|   Can you use a sub satelite with a reciever with no sub-out?" | Moegames
Apr 2, 2002 1:21 AM | | Im wondering if you can use a receiver that does not have a sub out with a powered/amplified sub satelite speaker? Im just wondering if there is a way to get the Sub Satellite to work with a Receiver that does not have a sub-out connetion.
I have a 12inch Infinity powered sub satllite that was used for my home theater but i updated my equipment in my living room and now im planning on using a older model JVC Surround Sound Reciever for a videogame room with this extra Sub speaker i have left over. Is there a way to hook up a sub satellite speaker to a reciever that has no sub-out connection? |
| re: Can you use a sub satelite with a reciever with no sub-out?" | Dp Doc
Apr 2, 2002 2:44 AM | | It depends on the sub.....most have both high and low inputs, otherwise known as speaker level and line level. You run the speaker connections from the receiver to the high level inputs on the sub, then connect the satellites to the speaker outputs on the sub.
If you don't have speaker level inputs on the sub, you can pick up a speaker level to line level converter at radio shack for about $20. Just hook it to the "B" speakers and then to the sub. Then hook the sats up normally. |
| re: Can you use a sub satelite with a reciever with no sub-out?" | Moegames
Apr 2, 2002 8:06 PM | | Thanks for your response, yes my sub does have high/low lever speaker inputs. I happened to find my manual finally and it also showed you can do that just like you explained....thanks again. |
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