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Subwoofer - Car Audio and Video

Subwoofer??

Written by Alan in Saturday, October 06, 2007 under Home Theater
Comments: 1

Q: I have a jvc stereo in my bedroom and I am looking to hook up a subwoofer to it. Can i do that?


Can you hook a subwoofer up to a regular speaker connection on the back?

THANKS!!!

A: There are subwoofers with a crossover built in. You wire them to the normal speaker outlet on the A/V receiver. Any frequency below a setpoint (typically 80 hz, but often adjustable) is routed to the sub and the higher frequencies sent to the regular speakers. The regular speakers are wired to the sub output. If you get that type you can do what you describe.

Hope that helps.

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Vires Said in Saturday, October 06, 2007

It can be hooked up, but you may not have enough power to give the subwoofer good sound.

Subwoofer - Do they make adapters for the wire connections in the back of a subwoofer?

Written by 3-jack | Monday, February 04, 2008

I'd like to use a RCA cable to plug in my Subwoofer to my receiver. The problem is that my Sub has speaker wire connection in the back, while the receiver uses a RCA connection. Any ideas?? Thanks!


A: "42" is correct. This will not work.

Here is the rule:

- RCA cables are "line-level". The signals carry no power to drive speakers.

- Speaker wires are POWER wires - they contain enough watts to drive speakers.

Let me guess - your subwoofer is NOT self-powered? (no AC power cord).

If it has 2 speaker inputs and 2 speaker outputs - you can do this:

Run your L/R speaker wires to the...

How to change a Passive Subwoofer to a Powered subwoofer in a Phillips Home Theater System?

Written by bilmer_56 | Monday, December 15, 2008

I currently have a 1000 watt Phillips home theater system and would like to get rid of the passive subwoofer and put in a powered subwoofer. The phillips system does not have component audio outputs. It only has the two small speaker wires that go to the subwoofer. Please let me know how I can hook up a powered subwoofer to this system.


A: Unfortunately, many HTIB systems and other similar home theater package systems just don't give you the flexibility that a modular system would give -the price you pay for budget-minded convenience. However, you should have an AUX OUT or an alternative AUDIO OUT that you may use as a SUB OUT. Even the CENTER OUT would work if you have one on your HTS.

Or, as a couple of options, you could either get a higher efficiency/performance passive sub if you just need more...

What subwoofer for a 2004 Ford f250 Superduty Heavy Duty Crewcab?

Written by atexas150 | Saturday, March 22, 2008

Right, so I'm planning on purchasing and installing a subwoofer for my truck, and I was wondering what subwoofer would be the best for it, and any links to guides for it would be helpful.
I really want something for a louder and deeper sound, but still clear.


A: put a subwoofer in your truck