Does it filter sateliites out? If so can the filtered outs be used with powered speakers?
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The satellite outputs have a switch you can turn on a 200hz filter (removes all <200hz) an the satellite outs are 150 watt outputs. Left and right with a pan nob.
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Hi,The Tremor-18 has a Left and Right powered Speakon/binding post output. You have the ability to activate a 200Hz High Pass Filter for the satellites. When you activate this high pass filter, the satellite speakers connected to the Speakon/bing post outputs will only play frequencies above 200 Hz. There is a built in Low Pass Filter for the subwoofer itself. If you activate the High Pass Filter, you need to set the LPF for the sub to 200 Hz or you will have a gap in your frequency spectrum. In order to activate both the Left and the Right Speakon/bind post outputs, you need to input into both XLR-1/4" combination inputs.Thanks,Rusty Hi,The Tremor-18 has a Left and Right powered Speakon/binding post output. You have the ability to activate a 200Hz High Pass Filter for the satellites. When you activate this high pass filter, the satellite speakers connected to the Speakon/bing post outputs will only play frequencies above 200 Hz. There is a built in Low Pass Filter for the subwoofer itself. If you activate the High Pass Filter, you need to set the LPF for the sub to 200 Hz or you will have a gap in your frequency spectrum. In order to activate both the Left and the Right Speakon/bind post outputs, you need to... » Read More Hi,The Tremor-18 has a Left and Right powered Speakon/binding post output. You have the ability to activate a 200Hz High Pass Filter for the satellites. When you activate this high pass filter, the satellite speakers connected to the Speakon/bing post outputs will only play frequencies above 200 Hz. There is a built in Low Pass Filter for the subwoofer itself. If you activate the High Pass Filter, you need to set the LPF for the sub to 200 Hz or you will have a gap in your frequency spectrum. In order to activate both the Left and the Right Speakon/bind post outputs, you need to input into both XLR-1/4" combination inputs.Thanks,Rusty « Show Less
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The satellite outputs have a switch you can turn on a 200hz filter (removes all &lt;200hz) an the satellite outs are 150 watt outputs. Left and right with a pan nob.
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no cause it's a amplified signal. if you send a amplified signal to your powered speakers it will probably blow the powered speaker's internal crossover or internal the amplifier.get a two way crossover and use the regular outputs on the subwoofer
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I am not understanding satelite codes. This is not a wireless device. All wire and plugnplay to the sound card output.
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The output is to plug into another powered speaker while satellite outputs use the sub's amp to power other unpowered (passive) subs. When I use it I run a cord from my mixer to the input of the subwoofer and then another cord from the subwoofer output to my powered speaker, and that sends the sound to the powered speaker whether the sub is on or off.
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The speaker out will be filtered below 80Hz, and it is fixed, that's what I got from NAD support...
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you need speaker wires. i understand satellite speakers to be wireless, but they are not
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As long as your satellite speakers are set to large on your receiver or else no bass frequencies are sent to it, it would be easier and better to just connect to your receiver with the normal rca jacks
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they come with power adapters for both the transmitter and the speakers. so you can run any of the items off of batteries or plugged in. if by "regular speakers" you mean plugged into your receiver with speaker wires, than no, you can't do that.
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Yes it has an unbalanced stereo main out that will connect to active powered speakers. The mixer acts as a multi channel pre amp.
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i own a pioneer elite sc-67 and have not had this problem, so my first question to you would be what is the quality of your speakers. if you have satellite or less quality speakers this may be the problem.
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Yes, but use the line out or headphone jack. I don't think it's designed to work with a speaker input as the impedance and power level would be all wrong. I run mine off a computer and I do find the volume setting makes a huge difference. If I don't turn the volume most of the way up on the computer headphone jack the volume at the speakers is kind of quiet.
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I would recommend NOT using these with a different reciever. the Sub unit has a LF and HF passthrough filter system. the highs are directed through the amp to the satelittes. the lows to the sub, and neighter gets the other. if you can really control the passed FRQ's and keep the lows out of the signal you should be able to use them.
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Yes you can.. just connect your passive speakers to the satellite output on your subwoofer.
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I just bought one and it does have a sub-woofer out, but my old sub-woofer (unpowered) does not work, i am trying to find out if i need a powered one. Does anyone know?
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Yes Thomas, you should definitely use filters to filter out other sources (some known and unknown) of interference.
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Dear Thomas,Thanks so much for your inqiury. Speakers are such an individual choice--both the Energy and Definitive are excellent choices. Definitive satellites may be a tad larger and a little fuller sound, but everyone's ear is different! Let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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Yes. It has line outputs that you can use for routing the output to other equipment, including powered speakers.
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Yes absolutely, you should be able to, all satellite speakers run into acoustic mass, run all your speaker wires into this kit which is connected to your module.