Woof Woof need a little help


Looking to buy a powered subwoofer for my son so he can hear his rap in all its "glory". I am unsure if he can use it with his current equipment. He has an old Yamaha (1979) integrated amp. Can he plug the sub into the "B" speaker inputs and set output to A & B or do subs require a special input? Thanks for helping the ignorant.
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Bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yay, bow wow wow yippy yo (the bomb)
Bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yay, bow wow wow yippy yo yo yo yo yo yo

Chorus from Snoop Dogg's Who am i (what's my name)?

It has been sometime since I connected a subwoofer to a receiver with no sub output but I believe you connect speaker wire from your receiver's outputs to your subwoofer's speaker inputs. Then you take another pair speaker wire from the subwoofer output and connect it to your speaker inputs.

Something like this. You would be utilizing the crossover of the subwoofer.

http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/lfmcompact_gallery3.html

You are a nice Dad to accomodate your son's love of rap music. My parents weren't so accomodating till I tried to improve the bass on my Dad's ADS speakers by swapping out the stock woofers with Pyle subwoofers. When I damaged his amp and the ADS crossovers he finally got me a better sound system but only after grounding me for almost 6 weeks.

Good luck.
Jedinite24, how old are you?

Quoting Snoop Dog instead of giving credit where it belongs, to George Clinton? Oh, the humanity - this young generation...
Hi Trelja

Sorry about the travesty. I knew the lyrics above were used in the chorus a Snoop Dogg track but I had the feeling that they were sampled from somewhere else but I just couldn't place it @ the time. I didn't have the time to fully research and pull the proper reference. I just copied and pasted the lyrics. They made no reference to George Clinton.

Again my apologies.