Just thought of another issue, it will be important to choose a woofer with the same sensitivity of the other in-ceiling speakers, although a 1db difference will likely not matter.
adding a subwoofer to my 2 channel lanai system
If my question has been addressed, my apologies.
My living room 2.1 system is powered by a Mcintosh MA6500
integrated amp. The speaker 2 section is dedicated to a 2.0 system consisting of two in ceiling speakers (8 ohms). I would like to add a in ceiling subwoofer driver.
How would I do this?
Thanks in advance.
My living room 2.1 system is powered by a Mcintosh MA6500
integrated amp. The speaker 2 section is dedicated to a 2.0 system consisting of two in ceiling speakers (8 ohms). I would like to add a in ceiling subwoofer driver.
How would I do this?
Thanks in advance.
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Since living room speakers are 6 ohm with a powered sub, impedance will not be a problem. As far as the SpeakerCraft and OEM Systems, these were just shown as examples of how to properly do what you were asking. Another option would be a ceiling mounted woofer with an external subwoofer amp like these, ICS11 Ceiling Subwoofer M3 Subwoofer Amplifier The subwoofer amp will need to connect to the MA6500's L&R pre out. |
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