Where can buy this jack cable for LG Subwoofer?

[Gepenk Caem]

I want parallel wire from LG Subwoofer to Active Subwoofer.
Like this picture?

Where can i buy the jack subwoofer LG? like below this picture
Unfortunately if modifying the original cable jack. Thank you

 

[lovinthehd]

Never saw a connector like that before. You tried LG's customer service?

 

[Gepenk Caem]

Never saw a connector like that before. You tried LG's customer service?

So this connector is LG products only?

 

[shadyJ]

So this connector is LG products only?

Looks that way. That is definitely not a standard subwoofer connect, it looks proprietary.

 

[Gepenk Caem]

Looks that way. That is definitely not a standard subwoofer connect, it looks proprietary.

OMG, so I have to cut the original connector

 

[Gepenk Caem]

If i change the source cable Subwoofer Active from Left and Right speaker LG like this picture below. Whether the damage amp LG?

Thank you

 

[lovinthehd]

Which subwoofer do you have? You have an active subwoofer? The "Subwoofer LG" appears to be a passive subwoofer, thus the 3ohm indication on the proprietary connector. The connection shown for the active subwoofer is using what are called high level (or speaker level) inputs on a subwoofer with such connections included, and such subs wouldn't be damaged by the amp.

 

[Gepenk Caem]

Which subwoofer do you have? You have an active subwoofer? The "Subwoofer LG" appears to be a passive subwoofer, thus the 3ohm indication on the proprietary connector. The connection shown for the active subwoofer is using what are called high level (or speaker level) inputs on a subwoofer with such connections included, and such subs wouldn't be damaged by the amp.

Yes i have an active subwoofer. I want to add an active subwoofer to amplifier LG, because LG Subwoofer is less bass for me.

If i connect the active subwoofer to the rear speakers LG port, whether it will damage the LG Amp? Please help me.

 

[rojo]

If the mains aren't high passed, you could use the high level inputs on your subwoofer for its input signal. Given the proprietary subwoofer connection and spring-lever terminals for L+R hinting of low production costs, I'm guessing your mains probably aren't high passed.

Is this the back of your sub?

If so, just run a second set of speaker wires from your receiver's L and R channels into the spring terminals on the back of your sub, and there's a good chance it'll work. No, it shouldn't damage your amp. The speaker-level inputs on a powered subwoofer don't appreciably contribute to the load.

 

[Gepenk Caem]

If the mains aren't high passed, you could use the high level inputs on your subwoofer for its input signal. Given the proprietary subwoofer connection and spring-lever terminals for L+R hinting of low production costs, I'm guessing your mains probably aren't high passed.

Is this the back of your sub?

If so, just run a second set of speaker wires from your receiver's L and R channels into the spring terminals on the back of your sub, and there's a good chance it'll work. No, it shouldn't damage your amp. The speaker-level inputs on a powered subwoofer don't appreciably contribute to the load.

Very true, it is looked back my active subwoofer.

If so, I will try parallel wiring from L & R ampifier LG to active subwoofer. Thanks for the suggestions, I so happy. My feeling is not worried anymore...