Can you feed left / right speaker outputs into this and then hook your regular speakers to the subwoofer outputs ?
636936
Yes, you could connect the speakers this way, however, increasing or decreasing the volume would also change the output of the subwoofer. Mine are connected by separate inputs so that increasing or decreasing speaker volume does not affect my subwoofer.
636937
Yes, great sub for the money. I haven't had any troubles with running my surround speakers through the outputs.
1170190
I have not tried it on this system but I have on similar setups. There is a better way than suggested.You can plug your Main Speakers in Left (A and B) and your Monitors in Right (A and B).Then you can use Left/Right Output Levels for overall balance between Room and Monitors and Input Balance (Pan) on each channel to control Levels on what gets Mixed into the Monitor or not.
2020143
I believe there are passive pass thru subs where the outputs of the speaker connect to the input of the sub and then the outputs of the sub go to the speakers, similar to a sub hookup for a home stereo system. Look for the specs on several sub woofers and you should get your answer.
1017937
That unit is not really designed with a subwoofer output however you could use the Pre out to send the signal to the sub but it will send all the frequencies to it along with sub frequencies. The other way is to use hi level in and out from the raw wire speaker outs. This acts as a pass through and carries the signal through the sub and out onto your speakers.
1012256
Yes you can. They use the old fashioned way with twisted wire ends. I added a Polk sub-woofer in addition to the standard speakers which works well. Check the wattage for any larger speakers.
982389
You can't hook it directly to both speakers because the left speaker connection on the A5+ isn't exposed, only the right one. You can hook it to the line-out connectors. They are unfiltered full-range signals but you can limit them with the low-pass filter built into the sub.
1060254
I believe you'd be able to; it has 2 outputs: speakers & monitors, each with left & right. Moreover, I suspect you could use a Y splitter.
25200
Using standard stereo cables and plugs it is not possible. However you could modify your stereo input cable and headphone cable to feed the left only to channel 1, e.g., and right only into channel 2. Then you could independently adjust the volume of the right and left channels. It would require cable and connector modifications and require using two amplifier channels for one stereo signal.
921756
Hook the speaker out terminals from amplifier to column control box. Hook one pair of speakers to each output of column control box
134614
You do, unless you do some cutting and splicing. The wires from the speakers feed directly into an adapter that goes into the back of the amp.
2164849
The sub being used would need to have RCA inputs(how mine us currently setup). I guess you could rig up a splitter off of one of the speaker inputs. Or if your sub has input/output for speaker wire you could do that too.
1537189
Yes. It has line outputs that you can use for routing the output to other equipment, including powered speakers.
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.
1644429
The sub also has both left and right channel RCA plugs, so if your source has an RCA sub out, you can use a standard RCA cable, and just not plug in one side, as most sub sources are mono, with just one plug.
1082416
You can connect the wires to the left and right front speakers or maybe to one speaker if you only have posts for one wire. I am not expert but when my RCA connector did not work I hooked up to the two front speakers. Apparently the woofer picks up only the low frequency sound going to the other speakers.
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Yes. That is exactly what the remote wire was designed to do. You can use either front or rear out. If you are only hooking up a subwoofer, I personally would hook it up to the front outputs because I usually keep my rear speakers faded down a bit to use as fill.
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There is only two outputs for speakers. If you used a sub-woofer, then that would have to be one of the output speakers and would have to be self-powered. You could split the speakers but then you would lose your impedance and sound quality would probably suffer. This is a very basic, portable system that is designed to be totally self-contained. Hope this helps!