Connect a Subwoofer to Anything... Easier than you think

[@Gxbbzee]

I'm not joking when I say I've been trying to work out how speakers are connected to each other/amps/subs etc for 3 days without things making a whole lot of sense, and this one video has me understanding everything to do with subs perfectly. Much appreciated!

[@OlsonCreativeLLC]

Another great video, I bought the Sony subwoofer on sale for 98 bucks and now I know how to hook it up, thanks Randy

[@LocD29]

Thanks for making my mind right when I'm screaming into the abyss! You keep me dialed in!!!

[@michaelschafer6379]

Ok, I try that with my cheap ass Mohr subwoofer ... the settings etc. ... I may later change to a Polk matching the new fronts and rears ... ... finally some understandable instructions.

[@Guru4hire]

I am still running my Hsu subs. They aren't the fanciest. They aren't the most expensive; they aren't the cheapest. But they have been making me happy for a long time now.

[@carlbrown3906]

I just bought a used powered subwoofer and I thought it would hook right up but no.... you have really helped and I didn't want wast my money

[@sule_imani]

Thank goodness for this video. This guy's whole vibe and demeanor is just gold

[@Anon00731]

LPF low pass filter. Great channel, love the Everyman vibe. Please keep it coming.

[@markceci9896]

Good video! A couple of points: 1. Line level is the unamplified preamp level. Use RCA jacks or balanced connections, if you have them on your equipment. 2. You can use a y-connector on your preamp output if you have powered speakers. Run one leg to the main and one to the line input on the sub. It won't provide high pass filtration to the powered speaker, but you can definitely run a sub. 3. Some audio guys like using the speaker level (powered signal) even better than the preamp level signal They claim it helps match the sound signature better. 4. Many people use a sub as an add on to the main speaker when it is for music. In that case. No hp filter on the mains. 5. If you wire in a capacitor to block hi frequencies on the mains, try to use a decent one. Electrolytic types do have bad toleancing and the tend to store the energy longer and smear details a bit. If using 100 speakers, don't sweat it.

[@jungtarcph]

#2 is a no-go, unless just for fun. Or at least the volume won't be the same for Right and Left. #4 that is not true, most stand mounts will benefit from a high pass filter, and let the sub exclusively play the very low end. :)

[@markceci9896]

@@jungtarcph I respectfully disagree with your statement. 2. Is fine. A powered sub and then powered speakers. Each with volume control. Then left and right channels, each with a y jack. Or, just run preouts to the sub/s and high pass from subs to powered satellites. 4. This is done all of the time. I personally like a high pass filter to the bookshelf, but it is not always necessary. If they do a great 50 hz, you may just add the sub at the bottom. There are lots ways, but, none of mine were "wrong".

[@wvrnstng]

Hey man, I was wondering if I Could run rca cable from my 3.5 pc port, split it with y-connectors into 2 pairs of left and right, and connect each to an active sub and active speakers? You sound like a good person to ask 🙏

[@markceci9896]

@@wvrnstng Yes you can definitely do that. Depending on the output levels in the PC, the signal may be a bit weak. May not produce 2V at all four of the RCA outputs. Hook it up and check the levels. Is it loud enough? Is the base response punchy enough? The preamp signal is very important for dynamic capability. If it is lacking, get a simple preamp, (there are many) and run the 3.5 jack/RCA adapter into it. Then split the output of the preamp into the active speakers/subs.

[@wvrnstng]

@@markceci9896 Thank you!

[@DrGIzmoBRad]

Randy, another option to the 'inline' capacitor high pass filter is to put a higher power resistor in parallel with the capacitor. This will be kinder to your amplifier at low frequencies. For example if your speaker is 8 ohms, and you want 50% less bass, you will put an 8 ohm 50 watt resistor in parallel with the capacitor you're using.

[@KiraSlith]

Came across this while trying to figure out how to mod in a subwoofer out on a Bose speaker pair with integrated power. While this didn't solve the problem, it did give me some ideas on how to pull it off and how to isolate the bass response on the speakers themselves. Thanks!

[@ramondelgado6778]

Very informative! Great info on not only adding a sub, but also what to look for in a sub for your particular situation. Your reviews are awesome! I'd love to see you do a budget streamer shoot out, or for the budget home theater guy "how to live without a center channel" or "budget home theater without a center channel" or "cutting ties with your center channel", and also "budget-minded upgrade your speaker cables/RCA's/ subwoofer cable/ etc." Excited for the sub $300 speaker challenge"!!!!!

[@cheapaudioman]

Appreciate it. You've got some great ideas and I'll put them to use... I owe you, my friend.

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

You just saved me a lot of money on the headphone amplifiers I was thinking about buying because some had "sub-outs".

[@lwdp74]

I used to set up subwoofers and used a capacitor as a hi pass filter at the amp’s inputs instead of the speaker inputs. This meant the input impedance was higher and more linear than a speaker’s and eliminates low frequencies from reaching the amplifiers. As an amplifier’s impedance is 10k or higher a much smaller and higher quality capacitor can be used and a speaker’s input impedance is anything but linear. I’ll have to look up my equation for determining the amp’s -3 db point as my memory is vague. Think it’s 1/2pi f c. Polarity change doesn’t need a switch, just reverse the speaker wires.

[@williamtech4668]

these video made my audio system way cheaper then it has too. Thank you!

[@MrRasgabriel]

Interesting story: I purchased a Klipsch R-12SWi on Amazon and it was basically DOA. I called and went back and forth with them about connections and this and that to troubleshoot the issue. In the end they refunded me the money and said do with the speaker as you see fit. I guess it was too expensive to send back. So, without anything to lose, I took the sucker apart and soon found that the positive wire leading to the driver had a failed solder connection. I soldered the connection back and it now works like a charm. I feel slightly guilty but oh well... such is life. It sounds good I guess but I have nothing really to reference it to. I am running all Klipsch and being the noob I am went with the sub as well. Though SVS is staring at me. If I was to change anything now it would probably be the Receiver. I am running an Onkyo TX-NR 636.

[@cheapaudioman]

I have an oknyo 686 and another older one. They're solid. I like mine.

[@MrRasgabriel]

@@cheapaudioman how does your 686 compare to the marantz you reviewed?

[@navrasicsi]

Hi Randy, I love your videos very much. Do you know why? You bring me back to my teenage years (I am 44 now), because you are exactly like my high school German teacher, Herr Geiger. You eyes, your beard, your hair, your wrinkles, the style how you speak, your gestures, everything exactly like him used to be 25 - 30 years ago. In this video you even you are teaching me. Magical. :)

[@YoungOldDude]

Good video dude / tutorial! Well done, like lamends terms style. You've definitely conveyed it in a non-intimidating manner. I'm all about lending ones experience in such a way to make it easier for the unfamiliar to receive without all the pretense / intimidation / elitist factors. After all, at the end of the day, its really all about the love of listening to / enjoying music & all the feely/feels that ensue. Well done, again, Sir!

[@barrycraig1675]

You all need to try HSU subwoofers. I have 2. They blend in so smoothly! They make my movies sound incredible. My little Revel center channel sounds like a huge wall of sound. I don’t know how they do it. I’ve got Revel and Definative technology subs and they don’t even come close!

[@cheapaudioman]

I'll check them out. Thanks for the heads up.

[@anthonyalvarado1635]

This might have been a simple video for you to make but I have been trying to understand this concept for a very long time. Thank you so much for all of your videos and knowledge you are a blessing to the average High fi enthusiast !!! And BTW to all fans reading this Randy is just as cool in person . I met him at axpona and he took a photo with me without any hesitation. Super cool bro 😎

[@cheapaudioman]

Hey, Anthony! Great meeting you.

[@chinmeysway]

Oh damn this doesn’t speak to powered vs passive though. Sucky

[@eespinosa64]

By the way, I love the cheesy 70's game show music.

[@sonicboomin]

i pulled out my old kenwood sw-35HT sub and been using in along with polk rti-28 bookshelf speakers for my pc. have dac and amp. Dont wanna leave my PC anymore.

[@wkt8712]

Believe me, subwoofers can literally always be installed. I use a pair of edifier s1000 active speakers (they have no output at all). I paired them with a subwoofer from a Swedish brand "Audio Pro", that only has a 3.5mm input. Since i only have inputs on both devices, i will not be able to feed the signal through the speakers in a loop. Therefore i just seriously used a 1x 3.5mm to 2x 3.5mm splitter, for like 3 dollars. This made my signal play on two different speakers at the same time (the sub & and my edifiers). Some argue that this will lead to "mono", however Stereo worked perfect, i tried a simple "right to left test", no problems here.!

[@iwilltouchyourtoes]

I've got this same issue, do you mean your literally splitting the source to 2 devices to get this working?

[@DescartesRenegade]

What if the powered set of speakers is using fiber optic, dig coax, or USB...? You're assuming everyone runs analog to them.

[@youridv]

You can also just y split RCA cables without issues. If you have active speakers and use an analog input, say from your pc/laptop's headphone / audio jack you can just split them to the active speakers and the sub.

[@treenugs117]

Ok so my setup will work then? I purchased the "monoprice 8" powered subwoofer" but I've never delved into a real sub rather than what's included with my speakers over the years and thought this would work with my soundbar/sub combo. Basically I have that setup (when playing through wired) to where the 3.5 mm y splitter has the soundbar and my Bose companion speakers plugged in but say I unplug the Bose speakers could I then just use the rca to 3.5 from the sub to the other side of splitter then to my phone/computer?! Seems self explanatory but my mind is starting to twist thinking about these connection methods 😆

[@youridv]

@@treenugs117 What you would do is plug 3.5mm in your phone or computer and then y split to the soundbar, speakers and sub.

[@davidfinnell1660]

Watched a few of your videos and got some great info! Got a pair of RP 500M and drive it with the little T9 in my 13x11 office and it sounds better than I could have imagined! Subwoofer next although it really doesn't need it. Thanks for the great info!

[@bedtimeread]

I'm a simple man, I see a extra headphone jack, I plugin in sub.

[@theloniusyt6673]

Hey bro one doubt

[@davidjudd951]

I like Leonard Skynyrd too.

[@MrViper7121]

I'm sure you're the same way with the hoes

[@pauljohnson1991]

You had me at "cheap audio guy"

[@rosscopeters9572]

Straya Reppin love you bro. I like your delivery and product knowledge.

[@bella3008]

Klipsch R-12SW Reference Powered Subwoofer, when on sale, sells for 150 bucks at Costco.

[@ramondelgado6778]

Polk 10" sub on Amazon for $109 rated and reviewed MUCH better. Model PSW10. That Klipsch is not rated well at all. Good luck.

[@cheapaudioman]

Nice

[@MtbStoat]

Thanks! (For some reason you remind me of Bill Paxton; "17 days? Are you not keeping up with current events? Man, we ain't gonna last 17 hours!")

[@griffinmichel8171]

For powered speakers you could use a mini dsp to create a Filter and use one of the outputs as a sub preout

[@cheapaudioman]

I like it but newbies' heads just exploded when they read your comment. That would be a hell of a good video though.

[@Kelembor]

@@cheapaudioman Newbie with head exploded here. How can I connect a sub to my powered speakers? No sub out anywhere.

[@markceci9896]

@@Kelembor If you are using powered speakers, you must be running a set of RCA jacks from your receiver or preamp, correct? If so, buy a couple of RCA Y-jacks. Single male-2 female. Then plug the RCA jacks you currently use to one of the female jacks, per channel. Then connect the other 2 left over female jacks, (1) per channel, to your sub.

[@markceci9896]

Actually it's even easier than my above scenario. If the sub has preamp in and preamp out, which most do, you can just use those connections. But you could have lots of long lines running if your sub is off to one corner.

[@DescartesRenegade]

Not if the DAC is IN the set of speakers already. Buying an external DAC seems to defeat the purpose of simplicity. There are powered studio monitors or powered multimedia speakers.

[@beasteternalinferno2586]

Very helpful. I always wondered why those terminals were there. Now I know. Thank you!

[@derekthornton1328]

Hey, I have an older NAD intergrated amp. It has preamp out, main in rca jacks on the back. There is a metel jumper going from the left in to the left out and right in to right out. So, we all know these jumpers connect the onboard amp to the preamp. You remove the jumpers the onboard amp does not work. Lets say you want to use the onboard amp to run your front speakers. In this case you would have to run a pair of rca's from the pre out from amp to input on sub and then another set of rca's from output on sub back to line in on amp. Or, use a set of rca Y's to connect the pre outs/main ins and then run a singe rca to just the input of the sub. And, some of the newer subs do not have 4 rca's(2 in, 2 out) on the plate amp like the model you are using. They only have a 1 set of inputs. In that case you would have to use the pair of rca Y's with a single drop to the sub. Is this correct?

[@PAULPINBALL]

Great video and as a bonus, you’re funny as well, entertaining!

[@yendikruof]

Thanks for the info. I learned more from you in 5 minutes than the store sales staff at Best Buy could do in the same amount of time.

[@hipidipi20157max]

Thank you! Is there a decent but affordable subwoofer? Is it better a passive or active one?

[@titan90000]

Thanks for information! Love the shirt.

[@Silverlining1111]

Hi Cheapaudioman, first thanks for your videos they are great! 1) For adding subwoofer on open baffle, one on each channel (L & R total 2) or single one place on centre, will it make a significant different? 2) My pre amp have a tape rca out, power amp only have speaker out, use pre amp tape out or power amp speaker out to subwoofer amp will be better? 3) If I use the high level out from subwoofer to main speakers, will it change the sound fr my power amp? 4) How about connect an active crossover fr pre amp tape out > another power amp > subwoofer drivers? thanks. 🙏

[@kgobrien1]

Very good information. I like your down-to-earth style

[@cheapaudioman]

Thanks so much.

[@richgrieco2455]

Hi Randy. I purchased a Fosi BT20A amp and Sony SSCS5 speakers based on your reviews. This $200 dollar system sounds much better than my $500 Sonos Five. I am going to add the Sony Core sub-woofer SA-CS9 with an in-line bass blocker. The SSCS5 speakers go down to 53 Hz. Question: 1) Can you recommend what size first order high pass filter should I buy for this system? 2) Where can I purchase high pass filter online?

[@Anand.Asrani]

Hey Randy ! So much Useful Information here ,Thanks .

[@RockCity1111]

I'm definitely late to this video but I have some freshly made coffee

[@cheapaudioman]

Nice. I'm about thread to go get my second cup, my friend.

[@MrPolly1120]

So I bought the Sony receiverSTRDH190 on your advice, thank you and it sounds great, can I hook up a subwoofer to it, please let me know thankful your input.

[@crzxm]

Yes, I have the same receiver.

[@jocknarn3225]

Bin sitting here wondering who he reminds me of ... Matt Damon ... ay? @ 3.09mins in .. there, right there’s my life-saver .. Jumper cable-city, u-beaut! .. my Krix sub’s arriving soon 2 compliment the Krix bookshelfs (good Aussie clobber mate) from the refurbed Pioneer A400. CD music’s fine .. my ripped-2-iTunes library on my MacMini, using a sneaky line amp. Anyways, looking 4ward enjoying acoustic jazz & classical string ensembles & movies.

[@agentbrown321]

You don't have to have a sub out on powered speakers. I ran into that issue with the elac navis. What you can do is if you have a separate pre amp and dac or if it's integrated you connected the pre-amp out connection to the subwoofer's in rca left/right channel and then you connect the powered speakers to the subs rca out. So it goes speakers > subwoofer > preamp > Dac > source (pc ,cd player etc)

[@Akstergrind]

Thanks for this, Randy. I've just been randomly twiddling the knobs on the back of my sub, and kidding myself I knew what I was doing! Phase? Yeaaah, we'll have some more of that!

[@cheapaudioman]

I'm probably going to remake this video with some b roll

[@ANFEAGM831]

Besides the informative videeos you provide although this video was uploaded a while ago. I hope whatever you was dealing with got dealt with. Best of health and wealth man.

[@jeffcrum1511]

I have a SONY STR-GX69ES am using Tape Monitor out to LOW LEVEL INPUT on my RCA SUB /PRO SW 60P work s fine 🎶

[@laika25]

Hahaaaa, so nervous ....Cheapaudioman at the beginning

[@GTsmokeya1]

First off, love the info on this topic. Great job explaining everything as easy as possible. Secondly I love the shirt, super jealous.

[@cheapaudioman]

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[@KevinStriker]

I'm big on 'Alien', too. Might have to get that and the original poster on a shirt.

[@tycheesey]

Dude. That shirt is sick. Also a great review! Thanks for the tips!

[@cheapaudioman]

Thanks, man. Website called 6dollar t shirts or something like that. They have a bunch of cool 90’s movie reference t shirts. Also have a cyberdyne skynet one too. Thanks for noticing. No one gets it.

[@TheCookieMonstersDad]

Looks like I know what I'm doing tonight. Getting me some t-shirts! Lol

[@cheapaudioman]

@@TheCookieMonstersDad they’ll get you with their 80’s and 90’s pop culture references and their low low prices...

[@tycheesey]

Was halfway expecting you to end the episode with, “This Is Randy, Last Survivor Of The Nostromo, Signing Off.”

[@cheapaudioman]

@@tycheesey I missed an opportunity on that one. Interestingly enough, I also have a Nostromo t shirt from the same company. Highly recommended. My heart is warmed that someone actually got the reference.

[@aualdrich]

So helpful for my new sub! Thanks! Also, since installing my sub, I thought I was imagining things when my Klipsch bookshelf speakers started sounding crisper. Your explanation makes sense as to why that's true!

[@iCyclone]

Cool video. As a hardcore weather nerd (I chase hurricanes), it's cool to see hardcore nerds in other arenas (like audio equipment) doing their thing. 👊

[@iCyclone]

P.S. To be clear, I mean "nerd" as a compliment. Like, someone who's deeply specialized in some topic.(Didn't want to seem insulting.)

[@tedwebb646]

4/6/2021 10:55 pm I put together a small office system. I think I need a subwoofer but the amp does not have a subwoofer jack. This is my system- Fosi AudioBT20A Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Audio 2 Channel Amplifier Receiver Mini Hi-Fi Class D Integrated Amp 2.0, Klipsch Bookshelf Speakers, Qudelix 5K DAC Amp. Just looking for a way to do a little more with the bass.

[@lesmatthews459]

I thought this was going to a boring video as I thought I knew all that stuff. BUT - WOW - I learnt a whole lot!! Thank you!!

[@gerritzondag1585]

Such an informative video. Thank you!

[@llewellynGS1]

does one really need the capacitors for a good sound? Also, could the subwoofer just be plugged into the "b" speakers of the Sony receiver?

[@madcrabber1113]

No and yes

[@ShikataGaNai100]

I have a couple of Monoprice 8" subs in various rooms in my place. Do they blow away my dual 8" Behringer Truth 2092A? No, they do not, but they also weigh about 1/4 the amount and cost about 1/6th of what that Behringer Buick cost. LOL

[@solomonanczarski5402]

What edifiers do you have in your office? Also what model is the sealed 10in sub you have? Been looking all over for cheaper sealed sub options

[@DOCscvmc]

Learned alot from this one, thx, oh and what's your coffee of choice? I would guess Black Rifle.

[@Orionsbelt31]

Thanks...lots of good info. I want to connect my passive sub with +/- wire inputs to my AV receiver that's expecting that single pre sub in. Do I absolutely require a separate amp in the middle? It sounded like you briefly touched on that by connecting the sub to your front speakers [?] or something like that. I've read a few examples but they don't seem to finish off the how to. Hope you can shed some light.

[@hmrowland6114]

Thanks Randy. Hook up/wiring education is appreciated. FYSWH

[@NikVilluri]

Superb explanation! I have a HTIB Sony IV300 which is hooked to a passive subwoofer via speaker wire. Will connecting the same to an active subwoofer work?

[@Dmeech100]

If running audysey, what should I set the volume on kind on the suv to before starting the auto setup? Half way? All the way up? Quarter of the way?

[@jroberts5879]

Just a quick question: can I connect a subwoofer to the line out on my stereo amplifier and are there any disadvantages...

[@stuartshort1745]

love the video.... question can i connect my REL Storm to the tape out connection on an amplifier?

[@stuartshort1745]

or pre amp out

[@robertt9342]

How do you wire a powered sub using speaker level sub out? Is it just one side of the speaker level input or to both?

[@brianwheeler3861]

I drive myself crazy with this I have you can't be switched my speakers around so many times it's not even funny but I don't have an actual Center Channel speaker so I use a JBL Arena bookshelf intimidating and I had two vintage Sony 10-in Tower speakers and two awia speakers which I use for my surround sound and so far it's the best I've been able to get it to sound

[@S_M_0009]

Thanks. Great video . Well explained.

[@audiobuff77]

Thanks for the video. I was thinking of getting the 60 watt Monoprice sub to connect to a 7 watt Tube Cube amp. Will that work?

[@davidmcrae6922]

I have a Bose TV Speaker with a Bass output connector (3.5 mm mic). Bose offers expensive Bass Modules for that port. I have an active subwoofer (different brand) with integral amplifier. I've connected to its "Line in" RCA connectors, but no sound. Is there something proprietary inside the Bose product that only allows their bass modules?

[@monash4250]

Thank you for this video. I had a question though. I have an old JBL SB400 soundbar with subwoofer. The Soundbar is no longer working but the subwoofer is good. How can I repurpose it? It is a wireless subwoofer so it doesnt have any ports in the back. Is it possible to connect it to my PC so i can use it as a sub for the PC. I already have 2 M-audio desktop speakers connected to the PC.

[@austinskillings4550]

Hey! I'm having a lot of problems figuring out AMPLIFYING my studio monitors! They are all passive but I can find an amplifier for required specs! What can I do? There are some out there but they are like 500 dollars but it doesn't sound right? I just want to power them a couple hundred watts? It says it can handle 140 watts 8 ohm per speaker. 75 rms! Any thoughts because I see your speakers in the background there! 😋 Do I make my own or what?

[@ThatCrazyRCGuy67]

Great video..i got a Klipsch Cinema 600 soundbar, wich has a sub out...if i wanted to hook up a powered sub to it, when i change the volume of the soundbar..the volume of the sub wont go up or down right?

[@petersze7127]

"I digress.."..damn, i like this guy..

[@cheapaudioman]

Thanks, Peter. I imagine I’d like you too

[@noname1st139]

This taught me about phase on my guitar too plus some great information well explained,I come here to see if you had a hack to turn my oldish Samsung subwoofer into a Bluetooth 1 to pair with a new Samsung sound bar, seems a waste getting rid of a working item👍

[@moss8448]

do you put the passover between the subwoofer and amp or FROM the subwoofer to the speakers?

[@stephencampbell9886]

Thanks Randy! I have been doodling ideas about how to connect my TDK S60 Subwoofer into my Panasonic SC-PM45 shelf stereo system to work with my Sherwood DSS250e speakers that I purchased new December of 1988. Replicating the circuit to accept speaker level inputs and using a capacitor for high pass cut-off sounds possible, maybe a sniffer circuit to pick off the signal and reproduce a line level output to head off to the subwoofer... although the Sony subwoofer that you talked about might be a good idea... I have some old National black and white television equipment looking for a home... you don't want that do you? Just thought you might be into that ... I am in Melbourne, there are direct flights to Dallas...could just put them in stowage if you had some contacts in the airlines...

[@srupp9271]

I watched your review on the SVS Prime Wireless SoundBase. And I expected to see if it has a High pass filter?

[@AdarsStha]

Nice and informative video! But i dont think I'll be able to watch your videos without switching the playback speed to 2x honestly.

[@adctex]

Trying to do pretty much this same thing... except.... The Polk subwoofer I want to use is entirely wireless. The only cord that is connected to it is the power cord... no input or output jacks. My soundbar, ZVox AV155 does have pin plug output jack for it's intended subwoofer. Any ideas on how this could be make to work...??

[@Strings-jg2to]

So I only have one RCA type input for one cable on the back of my receiver but on the subwoofer there's an in and out RCA input. Where do I connect the cable on the sub? The "in" or the "out"?

[@bonneyfernandes7062]

Can i connect tweeters(Front right left speakers) directly to an active woofer and play music without an external amp/ reciever. If yes, how do i hook up my phone or other device to play music

[@bertroost1675]

I like tubes and solid state. I have several systems of each. I really want an all tube powered system with a passive subwoofer. Is this possible? If it is possible what passive sub is recommended?

[@hrvojebartulovic7870]

How to orientate condensor's +and- side in relation to amp-sub,?? Also, I have a Peavey 300watts combo bass amp with 18 inch driver. Any way of using that as a sub???

[@mattnoneyabizniss9735]

That's hilarious that I added stealing to part acquisition process lol

[@proballman]

You’re doing a great job and putting out great content. Watched several of your videos and enjoyed them all. I’m getting back into the Hi-Fi world in 2021 from a long time off and glad to have stumbled across the channel. Secondly, that’s a great shirt!

[@cheapaudioman]

Yeah. They're the leading terraformer out there

[@joeyfesta2042]

❤So happy I found your videos. Newbie just joined.

[@dericklong6191]

I'm looking for something to run my 12 inch kicker in my house. I'm using a 2.1 50+50+100 and it's not that great. Are those 500 watt mono sub amplifier boards from Ali express any good?

[@Schmeck626]

This was very helpful.

[@a22fc]

Speaker level inputs is the same as high level inputs?

[@imedina619]

great video. thanks for the instructions!!!

[@lafaina79]

Ive got a question for you, i have a Blu-ray hometheatre all in one, the sub isnt powered and has a proprietary plug. There's no other sub exit, only the 3 rca audio video. How can i plug a powered sub in it?

[@curry3036]

I used Yamaha im good with soldiering wires it not hard to do i did the high filter on the rears I do hole repair on sub and speakers

[@fireeyes5399]

HI there. I just found some of your videos and very good too. My situation/problem is I have an old Subwoofer that just has Speaker Wires (Non Powered Sub) and I just recently bought a Sony STR-DH 790 Receiver and obvious has Sub Out , but I don't know what to do to connect it to the Receiver since the Sub is OLD SCHOOL. Any suggestions. BTW I"M new to Recievers and I wanted a Dolby Atmos Receiver. Hope you can help me. thank you ahead of time.

[@johnallen6787]

If a powered sub has a bypass feature, is it okey to leave the sub on? I'm using the SONY SA-WM40 POWERED ACTIVE SUBWOOFER.

[@davidjudd951]

Depending on whether you wire them in series, or parallel, coils and capacitors can be used for both high pass, and low pass filters.

[@rosineer]

How about active speaker that are connected with 3.5 cable. Speakers that I'm talking about are Foster PMO.3

[@frantotti9754]

Is it possiable to connect subwoofer (Edifier t5) with bluetooth speakers (Libratone live) ! using AMP + DAC from IFI (IFI zen + IFI can) ?

[@SuperXVG]

Hi! Maybe I missed it in this video but was wondering if I can connect my older passive onkyo sub that has only two speaker wires to my newer onkyo receiver that has rca sub out. I can get rca to av adapter but will it work? I am assuming that newer receiver is for powered subs mainly. Thanks!