any help will work video possibly unhooking amp and re install??? thanks
Need I use in high level inputs both Channels? And with any impedancy ?
Where do you put your high level input cables on the reciever ? In the front (Left or right ) Center output, or the surround inputs ? I can`t find a subwoofer input fitting those cablers. Only RCA, but my sub doesnt support that.
front left and right chanel
Dumb question here...In a simple two channel set up, with a conventional two channel amp and preamp....how do I hook up the satellite speakers? Do the speaker cables attach to those binding posts on the back of the subwoofer plate amp, then run to the satellites? Thanks, M.
It doesnt matter where the phase button is set? What did you smoke before doing this video?
hey there, i have a question my uncle gave me a vanderbach hrs-805 home theater. the subwoofer is the receiver, everything pugs in there. it doesn't have any bass it sounds loud but no bass why? i just pluged it with a aux calble. Also on the back it has a 5.1ch input colored holes which are like for the speakers, it has 2000 watts it suppose to have bass but it doesn't can you help me solve my problem?
Hi, when you put a second cable (y) in to left and right line, how does the cable look in the other side? Its a single rca?Thanks.
What does LFE stand for and why would you use it over the basic optical or RCA cables?
Low Frequency Effect, it's a channel dedicated to home theater bass effects that use it in 5.1, 7.1 etc. the .1 is the low frequency effect channel, the advantages are that movie soundtracks use that channel individually in sound mixing for bass effect.
But even if I'm not using the LFE port I'm still getting the bass, or the "low frequency effect" even if I'm still using rca or optical. I'm just guessing better sound quality if you use a coax into that LFE input?
For music the bass suck's ass why??
Low Filter Envelope. If you change the the slope of the Envelope, it will cut out upper "dubby" frequencies which can sound somewhat unpleasant to some people who say it sounds "boxy". Others like to have a flat scientific response.
@@esa2236 It the low frequency channel, so any frequencies below a set point will be sen there. That point is controlled by the receiver automatically or through the filters on the receiver or SW. Always yield to the receiver which may disable the SW crossover anyway when its plugged in. Another reason why LFE is preferred. Save the coax for your TV. The SW uses a single mono RCA and sometimes XLR.
I have a question sir,i hope you help me..i have db 502-12 amplifier 1500 watts and 550x2 speakers,and i want to install an subwoofer..how many watts of subwoofer can set up to my amplier..i hope you help me sir
When using this setup can you still hookup speakers to this channel , or do you need to sacrifice the outputs. does the sub only uses a signal from the wires ? , i have a HQ-HT DIY sub and can't use it. So i want it in my car. ( power converter etc ) . but i want to know if i split the rear channels and connect them to the rear speakers and sub will it still work . or do the rear speakers only get half the power ?
I have a bit of a problem, my reciever has a output like the first one you discribed. The problem is: my sub has a cable input, like the last one you discribed. Any advise?
where r u going to connect the speakers if the sub has only in high level inputs?
The subwoofer needs a source, so you can simply run wires from another speaker which is close to the subwoofers location, or run wire from the receiver directly to the subwoofer.
I have a Onkyo receiver that only has one subwoofer output that is strictly a bare wire connection (uses a small clamp where the bare wire is inserted for negative and positive). My subwoofer only has this type of connection for the "high level" with two channels and uses an rca type connection for the other one channel. How do I go about connecting this? Should I strip one side of a rca cable in order to connect it to my receiver?
Would you mind telling me where you got the cable that you use for low level right and left input connection.
If I put both the speaker wires into the subwoofer, then how do I reconnect them to the speakers through the subwoofer?
Hi, this is very informative video and thanks for sharing. I have one question though that I am trying to ask and have no got my answer clearly. I have been using the option three for connecting my sub woofer through the red and black speaker in puts and out puts and then I use just once the option for hook up cable in to red and white ports. Does it make a difference in sound if we use the connections to Sub woofer using the "red and white cable ports" OR using the "Red and black spring clipers", Thanks.
can we connect sub woofer using rca an connecting the sub will it work with kv sub
Help!
If i buy bic america f12 sub
And bookshelf speakers how would i connect them
The bookshelf speakers would be through speaker wire and the subwoofer would probably be through a single RCA also known as a coaxial cable (lfe)
not sure if any of you could answer this but is it possible to connect a subwoofer from a shelf system to a receiver somehow? Receiver has sub out just not sure how to connect since the cable is different. Maybe it's not possible.
hi,
i have 2 speakers what has same wires black and red , is this any way possible to connect to the pc .
thanks
I have a older sub woofer that has a Phase dial on it connected to a Pioneer SC 1222 is there something i need to do or do I do the same with the crossover frequency and turn it to the min
I have a question....i recently purchased a tube preamp with 2 audio outputs. one output will be dedicated to a tube amp with a pair of 3 way speakers.The other audio output i want to use to run another tube amp to run 1 subwoofer...i do not want to use the subwoofers integrated amp because using them would defeat the purpose of the tube amp and it's sweet sound compared to ss. I have been looking for passive subwoofers but mostly all are powered. Now my question is.....can i run my tube amp to the speaker inputs of the subwoofer without using the integrated amp of the subwoofer????or would i still have to power the subwoofer using it's integrated amp???
my home theatre sound no clarity
Do the twin RCA low level input still go to the LEF on the back of the amplifier ?
Is lfe quality the same as the red and white?
Can I Bi-amp the subwoofer???? I would like to use two subwoofers with my bookshelves speakers. One sub-woofer for each channel. Can I do it safely ?
Which type is the best? What if I also have a stereo amplifier for music and for movies I'm using it as an power amplifier to my front speakers?
good idea
Like asking what car is best. It would depend on why you need it, and how you're going to use it.
On a 2 channel system, instead of running another speaker wire from the same speaker out, to the subwoofer, can you just run a speaker wire from the speaker to the subwoofer?
I want to connect a subwoofer to an old HK AV receiver with two Energy speakers already attached. But it'll be STRICTLY for audio (turntable) no home theater. How can I properly connect it so the bass sounds natural and not boomy? Thank you so much.
Help please 😣. I just bought a Jamo sub 200 second hand with some connection us yours the sub is working but no sound from the speakers I was wondering is I need a receiver to connect the speakers thanks
I have a two channel receiver with A and B speaker selection. Currently I have two floor tower speakers on the A channel and I just ordered two matching subs. Does anyone have recommendations on how to connect the two subs? Should I run 1 tower and 1 sub on A channel and the other pair on B channel or should I run 2 towers on A and 2 subs on B?
Brilliant Straightforward Review! Thank you very much!
Thank you but I didn't understand what you wrote, were can I buy a amplifier, then how do I set it up.
I thought you could hook speakers to back and hook your phone into the red and white and use it that way. Thought this kind of sub took out the need of a receiver or amp.
If I have a 4ch Amp, and have 4 speakers hooked up, can I tap onto 2 ch and run the signal. To the active sub, will this lower the ohms on. The Amp. Or put the Amp under stress?
Active subs have their own power supply so this would not drain your speakers. It will simply use the speaker signal to tell the subwoofer what to play
Have a question:
If I use the "Surround Back/Zone 2/Bi-Amp" output on my receiver YAMAHA
(RXV6A) to Bi-Amp the front speakers, then can I connect the Music cast
to surround output!?
Yes you can.
Thanks so much you guys. My sub hooked right up and the system sounds great!
Does the high level input effect the sound quality of the speakers?
Yup
What if your receiver has a SUBWOOFER PRE OUT, but my actual subwoofer doesnt have an LFE ? it just has low level input/output L and R
Yes teriffic i worked it out. I had a fair idea but somehow i was confused with the single LFE connection compared to the others :)
Can I connect my sub straight to my TV? Think my sub have a build in app.
Can you please tell me what should i do to run 400 wat sub woofer in 80 watt woofer kit. I neet it. Please help..
On He’s burger home 8 inch poke subwoofer, what should the OBD be set at. I have mine set at -10.odb
I need help to fix a problem with my sub, I plug the low level to my ampli subwoofer output and I still have no sound, the source it's a movie or ps3 games, with a test for 5.1 system on ps3 game, I have the sub sound on my central channel..how it's possible? my system. studio lab 5.1 mosquito and my amplifier Jvc.. thanks all for any tips!
My receiver has lfe input but my sub doesn't. How should I connect it?
so, when i use the HIGH LEVEL input cable, where should i take the source from my receiver? from the sub out? or should i connect the wires to the L & R speaker output from my receiver? clear this put please ..
+ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΓΟΥΖΟΥΑΣΗΣ i got the same problem..
What do you think about subwoofers without high level input/outputs for 2 channel systems? Are these bad sub woofer designs?
No, just a different less frequently used design.
Hello where does the other side of the wires go to you only showed half. ?????
great video thanks for not ranting, but where could I buy that amplifier alone? please and thankbyou
Ifthe YST315 does not have a phase switch you can reverse the signal trough the receiver subwoofer menu
What's technically the advantage of connecting the two fronts into the back of the subwoofer? Thanks.
Bill Arneson Thanks. In fact I connected my Subwoofer using the line level port, sounds great.
+Bill Arneson i know this is an old thread but im curious- i hear its ALWAYS better, but why? thanks!
So I have left/lfe then right/line in my klipch synergy 12 sub. So my receiver has subwoofer out and I let my receiver control the cross over. I have my amp cross over at it's highest setting so it doesn't mess with the receiver doing the work. I noticed when I have both lfe and right/line I get more bass vs just using lfe by itself. Everyone says just use lfe and turn the crossover on the sub all the way up. Why does it sound better with the 2 plugged in vs the 1 but everyone says just use the single cable? I'm a little confused
On my receiver only has one subwoofer out signal I use. I just plugged it into my lfe connection on my Klipsch R12SW subwoofer. Can I use that one rca subwoofer cable and put a y splitter on it to hook it up to the left/right input on the subwoofer?
By using both left and right line inputs you're raising the DB level up by 6 giving the illusion that it's also better, it's equivalent of raising the DB level in your receiver by 6 DB's
yes but if you raised the level up by 6 and plug it in you are still up by 6 right? I'm lost sorry
Yes, If you increase the ds's on your receiver to +6 while using both rca's inputs (+6) then you're basically raising the db level up 12db's on your sub (6db + 6db). Hopefully that helps clarify things a little for you.
Can y have a LFE input on my receiver and a rca output on my sub?
So if i have a lfe what plug do use
Very clear and helpful presentation! Thank you
What happens if you only have on jack on the woofer and two on the receiver?