3 Ways to Connect Subwoofer LFE to Audio Receiver | Pre Amp & Speaker Wire Level | Beginner Guide

[@kennethboucher8992]

Just jumped off a video that was terrible. Here the presenter gets right to the point. Very simple, no preaching, no losing track of where he was going like the last video I started but quit.

[@OldtradesReviews]

Thanks for watching. its appreciated.

[@MDuffy777]

I like how you explain each step. It is real.

[@OldtradesReviews]

Thank You

[@008AC]

Thanks for this finally figured out how properly wire an old Kenwood system together.. everything sounds great, cheers😎👌

[@OldtradesReviews]

Glad to help

[@robertcasey7312]

Thank you very much I greatly appreciate taking your time to explain the different methods. I’ll be back.

[@jedi69outcast]

Great video my demon ave-2803 sub out went and I thought my sub was useless until I found this work around

[@rickhoupt6933]

Thanks for the video. Could you help me with best way to connect my Klipsch SL100 to my Yamaha RXA-800. Thanks

[@FrankMEsq-Infiniti]

What a very great tutorial. Excellent detailed advice that I did find very helpful. Thank you. Just a note, the work you were doing on stripping the wire, I find the better way is to use a lighter to heat/burn the part of the insulation you want to strip off, then simply blow on it then while it's warm, pull that piece off with your fingers or a pliers. Takes 4 seconds. Way faster and no need to purchase a wire stripper.

[@OldtradesReviews]

Thanks for watching.

[@D1NKERR]

aw man.......AAAWWW MANNNNNNN Thanks for the tip, bro. I never thought of that!

[@ferndogg4427]

My pioneer receiver says subwoofer 1 output, but my subwoofer has 2 input L. R , so can I connect a Y audio cable to subwoofer Ok seems like you answered it, thank u for this video

[@OldtradesReviews]

Yes, absolutely

[@WilliamNoah-gt8ge]

Great, thank you, now, my new receiver is 5.1 and my previous receiver is 7.1 I don't want to loose the height speakers. I'm going to try this way hooking them to my Audio Source 10 (220watt)sub. I do hope this works, thanks again.

[@MartinMcdonnell-z6k]

Did it work for you? I've got a 5.2.2 but I want it to be 7.2.2 or 5.2.4 Thanks.

[@daviddiehl8523]

Great info video! Thank you for answering exactly what my question was.

[@OldtradesReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeremyaguilar3805]

The pre-out sub out on a preamplifier on a AV receiver is the worst connection for music, it’s a specialized connection for HT and limits the subwoofer from playing very high. High level connections are the best for music but some amplifiers can’t connect directly to subs. LFE connections are the most friendly in most situations and doesn’t limit music.

[@JAYBOLA1]

Can anyone help! Pulling my hair out! I have a pioneer sc lx av revciver which doesn't seem to send a signal to my sub (I've plugged the sub into the other channels and it plays like a speaker with vocal so sounds terrible) but just doesn't work on subwoofer. Played with the settings and changed speakers to small but it then doesn't display subwoofer settings. I changed them back to small and I can then turn the subwoofer to "on" and I also tried "plus" mode but nothing. Tried it in direct mode, advanced surround and all the other modes. I don't know what else I can try. Appreciate any help!

[@quinceyvanderwesthuizen2839]

Great video, speaker wires vs RCA cables which one is the best?

[@OldtradesReviews]

Thanks for watching. It really comes down to speaker location and application.

[@tulio3571]

Hi there , how do you connect an eq to a receiver ? thank you

[@JMayzler]

I’m hoping you or someone can help answer this question for me:
I own a Behringer VQ1500d Powered PA Subwoofer. I also have a Denon AVR-S540BT receiver that I’m going to use for my home theater. Is it possible/safe to connect my Behringer subwoofer with xlr inputs to my receiver’s subwoofer Pre OUT?

[@BronzeHandPhotograph]

Thank you so much, you made my day.

[@thevault2317]

Great video! Fixed a lot of my problems all in this one video. I never understood in the back of the receiver where it says the right side and left side. Because the components are right behind the receiver so when it says right-to-left I don't understand what it's telling me and where does right begin or left 🤷‍♂️

[@Yorkscarnivore]

Hi can I use a passive subwoofer to a av receiver

[@spokje]

I still don't get the difference between LFE and the Line-in (left) input. Some receivers have a subwoofer LFE out, and obviously you connect this to your LFE input on the subwoofer (if it has one). But what is the best option if your receiver only has subwoofer pre-out and your subwoofer itself has line-in (mono) and LFE? Do you connect the cable from pre-out to line-in (mono) or LFE input?

[@henrybutchy3242]

Good question. I think it is not as simple as using a Y connector to combine the 2 rca out - red white - into a single rca. I think a crossover issue looms. The LFE out has already filtered out the highs. The sub rca in is expecting a full range signal and will apply its crossover function (and does your sub have variable crossover knob?). Will the lfe (out) crossover result fight with or limit the crossover function in the sub. I dunno, but I think this sitch is more than just a cable thing.

[@tinaa8438]

Hi is there anyway I can use an old sub to a soundbar without sub ?

[@andrzejluck4801]

So I have this same subwoofer Klipsch R-12SW and I buy speakers Argon Audio Fenris A4. Subwoofer have LFE Input and speakers have only 2x rca output. So I can use cable type Y? Cable with 2x Rca to 2x Rca speakers output and 1x rca to LFE subwoofer input?

[@jcruizer2309]

Thank you for posting

[@esj4373]

Can't get no sound from my polk XT10 sub connected to my PIONEER VSX-823 LFE Connected Not sure of this subwoofer setting on the receiver you speak of❓️ Also I followed the setting on audio from TV Maybe being hooked up thru spectrum cable is causing a problem. I'll try again today to figure it out

[@Texas059]

My stereo AV receiver, has subwoofer connection speaker terminal, my subwoofer does not have a preamp, but I want to connect preamp sub to my stereo surroundsound so I can mix both together

[@hollywoodsaint57]

Thank you for the content. well executed! . I appreciate the time you put into this 😁🤙

[@OldtradesReviews]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching.

[@jonathanstevens2582]

I have a receiver with two rca for subwoofer and my sub only has speaker level input, help

[@nelz_2592]

I have a processor with sub xlr and rca should I plug the subwoofer in lfe in or hit the switch into bypass mode and do internal crossovers on the sub rsl speedwoofer 10s

[@OldtradesReviews]

Its hard for me give advice for this because i cant see it in front of me. using LFE vs the internal crossover will really depend on how you plan to use the sub. If its for the .1 LFE channel then the LFE input. If using it....for example in line with the rear surround speakers then the internal would probably be it...but again i cant see the equipment to decide. Always read the owners manual to best understand the options.

[@nelz_2592]

@@OldtradesReviews ok thanks for the reply

[@firdausaqmar6542]

1 dumb questions, i just buy rx-a870 which use pre out sub, my old amp china one 2.1ch input 3.5mm jack and use passive sub, i dont have money to buy another sub so any idea how to connect rca-3.5mm directly to make do untill afford to better preamp and active sub. Thx

[@johncoscia5258]

When you changed the RCA momo out Y-connecter where did you stick the now 2 jacks in ? Why not show that on an instructional frustrations video. Did you use the L LFE and what's the line out for ? Another sub? Why use the one mono jack if you have a Left and Right pre amp out of your receiver ? Are they for a second amp not subwoofer ? lm no wiser but you're doing this for free so thanks .

[@bradtowne2305]

One other option if you have in wall Front Left and Right speakers, meaning you can’t use the Speaker Out on subwoofer to connect to the speaker. If you have 7 channels, but only 5 main speakers, convert the 6 and 7 channel speaker outs in receiver as Front B

[@aqilalsayegh]

Hi. I have the Onkyo tx-sr444 and I’m unable to find an Onkyo subwoofer for it. Can I use any other brands wired subwoofer with it? If yes, what should I take in consideration when choosing one? I will appreciate your advice because I don’t know much about Sound Systems.

[@sosathegrunge2]

Are there any advantages or disadvantages to the way you connect the Subwoofer LFE to the Audio Receiver? I have an PolkAudio RM20 speaker system that recommends hooking up the speakers the third way you showed on this video. I'm just curious as to why they suggest it that way. I was using the LFE input on the powered subwoofer to connect with the audio receiver. I havn't been able to compare the audio in two different setups yet and like I said I'm just curious if there is an advantage or reason why to connect these speakers a specific way.

[@gratmatassa5432]

it's recommended to use the speaker outputs (high level input) rather than the lfe inputs (low level input) as it is where the final sound comes from, it's the power output stage of your amp/receiver rather than from the pre amp stage. think about it your speakers are powered by the output stage why not use the same output for the sub both receiving the same signal, it's a speaker at the end of the day.

[@Alex-422]

My sub stopped working. And I don’t know is it subs mistake or it’s broken or it’s output from Receiver. I need to try speaker output to check. So if it’s working from speakers output can I connect sub and speaker to one output because I ve got only 5 outputs for my 5 speakers.Is it ok 2 connections to one output?Thank you.

[@3by2youRreal]

Okie my int Amp dont have subwoofer plug but i do hav rec out … do i plug both RCA L R out put in to the Sub L n R. Or just mono…..please guide me … btw this is for Home audio not home theatre …..

[@josefernandez2722]

thanks for the demonstration. I have a def tech pro 1000 sub that only has speaker line-level outs, and I am interested in adding another sub. Since today's subs all come with RCA outs, how can I hook both subs with different type outputs to a receiver? I am waiting on the Onkyo rx50.

[@OldtradesReviews]

I would use the Definitive sub and just wire it inline using the speaker wire to the surround backs(set them to large)...Behind the couch. And use the RCA sub outs on the onkyo as it has 2 for the LFE for 1 or 2 subs in the front of room next to tv. The rear sub will add amazing impact to movies

[@josefernandez2722]

@@OldtradesReviews thank you so much. So I should set the surround back speakers to large? So I'll have the front speakers to large as well as the surround back speakers to large?

[@OldtradesReviews]

Your welcome. Yes as long as the front speakers are large.

[@Mike-s4j9j]

The crossovers on the sub only affect the sub the satellite speaker would use the receiver crossover. And u don't want to cut the bass at the receiver crossover because it will also cut bass at sub. Personally I leave the receiver crossover set to full and use a in line lpf from receiver speaker outputs to sub

[@razoray78]

Great video, very informative, but I have a few questions that didn't quite get. My receiver has a sub out, does this mean I can go both options 1 and 3 at the same time? Currently i'm doing option 1. My front speakers frequency response can go down to 55hz per the manual, so if doing option 3 also, can I set the crossover for my front speakers as low as the receiver can allow me to set? If i'm doing option 3, does this mean the receiver is supplying power to the speaker level input of the sub, and into speaker level output?

[@sideeffects6570]

Yes, you can actually hook up your RCA pre-out subwoofer and hook up the left and right to the subwoofer. It makes it 2 to 3 times louder. Trust me… I’ve done that many times.

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

If youre using the speaker level input and then connecting your front speakers to the subs speaker level output, does the volume to the sub get controlled by the stereo amplifiers volume ?

[@OldtradesReviews]

Yes but you also set the subs volume knob once. Probably 1/3-1/2 up on knob.

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

@@OldtradesReviews Thanks, much appreciated 👍

[@toner37]

my sub is wired and the receiver I'm upgrading to, the sub output isn't wired. Can I use banana plugs to connect the wired sub to the receiver?

[@equalrightsequalfights-9360]

could i use a rca to speaker wire cable to run my subwoofer that uses speaker wire?

[@trevorwoo3693]

I have a Yamaha RX-V465 receiver and a JBL TLX PS10 subwoofer. I originally connected my two speakers through the high level input (on the sub) to the receiver. After watching your video, would it be in my best interest to connect my sub using a male to male RCA splitter to use the lower level input or would that overload the sub?

[@OldtradesReviews]

I would not do both. And this depends on the application as to the better choice. For example I have my surround backs connected to the subs high level speaker wire ( receiver is set to large for those) I have done that with front speakers as well. I would not connect the receivers rca output to it as well. Another sub for that. The sound will be cleaner and less overloaded. You could experiment with using the rca or speaker wire

[@trevorwoo3693]

@@OldtradesReviews So my full build would be 5.1 and also a passive sub. So with my setup you would say to connect my 2 surround with my subwoofer through the high level speaker wire. Then connect to sub to the receiver with speaker wire or by rca? The other three speakers I would just connect through my acoutimass 7 (passive sub) for L,R&C using speaker wire. I'm having a hard time discerning which generally sounds better between the connection of the speaker wire vs the rca for the subwoofer. I am generally using the speakers for movies and music. Also thank you for the quick reply!

[@OldtradesReviews]

The rca would probably sound better. Then use the receivers crossover. If you have multiple powered subs then adding one to the rear behind the seating area would make for amazing explosions and bass hit from behind.

[@renewedc1920]

Hey I have a Sony SA-W2500 Active Subwoofer and I'm trying to hook it to my insignia NS-R2001 Stereo Receiver

[@kawatan1228]

Thanks for info

[@OldtradesReviews]

Welcome

[@ovbaliban1116]

So, can it be conected an active subwoofer + pasive speakers to a laptop without an amplifier? I supose from pc to hl input than the passive speakers to hl output

[@OldtradesReviews]

The sub will not be able to power the passive speakers that way. It needs the power from a amp passing through the Hi output

[@ovbaliban1116]

@@OldtradesReviews thanks, finaly the one that made me understand, i supose that HL acts as an Y conection, like in-out (pass-through filter,amplified) than down to sub ( cut to 250hz max and no ideea what happens with the amplified remained frequencies to be amplified by the sub it self) PS: congrats to be the only one that i found to actualy physicaly add the plugs, i rly needed like that to the amount of new terms

[@monroethegreat7539]

I wanted your opinion, Have you heard of the GoldenEar supercenter reference speaker, Is so what do you think of it?

[@OldtradesReviews]

Hi, here is the problem I see. I have not listened to the speaker BUT.... The top woofers are passive radiators. Which will only move based on your receivers wattage moving the 5 1/4 mid bass drives. So its a 2 way design. The problem is it takes lots of power to indirectly get passive radiators moving. The Definitive techs have a big 300 watt amp and even with that, the passive radiators many times at lower volumes are only moving at a fraction of what the powered woofer is. When i had the kef q950 at lower volumes using my receivers 120 watts, I could not feel the passive radiators even vibrating with my finger. The point is I would want a amp that is 250 watts plus for pass speakers.

[@monroethegreat7539]

@@OldtradesReviews Thanks, So What do you think of the klipsch Reference Rc 64 iii Center speaker running with my Definitely Technology BP9080X towers? Also I have the Denon AVR-X3700H

[@OldtradesReviews]

I personally do not like their horn tweeters. I find them ear fatiguing...like concert speakers. With that said I have not listened to that speaker. It has very high sensitivity so it should play loud. The tone of the horn tweeter may not match well. The low frequency response is rated at 57 hz....so bass will probably start to drop out around 70hz. The Polk Audio reserve r400 may be worth a try as it uses tech from the legend series. It also has same parts from the tower I reviewed and those are favorites of mine. The tweeter should blend well with the 9080s

[@monroethegreat7539]

@@OldtradesReviews ok thank you

[@OldtradesReviews]

I been testing the Golden ear Aon 3.....fantastic sound quality

[@imusingsocialistmedia3014]

Is each method of connection the same quality or does it vary with different subwoofers/receivers?

[@claudineyquintana9627]

Hi, I have an Onkyo TX-RZ840 and that I've just bought and I want to connect to my external amplifier Marantz MM7055 5 channels. I tried to activate the pre-amps on my receiver, but it's not working, I mean, there are no additional amplification and also I lost my center channel

[@shoerice5083]

My situation is pretty sad. I have a reciever with no pre amp sub connection, and my subwoofer has no wire connection, only a single LFE port... i can technically connect the sub to the line out port with an adpater, but the volume will not be adjustable through the reciever, but only from the main signal source (phone,pc) Is there any way to approach this differently?

[@matthiasliebe6243]

I was wondering, I have a Logitech Z607, that includes a subwoofer with a L,R output and a sub connector. And a receiver, I got my 5 speakers connected to my Sony Receiver. How do I hook it up and will that kind of subwoofer included in that Logitech set work ??

[@OldtradesReviews]

I do not know anything about those logistics. I had some years ago but they were powered and i used them for the pc.

[@bayuseptian6264]

my jbl sub lfe not fully working on sub freq and sub volume it just work for master volume on my class D amplifier

[@bulletproofpinata2328]

Hey I have a 99 jvc stereo reciver with jvc subwoofer it only has 1 rca line input for the sub but I am unaware on how to get the reciver set up for a TV to use the subwoofer on TV sound, the model no. Is RX- 778VBK, AC 120v ~ 60Hz 320w 420va

[@OldtradesReviews]

I had a JVC dolby surround receiver as my first when I was young. Here is the manuel for yours resources.jvc.com/resources/00/00/95/lvt0171-001a.pdf

[@bulletproofpinata2328]

@@OldtradesReviews I have tried to understand it and I haven't got it down I am messing up on getting the settings down all I want to do is use the jvc sub with 1 line input rca to the sub output on the reciver while the reciver is hooked to a TV

[@bulletproofpinata2328]

@@OldtradesReviews I can get it hooked up but idk how to put the setting to make sound come from tv

[@bulletproofpinata2328]

@@OldtradesReviews I have 5 jvc small speakers I guess I can see if the reciver even puts out sound then try and problem solve from there

[@OldtradesReviews]

That sound like the best idea

[@RobertSpiller]

Well the algorhym bought me to your channel...and maybe you can help....I want to ask you a question 1st I have the Sony SSCS5 a pair, Gearit braided cables, a Fosiaudion BT30D, and the headphone amp Q4, also an Fosi Amp, now here's my problem...I hooked up everything, but there was no sound. Gearit has some long plugs, in fact from the speaker, there's a gap of about 1/8 I THINK...could that be why these are not working?

[@Alex-du2cx]

Very good

[@OldtradesReviews]

Thanks

[@aljonsnow6741]

Been all over the place and really curious how you can connect an active monitor speaker with a built-in amplifier but without a sub-out to an active subwoofer. In my case I have the Edifier R1280DB and couldn't, for the life of me, figure out how I can hook it up to an active sub. Many people keep saying they can but offer no explanation. Hope you can answer sir 😅

[@OldtradesReviews]

I looked at the pictures of it and do not see anything to support it. I have not read the instructions though. Which is important. Based on pictures only to add it in with a sub. You would have to use a device like a blue sound node and connect the sub to the blusounds outputs.

[@aljonsnow6741]

@@OldtradesReviews Wow thanks for the response sir! I have seen other posts say they used an RCA splitter and others a jumper but I really don't know how they set it up. Anyway I may have to end up getting the DBs version of these speakers with the actual sub out. What a pain.

[@OldtradesReviews]

Your welcome. If they used a Y style splitter they would send 1 of the 2, splitter outputs to the subwoofer an the other to the Edifier. That or may not change the sound quality. Be sure to use a high quality splitter if so

[@Akstergrind]

Hi, thanks for a great video, which has helped me more than any other on this subject. One small query: when using the Pre Out - RCA In method, is it a good idea to use both red & white outputs/inputs or just the white one?

[@OldtradesReviews]

Its a good idea to match the colors on the pre out. Usually left is white and red is right

[@sideeffects6570]

And you forgot to mention that you can actually hook up the RCA cable to the subwoofer plus the left and right to the subwoofer and trust me. It gets twice as powerful twice as loud, extremely strong in case you did not know that cool video though. Zoom in on the Warriors next time when you’re done with your project

[@onmywatch9165]

I believe the only way to produce double the sound is the two mono out y splitter. Splitting it to stereo make no sense since subwoofer only have one main driver. Tried two mono and boosted my sub bass but my room geometry made my sub sounds too boomy . LFE to L/LFE sounds more natural to my setup 😊

[@sudorelabs4901]

Help please. I have a passive sub (JBL 200) and a AVR 3801 Denon with pre out for amp. How do I hook it all up? How do I power the Sub

[@OldtradesReviews]

The jbl does not have a amp built in?

[@sudorelabs4901]

@@OldtradesReviews no it does not

[@Doggo_Norse]

My Subwoofer does not have LFE but my receiver does, can I just take 1 RCA cable and connect it to the LFE port on my receiver and use a Y splitter to connect it to L input and R input RCA connectors?

[@OldtradesReviews]

Thatssounds about right

[@marcosbravo87]

Wha about those subwoofer that only have red and black wire input not RCA , but then your receiver has only rca output for the subwoofer?

[@DuckAlertBeats]

Did you figure this out??

[@shoerice5083]

You use the regular speaker wires from the reciever into the subwoofer.. the line in ofc

[@darrellgee1823]

What is the make and model of receiver you have there?

[@OldtradesReviews]

It's a onkyo. Can't remeber the model number

[@darrellgee1823]

@@OldtradesReviews Oh ok i did'nt expect that.. Im assuming they are good units? I know they've been around a long time now

[@OldtradesReviews]

I been happy with my onkyos over the years. I owned several.

[@7mads]

Thanks

[@OldtradesReviews]

Your welcome

[@nickhaley1212]

Is there anyway to hook up my sub to my reciver that does not have any sub preouts, and have it with no voice like it is supose to be or would o have to add a low pass filter or something, not sure why this old reciver has no sub preouts or anything. My reciver only has 1 rca in, that is it, well that and a volume knob. Super dumb so when I hook it up it is all sound voice and bass, which sounds like crap really

[@nickhaley1212]

Ya mine has no crossover built in, which really sucks

[@OldtradesReviews]

Propbably not

[@MrMike7819]

Thank you

[@ricmarignacio7912]

Can i use my front pre out to subwoofer lfe input due to my sub pre out is not working

[@OldtradesReviews]

Are you saying. Send the receivers L/R Pre Out puts to the subs LFE Input?

[@ricmarignacio7912]

@@OldtradesReviews yes sir

[@ricmarignacio7912]

@@OldtradesReviews i have yamaha receiver rxa1020 during the test tone and auto calibration the sub is working but hwn I play music using the USB only buzzing sound came out to the subwoofer it sames like grounded

[@OldtradesReviews]

Thats strange...and not good. Check if any wires are touching metal in the speaker inputs. Make sure wires are not cracked or pets chewed them. I had Bunny's years ago that enjoyed that. Also bad wires that may be internal, inside the insulation

[@savagerc5752]

The best way to hook up a subwoofer is to use both the left and right from your pre amp and hook them directly up to your left and right on the back of your subwoofer.

[@neilhopkins6035]

I still can't figure out why you would EVER connect another "satellite" speaker from the sub-woofer? And why use the right speaker channel?

[@MrStarbor]

Unfortunately no help in my situation Sub has only 3mm input and receiver does not have sub OUT So where R and L RCAs go to into receiver terminals?

[@TFaminu]

Jesus loves you bro! subbed!

[@THEGAME-tz6yu]

thanks

[@jamesgonzalez1906]

Any one no how to connect receiver radio to amp I already got amp Speakers hooked up thanksx box360 power box and amp Speakers

[@Anbeter-der-Holle]

WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WHEN I HAVE BLUE AND BLACK ONES ON THE BACK ON MY RECEIVER LITTERELY HAD RECEIVERS LIKE THAT SINCE THE 90s Whyy Dont anyone know if you need spoil wire or not

[@OldtradesReviews]

Just see what color the manufacture has as positive or negative.....or left and right

[@GreatVomitto]

What's the point of connecting AMP to SUB and then to Speakers? Just plug SUB and Speakers parallel to the AMP.

[@reneboylumba]

How about EQ?.

[@OldtradesReviews]

Hi, I have not hooked up a EQ as my receivers always have it built in.

[@ricmarignacio7912]

So it's not possible to connect the front speaker and the high input of the subwoofer at the same time

[@OldtradesReviews]

Is the front speaker being connected with speaker wire? It depends on what the manufacture says in the manual. Always read it over. Typically for best performance, its best to only do 1. so left and right speakers with speaker wire or. left and right pre amp out puts......or just LFE. But doing both(even if manufacture allows) will overload most subs during big movie explosions.

[@ricmarignacio7912]

@@OldtradesReviews yes sir it's connecter to speaker output of the front can i connect parallel with my high level input of my subwoofer

[@OldtradesReviews]

The other problem with doing that is you cant set the volume for different inputs. For example using the L/R receiver pre out into the sub will require adjustment on the subs volume knob. So if you added the LFE in it as well...you cant adjust the knob for the LFE too. I always buy a sub and use it for 1 input only for that and overload reasons. Always check the manufactures instructions or contact the manufacture

[@sideeffects6570]

Zoom in on the wires after you hook them up next time Cameron doesn’t pick it up that good.

[@ayhanakdag2911]

8:12

[@JoeVillarreal-p5u]

Just trying to get a prostudio 15 in a sub box should I just connect it to a reciver

[@MustafaMoilwa]

I have a problem I have 2 subs but i don't have a pre out how can I connect it to an Pre out subwoofer input. AV receiver