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BulletBob
Enthusiast
Hey holics,
I know the HTIB doesn't constitute an audioholic but stick with me on this one. I already set up my home theater. I went with the 60" Sony SXRD. Pioneer Elite receiver and DVD player, and an Axiom speaker system w/ dual subs. I'm very satisfied with the advice I received on this site and it worked out great. I put a 52" Mitsubishi Rear Projection in my bedroom. It's a large master bedroom and I wanted a modest Surround Sound set up in there as well. They say couples that have TV's in their bedrooms sex life suffers. I've been married for 13 years and nothing can hurt us at this point! LOL-J.K. Back to the point-
I bought the Sony 5.1 Wireless (not really) Sony dream system. A HTIB that includes a non powered sub. I've bought a HTIB before and the sub had the amp/crossover in it and it was the hub for the speaker connection. Meaning I couldn't switch it out. The connection between the HTIB was exclusive! For the HTIB I'm inquiring about the receiver will be hub for the speaker wires to exit from. That means the 1000 watts will be divided out and possibly affect the strength of the sub right? Here's my QUESTION-If I don't like the power or lack there of coming from the sub could I replace it with a powered Sub? I know powered subs have RCA connections right? Meaning my thought is that you don't just run a speaker wire between it and the receiver when it's powered. If the sub needs more than just a speaker wire connection than I probably won't be able to switch out the non powered sub for the powered one huh? Even though I wanted a smooth sound for the bedroom I'm addicted to a deep sub sound. I paid a $1000 for the HTIB and I'm wondering if that'll give me any flexibility with it's performance.
So to finalize this long *** post-Can you switch out a NON powered sub for a stronger/larger powered sub since a subwoofer receives just the signal anyway right(wrong?)? Thanks for your help. I want to jump on eBay and make the upgrade if it's possible so if you can get back to me a.s.a.p-you'll be doing me a favor. Thanks for your time.
Bullet
I know the HTIB doesn't constitute an audioholic but stick with me on this one. I already set up my home theater. I went with the 60" Sony SXRD. Pioneer Elite receiver and DVD player, and an Axiom speaker system w/ dual subs. I'm very satisfied with the advice I received on this site and it worked out great. I put a 52" Mitsubishi Rear Projection in my bedroom. It's a large master bedroom and I wanted a modest Surround Sound set up in there as well. They say couples that have TV's in their bedrooms sex life suffers. I've been married for 13 years and nothing can hurt us at this point! LOL-J.K. Back to the point-
I bought the Sony 5.1 Wireless (not really) Sony dream system. A HTIB that includes a non powered sub. I've bought a HTIB before and the sub had the amp/crossover in it and it was the hub for the speaker connection. Meaning I couldn't switch it out. The connection between the HTIB was exclusive! For the HTIB I'm inquiring about the receiver will be hub for the speaker wires to exit from. That means the 1000 watts will be divided out and possibly affect the strength of the sub right? Here's my QUESTION-If I don't like the power or lack there of coming from the sub could I replace it with a powered Sub? I know powered subs have RCA connections right? Meaning my thought is that you don't just run a speaker wire between it and the receiver when it's powered. If the sub needs more than just a speaker wire connection than I probably won't be able to switch out the non powered sub for the powered one huh? Even though I wanted a smooth sound for the bedroom I'm addicted to a deep sub sound. I paid a $1000 for the HTIB and I'm wondering if that'll give me any flexibility with it's performance.
So to finalize this long *** post-Can you switch out a NON powered sub for a stronger/larger powered sub since a subwoofer receives just the signal anyway right(wrong?)? Thanks for your help. I want to jump on eBay and make the upgrade if it's possible so if you can get back to me a.s.a.p-you'll be doing me a favor. Thanks for your time.
Bullet