Can Subwoofer be connected to amp?
1785219
Yes. Though it doesn't have a subwoofer out, it can be done using a subwoofer cable which has a RCA split at one end. You can try Aperion HP Subwoofer cable http://www.aperionaudio.com/things-you-need/cables-and-wires/aperion-hp-subwoofer-cable-6-meter. Using any of the Recorder 1 or Recorder 2 input, connect one end to Subwoofer Line out and other to output of Recorder 1/Recorder 2.
1785220
Not straightforwardly. There's no subwoofer output. You could probably use the tape outputts. In a worst case you could get a subwoofer with inputs for your speaker wires and outputs to carry the signal to the speakers. This arrangement is somewhat cumbersome and can be power-wasting. I would give Crutchfield a call and ask them.
520288
I haven't had the situation myself but, I would say yes because subwoofers have their own amplifiers, so you may be able to split the signal without any problem.
1708969
Kevin,The amp is already built into the subwoofer.Just hook up your tv or dvd with a coax digital cable to the unit and that should be good enough.
1753711
Yes you can.. just connect your passive speakers to the satellite output on your subwoofer.
1300676
You can buy the speaker line to RCA adapter to feed your speaker lines into the amp. I used an Audiocontrol LC6i in my setup but not necessary unless you want to add subwoofer and amps.
467282
Yes. The wire that you would plug in to your device is at the other end permanently attached to the subwoofer.
107470
No. the RCA connection will not allow that connection to be made. I made that mistake and found myself not using the wires I purchased. My advise. Take a picture of both the subwoofer and the connection on the back of your receiver and take it to best buy or radio shack. Have the attendant show you what wire to purchase then you can find it online (cheaper). Hope this helps.
1512250
Yes you can. uhmm sub controls for the amp? I think they will be on all the time. you cant switch speaker to amps
636936
Yes, you could connect the speakers this way, however, increasing or decreasing the volume would also change the output of the subwoofer. Mine are connected by separate inputs so that increasing or decreasing speaker volume does not affect my subwoofer.
427232
You can if your subwoofer has "speaker level" inputs. Many subwoofers do, just check the specifications.
2238684
If your subwoofer has speaker-level (high-level) inputs you may connect the left and right channels from your amplifier to those inputs. You will still have to connect them to your speakers to have all the frequencies of sound. If it has one LFE input you have to use the SW preout from your amplifier, you cannot use the left and right channels
2164849
The sub being used would need to have RCA inputs(how mine us currently setup). I guess you could rig up a splitter off of one of the speaker inputs. Or if your sub has input/output for speaker wire you could do that too.
2087610
Just plug the red and black wires into the back of the amp or receiver. Unless you don't have an extra slot for the sub. If that's the case I'm not sure how to help.
1753760
Yes u can but depends on how u use it im using it as a door speaker amp and well bass control wont apply if ur using subs yeah go ahead
1080204
Yes. It has a separate Line out for subwoofer. That's why I bought it 2.1 Stereo Amplifier.
968117
seeing as two other people already answeredhere http://lmgtfy.com/?q=why+you+need+an+amp+to+power+a+subwoofersimply put you need an amp to power a subwoofer otherwise it wont work
1113240
If you get a subwoofer that is powered by it's own amp, such as the Dayton SUB-1200, then all you'll need is the wiring. You'd wire the amp to the sub, then the sub to the speakers.