Do connect SPEAKER OUT or LINE OUT of the amp to this selector?
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Speaker out to left and right in and then a b c d e f have their own left and right output
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If your receiver is powering the speaker zones, then I would say connect it to " speaker out" on the receiver.
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.
1151979
they need to be connected to the speaker output on your power amp or receiver with the correct type of wire
1606156
You connect both speaker wires to the back of the sub. However, if you really want to connect only one speaker you can and still drive the sub just fine. Since the sub as it's own built-in amplifier, impedance is not an issue as it doesn't present any load to your amp.
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You would have to cut off the two little speaker plugs, strip each of the four wires back half and inch, separately twist the strands for each wire, and plug those wires into the amplifier's speaker connections. There is a picture on the Amazon ad for this amp that shows the back and what the speaker connections look like. This is not complicated but you have to end up with the wires from one speaker going into the amplifier's left two speaker connectors (+, -) and the other speaker wire going into the two right speaker connections (+,- do not matter much in small systems, but if the speaker wires are color-coded then you may as well match with the "+" and "-".).
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You don't. This is not an amplifier per say. It will even out the volume to a number of speakers especially if there is a long run to another room but it is not an amplifier. Basically it is a switch that allows you turn on or off multiple speakers. It does what it's supposed to do Very well.
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Hook the speaker out terminals from amplifier to column control box. Hook one pair of speakers to each output of column control box
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Well it's got a line out but they're the little kind -- one red, one white, like the kind you see on the back of an old TV. Don't know what they're called -- AV out? The manual is not helpful on this -- just says how to turn off the speakers when you line out. If I were you I would for sure call or email Boss / Roland & explain what your set-up is before buying this, it's too expensive to get if it doesn't do what you want it too. I just turn it on and plug my guitar into my amp and let them run at the same time. It does not support standard guitar/amp cables. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Well it's got a line out but they're the little kind -- one red, one white, like the kind you see on the back of an old TV. Don't know what they're called -- AV out? The manual is not helpful on this -- just says how to turn off the speakers when you line out. If I were you I would for sure call or email Boss / Roland & explain what your set-up is before buying this, it's too expensive to get if it doesn't do what you want it too. I just turn it on and plug my guitar into my amp and let them run at the same time. It does not support standard guitar/amp cables. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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I have a JBL sub with 2 inputs (L+R), the left goes to a line level control. My amplifier only has 1 sub out, I connected the cable to the left input of the sub. Really works great.
740659
No, the speaker out connection uses spring clips. Or you can simply run your other speakers from your amp.
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According to the manual its a break point between the main out and built in amplifier. So its a lower power output for sending to another amplifier.
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The manual seems to indicate that the sub connects to the preout. It says if you are using a non powered sub, you need to run it through another amp. Long ago when I was using a non powered sub I used an old receiver in line to power the sub. I feel it is best to get a powered sub and let it do the work rather than drawing power from the receiver.
76562
If you have rca inputs and output cables use the Audio inputs red is right white is left to connect to the amp
963169
Impedance it selected at the Amp or Receiver, I don't see why not. I have all 8 Ohm speakers, so this is not an issue for me. You can't mix/match 8/6/4 Ohm. Hope this helps!
613787
It has 3 sets of preouts that can be connected to amplifiers. I personally have this one connected to an amplifier on the subwoofer preout. You can also set it up to treat the rear speakers as subwoofers and it will only send the low end to that set of speakers. I hope this helps!
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If your audio interface has only a single RCA line out for sub pre-amp, use the provided RCA splitter to split the single line to a "right/left".
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Of course speakers can be switched out. You have to bear in mind that the speakers coming with this have the spring clip type of wire input, common with small systems, as opposed to the bigger binding post type of input for wire used on most separate hifi speakers and units. As for choice of other speaker, most will have impedance matches that make them broadly compatible with a range of systems so it really depends on what you want to do as to whether or not it makes sense. You may want to consider things such as the power output from amplifier, speaker driving requirements etc and then listen to a combination to see if it makes sense. Of course speakers can be switched out. You have to bear in mind that the speakers coming with this have the spring clip type of wire input, common with small systems, as opposed to the bigger binding post type of input for wire used on most separate hifi speakers and units. As for choice of other speaker, most will have impedance matches that make them broadly compatible with a range of systems so it really depends on what you want to do as to whether or not it makes sense. You may want to consider things such as the power output from amplifier, speaker driving requirements etc and then... » Read More Of course speakers can be switched out. You have to bear in mind that the speakers coming with this have the spring clip type of wire input, common with small systems, as opposed to the bigger binding post type of input for wire used on most separate hifi speakers and units. As for choice of other speaker, most will have impedance matches that make them broadly compatible with a range of systems so it really depends on what you want to do as to whether or not it makes sense. You may want to consider things such as the power output from amplifier, speaker driving requirements etc and then listen to a combination to see if it makes sense. « Show Less