I have a pair of Peavy Speakers connected to an amp for a small music team. Can we just connect this right into one of the speakers for more bass?
1707722
actually... you can get rid of your amp. this has a sattelite output that will most likely be able to power your peavy speakers. all you will need are a couple of cables... speakon to whatever your inputs are on your other speakers... cdj's>mixer>sub>speakers ... then you adjust the low pass filter. that will make it so the bass comes out of the sub.. and your peavys will be used for tops. it will give your sysetm a much fuller sound
1707723
Connect a LINE LEVEL (not spkr level) out from ur mixer TO the sub. Then FROM the sub to powered spkrs or an amp and spkrs.
1707724
you need a two way cross over. or two audio out puts. one output for the amp and speakers and one output for the subwoofer. you might be able to use the output on the subwoofer to go to the amp for the speakers
1707725
no they are powered speakers,but you can connect two no powered speakers to them
32983
I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume you could return it. I just give you this info and let you decide. I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume... » Read More I think you can because the other reviews say you can. I have A splitter coming off my computer going to 2 amps. Splitters come off the the other amp and totals 14 speakers. I have this one powering a 250 watt sub that I took and put in a small box. I measured it and is 7 inches across. I havnt gotten to really test it. With so many speakers it's hard to hear much from it unless you get In the floor and put ur ear to it. You have to turn ur volume up high for it to even do much. if you do and put your hand on it; It is vibrating pretty good. I would say yes. If not what you need I assume you could return it. I just give you this info and let you decide. « Show Less
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No this set is meant to handle the bass as it is. You can plug in an auxiliary source but the sub wouldn't work there. I have never noticed a speaker set that let you add your own sub.
17747
Hi, yes that is correct. This is a 2 channel amp, so if you were to use a stereo output split to 2 unbalanced TS quarter inch connectors you could connect those to these inputs. Then run speaker cables to your main speakers as left and right.
1906757
You should consider the extra load you are going to place on the amp. Sound isn't just speakers but the sound power you have available to put through. Is you are replacing these with similar powered speakers, fine, but why not get s not pedi system if what you want us more sound?
2084023
In short, I would say no. If you feel like removing all USB functionality - then technically yes. (cut the speaker lines and place into the amp outs). I suspect the low output over your current system is a combo of low power from the USB powered amp (it's technically only capable of 2.5w output) - and cheap speakers. So If I'm going to be truthfully honest - by another powered speaker PC set. For utilizing this amp you'd want to purchase new speakers as well.
1955328
no. you will not get the quality sound from one amplifier. you will need two amplifier. you will need to know how many watts your speakers are and your amp. should be competible with ur speakers. it goes the same with ur sub..
2077660
You sure could. You would need to take the Front Stereo channels (L/R) output from your amp, disconnect them from the current speakers and connect them as inputs to this selector. Then you could connect up to four pairs of speakers (even the one currently connected to the amp) to the selector outputs. Each pair could then be turned on/off individually, and thus you would have the option to restate your current setup. Do note that this equipment is passive, thus it does not amplify the signal, it only divides whatever audio signal comes in between the various speaker pairs. Most receivers those days, however, have plenty of power to drive several speaker pairs at decent sound volumes. If you are going to drive stereo speakers in the manner described above, be sure to set your receiver to stereo/2-speakers (out of surround) otherwise you will find the sound distorted in the other room.
905424
This should be fine, however, I see no reason why you couldn't add another amp. It would just be a waste of money considering the amp in these is pretty good already.
2125577
the amp can only drive 1 pair of bose 151/251/ etcc , splitting it out will decrease output to other speakers
65416
yes but make sure that the amp has the same amps and doesnt over power the speakers
1583999
I think you can. I also use it as a bass "preamp" with the output going into a small practice amp. Adds a lot of warmth. Good luck!
1753761
Yes you can. You would have to buy the bass knob seperately and there is a port on the amp you plug into.
1120497
Just use the in and out jacks on the back of the speakers. Out from the speaker connected to source in to additional speaker.
1817547
It depends on how much bass you want .I would say no but the other one you can bridge to get more power.
1677835
I don't know why so many answers are "no". I bought the speakers that this question is attached to, and I am listening to them right now. 2 of them, tethered together. So the answer is YES you can connect them together for more sound.
810862
I've been happy with wiring the second inputs separately on the big L and R speakers and using that for the low end, but I'm also not a major bass-head. I'd suggest trying that first and then if you feel you need to add a sub, do it.