which cable should I buy to use only sub-woofer? I has a 3.5-like stereo input and satellite output.
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Hi, sorry, I have no idea. I hooked these up to my computer and it came with all the appropriate cables. Best of luck!
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You can use a standard 3.5mm male to male stereo extension cable from the subwoofer to your device. The left satellite speaker can be extended using a RCA (composite) cable. However, we cannot guarantee you will get the same sound quality with extension cables. The control satellite speaker (with volume controls) cannot be extended.referenceshttp://www.harmankardon.com/estore/hk/us/support/spdp.jsp?pid=SOUNDSTICKS%20III
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Hello, I use this Y-cable to run my stereo board outputs into a mono signal out to all of my powered speakers. My tops automatically crossover the frequency to the subs. Sub speakers do not need to be run stereo because bass sound is omni directional. I hope this helps.
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Yes, you'll need to buy a cable. They're very cheap at Amazon. Just make sure it's long enough. If there are two inputs, one right and one left, you'll need a 'Y' adapter at the subwoofer I'm not sure 'cause mine is boxed up. A r/l input will work with one cable, just connect it to the 'sub out' jack from your receiver and plug it into the 'R' input on the sub.
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Yes, there are two satellite outputs that require a speakon cable for output & whatever your 15 inputs are. It really depends on how much power you will be needing. But it should be able to power them just fine. I have jbl 15's that are passive that it can power.Adding this sub was the best decision I made. I get such a full sound now. It's exactly what I was looking for and it will be a great addition to your setup.
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original post is old but if it helps anyone else there is a cable included that will connect from the sub woofer to any head phone jack on your computer, tv, or receiver system. There are also jacks for left and right speakers which will accomplish the same thing if what ever you are connecting to has audio out jacks (rca). Those cables need to be purchased separately for a few bucks.
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You need a y adapter. KabelDirekt Pro Series Subwoofer Cable ( 6 feet ) / Y - RCA Cable / Digital Cable - 1 x RCA Male to 2 x RCA Male by KabelDirekt http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DI89EZI/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_pS8Vtb04PNNB4
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Don't know why but I suppose you could do that. You would definitely need a sub-woofer, as their dynamic range only goes down to 80-100HZ.
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Exactly. You got it. I'm not sure which Denon reciever you have, but if it's a 5.1 or better,(not a pro logic) it should have a single rca plug labeled as "sub out" or "low signal out". Use a heavy gauge sub cable or rca cable.
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You need a Sub woofer Cable, Preferably Banana Plugs and speaker wire. I purchased the following respectively and am quite happy with these: Mediabridge Ultra Series Subwoofer Cable, Sewell Direct SW-29863-12 Deadbolt Banana Plugs (12 pair) and Monoprice 100ft 16AWG Enhanced Loud Oxygen-Free Copper Speaker Wire Cable. You may also need speaker mounts.
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If you use XLR cables you can go from the mixer L/R output's to the L/R input's on the sub woofer and then use the L/R output's from the sub woofer to the XLR input's on your speakers.
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I run 2- 1/4trs to xlr cables from the main out to the inputs on my amp (any wattage amp that powers your speakers). Depending on your amp input any quality instrument cable should work.
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the speaker cables are about 3 feet from the sub-woofer and plug into the back. you could use a female male mini-plug extender. i do not think that would degrade the sound quality.
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http://www.upscaleaudio.com/pages/Using-a-Subwoofer-in-a-System-with-no-Subwoofer-Output.html
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I use my Marantz to drive B&w; 805 nautilus with a b&w; sub woofer. Sounds pretty good to me. Hope this helps
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if it's a standard RCA jack the answer is yes I use the MediaBridge subwoofer cable from Amazon
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really unimportant with a sub. I dont have this sub, but the principal is universal for powered subs. I would use a std rca sub cable and the key is to be able to place it where you maximize its impact. yes should be useable w/ almost all modern recievers