Can I hook up a passive in-wall subwoofer to this?
1492805
This receiver burned up on me. Flames and all. I don't recall the .1 on this.
2101250
Yes - you should be able to do that as long as the sub-woofer has its own cut-off low pass cut-off filter.
1992688
Yes, sir. It has a rca plug up specifically for your subs. As long as you have everything on your end, you should be golden.
973963
the dayton audio sa230 is utilized for passive sub-woofers which are normally built inot the wall. it is utilized for base only.i have purchased and used this product for my passive sub-woofer and it works great. i don't think it is applicable for your use.
1573360
Yes, then plug your front left and right from the sub-woofer. Sound and sound control is better when connected like this. Cheers
973962
the dayton audio sa230 is utilized for passive sub-woofers which are normally built inot the wall. it is utilized for base only. i have purchased and used this product for my passive sub-woofer and it works great. i don't think it is applicable for your use.
2087610
Just plug the red and black wires into the back of the amp or receiver. Unless you don't have an extra slot for the sub. If that's the case I'm not sure how to help.
2022416
Hello Philip. I assume you mean a Visio sound bar with subwoofer output. Baring an odd connection type on the sound bar, the subwoofer should be just fine. You do need, however, to ensure that the impedance is matched and that the woofer output of the sound bar is intended for a powered subwoofer, not a passive one. If not, you risk blowing the subwoofer. Best, David
145044
if your receiver does not have a dedicated subwoofer outlet then you will need a special wire. it's RCA to speaker wire, and it's kinda pricey for a wire. you would have to tie into the left and right speakers, or maybe even all sides of the surround. the quality might be diminished since it's trying to push all the frequencies through the speaker, and not just the lower bass frequencies. heres a link to the wire you would need. IEC 18 AWG 6' Speaker Wire Pair with RCA Males - Black/Red
1645845
I'm assuming you're talking about a powered sub. Technically, you could but it'd be cumbersome to setup and highly inefficient. Those bookshelf speakers already have a crossover inside them so you'd lose a lot of power and a bit of fidelity. Are you trying to use a powered sub? Short answer: No. Don't bother.
1958894
Yes. The receiver has two subwoofer outputs. They cannot be separately controlled from the receiver.
1351593
I have a powered sub that accepts speaker-level input, and it works great attached it to the "B" output (I am only using the "A" output for my main speakers).
1317336
You will need to make your own adapter/mount as it just comes with a guide on where to drill. It's extremely light weight so it wouldn't need much work. Cabling might need to be extended as well, depending on the distance to the amplifier/subwoofer. If you're a DIY then yes, you can do it. If you're expecting an out of the box solution. Then no.
2038245
I don't think you can. I did hook up a non-powered subwoofer with an old amp but was never really happy with the sound. This Onkyo receiver has very poor bass response in my opinion. Sorry I am no help.
573080
Yes you would be able to hook it all up. But if the subwoofer isn't powered and uses the power from the Pyle receiver, then you might not be able to play it really loud before the safety cuts the power off on the receiver.
2062136
The answer is yes.You can connect both: powered and non powered subwoofers.
1082861
Yes, ass a passive (as opposed to active) subwoofer, it receives its power from the receiver. The only connections to the subwoofer are for speakers IN and speakers OUT.