If I connect this from another amps preout, will it automatically turn on and off based on the main amp on/off?
1279994
On the remote wire on the amp you already have run it over and hook it up to the other amps remote and they will come on together, remember you will still have a power and ground wire for the new amp to run ofcourse
1279995
No, you will still need to connect a remote wire. You can use the same remote wire but the pre out doesn't control on/off.
1279996
The amp will not turn on and off with the preouts, you need the remote. Please refer to your local installer, thank you.
68368
No. I'm no expert...it's my first amp, but it works great as is...just plug and play.
1883086
Yes. That's how I wired mine. The directions explain how, but its pretty obvious, there are two power leads - continuous and switched power.
656141
Yes it will just tether one sub to the other don't run both sets of wires from the amp
104824
Yes, but doing so may inject noise from both amps into the output. At high volume settings this noise could be annoying. It is better to split the signal within the cable, add a 1K to 10K resistor to each side of the split, then add a plug to each resistor. This is what I did with excellent results.
1494790
I assume you are refering to the "automatic signal sensing" feature, or better called "auto on/off". The answer is yes! It automaticaly turns itself on when when you begin listening to music (signal sensing), then turns itself off if no music is playing (does not sense a signal). It's a great feature. And a great subwoofer!
1446415
You can plug the power in for the at a point that you can connect to the injector which powers the built in preamp. Just remember to install the injector before a splitter if one is being used.
1596074
I initially thought it did, but I found it did not. I used the speaker inputs instead of the RCA connections. I thought I read where if you use the speaker inputs, they would turn on the amp. I tried that but it would not turn on. I had to run a separate remote turn on from my fuse panel.
2047601
No, its primary function is to control a line 6 amp. Only then will it switch between the different effects.
2277346
my guess is secure a preamp with volume control and set it up before entering the amps input stage
430577
Yes, this amp has a remote that controls most functions-- the remote does NOT have an on/off button, though. Weird, but true...
35614
The subwoofer has a two-prong AC plug. So any receiver, pre-amp or power amp that has a switchable AC outlet, two or three prong, can turn it on or off.
275906
The speaker dictates the power your amp puts out not the other way around. The speaker draws the power. So just wire it normal and all will be fine.
1489966
It should. I am running 6 pairs of speakers wired in parallel (3) each zone of the amp, A & B. Each room has its own volume/ on off impedence matching control so I can only use the speakers in the room I want. I do have issues with the amp cutting out when the volume level is set too high (above level 40) but not an issue as I control the volume individually in the rooms anyways. Still very loud, just have to balance the load properly. I first bought the amp to work with a cheaper 6 zone switch but I burnt that switch out. I belive my impedence controlling room controls were causing issues and it overheated.
2238685
Although i'm not an expert, I don't think that will work. I believe that LFE Uses a digital signal, and wouldn't know what to do with the analog signal from your amps pre-out ports. I first test it by plugging only one of the channels into your LFE port and see if it works at all- if it does, then i don't see why this wouldn't work to output the signal of both channels to your sub- but i dont think that's the case in this situation.
917714
That's what I use to power this amp. It will work. Moreover, it's always good to overpower ur sub than underpower them. Use the gain adjustment in the amp to get the right setting.
13403
The pre-amp is self contained in the unit. It's output is fine to plug into an aux input of your receiver.