Two subwoofers for two channel music listening
You will get a cleaner signal (bass) from the line level, as an amps speaker output, is far dirtier. Also this is what happens inside a sub, follow the speaker level input and it goes through a "dropping opamp" IC11A and then goes to the "line level rca input opamp" IC11B then to the rest of the subs amps, so by using line level you also use one less opamp as well. https://ibb.co/3cmCWC8 Cheers George |
You take them from your pre/source, you can stick these on the pre’s output or the Belle’s input to get a line level to each of the subs. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1pcs-1-RCA-Male-Plug-To-Dual-2-RCA-Female-Jack-T-Adapter-Connector-Gold-... https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Gold-1-RCA-Male-Plug-To-Dual-2-RCA-Female-Jack-Right-Angle-F-Adapter-Con... Cheers George |
@georgehifi Yes, I could, for 2 channel. But I then lose my subs when in HT mode via my Parasound ZPre3 pass-through. I can double check, but although that pre has a sub line-out, it does not transmit the sub signal while using pass-through. Which means I would have to use the AV receiver line-outs with a splitter. The RCA adapter might work though. Seriously, not sure it is worth the hassle, but could consider it. |
