The user manual is on this web page.
I had a look and there is only one output on the soundbar and that is the HDMI out port intended to be connected to the HDMI/ARC port on the TV, which is digital. So short answer is no audio output for a subwoofer. If your TV has RCA audio outputs you could get creative. Most just have HDMI or optical out, but if it has RCA analogue outputs you could run that to a sub and use the crossover and level controls on the sub to try and match it to your soundbar, but the RCA needs to be controlled by the TV volume and not a straight line level signal.
Most comments on that web page complain about poor subwoofer output. I think you'll likely have to look at a replacement to improve the sound.
Yeah, I’m afraid you’re right, I just really don’t wanna have to buy another subwoofer when I’m not even sure what other options there are that would work just because of the fact that the subwoofer that came with the sound bar connects to it wirelessly.
I have this device that I bought at Walmart that pretty much takes a component that only has the RCA or the S video outputs and converts it to HDMI so that you could plug that into a TV that no longer has the S-video or the RCA jacks like the older VCRs, game units and DVD players do, but l wonder if there’s a device that works reversed to where it had an HDMI input and the left and right RCA outputs or the coaxial output that looks like a fat, single RCA cable that you can plug this directly into that subwoofer.
I can’t remember what they’re called but I do know that somebody at one time a long time ago made an opposite version of the device that some of us used years and years and years ago when we had a newer DVD player or game console that you couldn’t plug into an older TV that just had the old school F connector coax cable antenna input on it, that would take your RCA output and convert it to that because along time ago, my ex mother-in-law had bought these special VCR/DVD recorder combos that I guess weren’t cable ready, which was weird, is why they didn’t have the metal twist on F connector antenna input or output and only had RCA jacks as inputs.
Well, her cable boxes at the time were not fancy at all and they didn’t have RCA outputs on them at all and she wanted to be able to hook her cable box up to these DVD recorder‘s but she couldn’t because like I said, the DVD recorders only had RCA jacks inputs.
Is there a device that works like that that would basically have an HDMI input and an RCA output? If there even was such a thing would it even work?
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