W WJGJ Junior Audioholic Feb 7, 2020 50 0 6 79 Jun 13, 2024 #1 HELLO FOLKS PLEASE EXCUSE THE ALL CAPS I HAVE POOR EYESIGHT REGARDING A LOW LEVEL CONNECTION TO A SUBWOOFER IS IT BETTER TO CONNECT ONE OR TWO RCA CABLES
HELLO FOLKS PLEASE EXCUSE THE ALL CAPS I HAVE POOR EYESIGHT REGARDING A LOW LEVEL CONNECTION TO A SUBWOOFER IS IT BETTER TO CONNECT ONE OR TWO RCA CABLES
S Scott Y. Enthusiast Jan 25, 2017 24 0 3 71 Jun 13, 2024 #2 If your processor/receiver has an LFE output or one that is label Subwoofer, then one cable.
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 Jun 13, 2024 #3 Normally you’d use the one labeled LFE. Sometimes you can use two and it will raise the input sensitivity of the subwoofer amp. It will not provide any more max output. If you’re not having any issues with the auto on function I would just use one.
Normally you’d use the one labeled LFE. Sometimes you can use two and it will raise the input sensitivity of the subwoofer amp. It will not provide any more max output. If you’re not having any issues with the auto on function I would just use one.
TLS Guy Audioholic Jedi Oct 30, 2007 27,296 0 113 79 Eagan MN Jun 13, 2024 #4 WJGJ said: HELLO FOLKS PLEASE EXCUSE THE ALL CAPS I HAVE POOR EYESIGHT REGARDING A LOW LEVEL CONNECTION TO A SUBWOOFER IS IT BETTER TO CONNECT ONE OR TWO RCA CABLES Click to expand... I don't see that your tube amps have a sub output, just speaker outputs, which you can't connect to one sub.
WJGJ said: HELLO FOLKS PLEASE EXCUSE THE ALL CAPS I HAVE POOR EYESIGHT REGARDING A LOW LEVEL CONNECTION TO A SUBWOOFER IS IT BETTER TO CONNECT ONE OR TWO RCA CABLES Click to expand... I don't see that your tube amps have a sub output, just speaker outputs, which you can't connect to one sub.
Mikado463 Audioholic Warlord Feb 27, 2016 7,568 0 83 Jun 13, 2024 #5 TLS Guy said: I don't see that your tube amps have a sub output, just speaker outputs, which you can't connect to one sub. Click to expand... I'm assuming the connection would be between the pre/line stage and the sub, at least that's what I do.
TLS Guy said: I don't see that your tube amps have a sub output, just speaker outputs, which you can't connect to one sub. Click to expand... I'm assuming the connection would be between the pre/line stage and the sub, at least that's what I do.
TLS Guy Audioholic Jedi Oct 30, 2007 27,296 0 113 79 Eagan MN Jun 13, 2024 #6 Mikado463 said: I'm assuming the connection would be between the pre/line stage and the sub, at least that's what I do. Click to expand... Not possible with his amps.
Mikado463 said: I'm assuming the connection would be between the pre/line stage and the sub, at least that's what I do. Click to expand... Not possible with his amps.
davidscott Audioholic Spartan Aug 9, 2018 5,518 0 83 Jun 14, 2024 #7 William Lemmerhirt said: Normally you’d use the one labeled LFE. Sometimes you can use two and it will raise the input sensitivity of the subwoofer amp. It will not provide any more max output. If you’re not having any issues with the auto on function I would just use one. Click to expand... Agreed. I'm using one cable with a splitter on the sub end for this reason.
William Lemmerhirt said: Normally you’d use the one labeled LFE. Sometimes you can use two and it will raise the input sensitivity of the subwoofer amp. It will not provide any more max output. If you’re not having any issues with the auto on function I would just use one. Click to expand... Agreed. I'm using one cable with a splitter on the sub end for this reason.
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,872 0 113 Oakridge, OR Jun 14, 2024 #8 Did you decide not to use the Willsenton 300B integrated amp? It doesn't have low level outputs. P.s. NM,. see your comment about having a Mingda pre-amp in your other thread, Last edited: Jun 15, 2024
Did you decide not to use the Willsenton 300B integrated amp? It doesn't have low level outputs. P.s. NM,. see your comment about having a Mingda pre-amp in your other thread,
