I barely know the minimum about sound systems.. But can you hook an amp up to this to add maybe another sub for extra bass?
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It comes w/a sub and only has audio in/out.In the real world it's like an old 150 watt Pioneer,Kenwood system was like.You couldn't drive a big pair of Kilpsch speakers w/ this.I hope this was helpful
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Out of box, technically no, there are ways to do it, but every way I know you end up loosing sound quality. you'll have to do some research on it but there are no out puts on this, except for the speakers, and lots of inputs.
810862
I've been happy with wiring the second inputs separately on the big L and R speakers and using that for the low end, but I'm also not a major bass-head. I'd suggest trying that first and then if you feel you need to add a sub, do it.
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No. You need an external tool for that like a karaoke machine or a pc to hook into your amp. (which you also need if you don't have, these are just speakers.) I see these kind of questions a lot, and I'm surprised no one really tries to make more casual audio gear. Seems like there's a market for it and it'd be nice to get some new faces into the discussions other than the crazy audiophiles who want to compare 1100 dollar speakers to 90 dollar ones
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I honestly don't remember. I installed mine a year ago. But I think you can. I know there is a sub out that I hooked mine into. But why would you want to? Bass is good.
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Yes u can but depends on how u use it im using it as a door speaker amp and well bass control wont apply if ur using subs yeah go ahead
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This is an all-in-1 setup. The amp is wired and set up to work with these speakers (or similar speakers in the same Ohms range). It's not built to pump out the low frequencies of a sub, nor does it have the power for it. You could use a spliter to run RCA cables to both this amp and a separate amp for a sub to "add" one to it. Or you could bridge and rewire and run one with very little power with this one, but you will eventually fry it.
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this amp will power those speaker "fair" but not to their full potential.. And a amplifier will not add bass to the speakers, the speakers have what the speakers have. If you want more bass then i recommend adding a sub or two, and in that situation this amp would power the monitors pretty nice, especially if you use this amp with a hp filter, or from the outputs of a crossover to power the mains.
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This speaker isnt really made for bass. With an after market head unit they sound nice, excellent really but id still add a subwoofer to the system if i were after loads of bass.
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Yes, a sub woofer would bring out the low end of your system and is recommended for a full sound.
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Hi, you could but it will sound muddy because there is no tweeter or horn in it. It is meant for a bass guitar. Thanks
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I'm assuming that's an amp? I have a kicker amp pushing 500 max and sounds great. Sub can handle more than what I give it
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It would give you a little more headroom and make using some additional op amps possible
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This should be fine, however, I see no reason why you couldn't add another amp. It would just be a waste of money considering the amp in these is pretty good already.
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No you can not. This unit is to small to have a lot of bass but I have been pleased with the overall sound of the unit.
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The sub being used would need to have RCA inputs(how mine us currently setup). I guess you could rig up a splitter off of one of the speaker inputs. Or if your sub has input/output for speaker wire you could do that too.
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You could. I don't know how it would work/look for center. But def plenty of bass if you turn your crossover up on receiver.
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You could. However, probably not enough wattage to power additional speakers.