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subwoofer advice
I would like to incorporate two or more subwoofers into my stereo setup using one or two powered subs (to be purchased) and a pair of Satterberg passive subwoofers that I already own. My thought was to use a splitter to connect both my speakers and a powered sub to the speaker out of the amplifier (mc2505).
Is it then possible to connect the passive subs to the powered subs in such a way that they are being powered by the active sub amplifier, rather than the main stereo amplifier?
If so, is it a good idea, and what features do I need to look for in purchasing the powered sub(s).
Any help/suggestions would be most appreciated.
Is it then possible to connect the passive subs to the powered subs in such a way that they are being powered by the active sub amplifier, rather than the main stereo amplifier?
If so, is it a good idea, and what features do I need to look for in purchasing the powered sub(s).
Any help/suggestions would be most appreciated.
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you need something like this to connect the amp to the sub via the speaker terminals. Some subs have these build in. some do not. https://www.crutchfield.com/S-LrFPSJ7FonT/p_543ADP12/Russound-ADP-1-2-Speaker-level-to-Line-level-Ad... I don't think you can drive a passive sub through the amp from the active sub but not sure. I'd just get two SVS or Rythmik sub and be done with it. Good luck , fun project! |
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