would this work with speakers that hook up to the sub via rca? that is what my system is composed. Would this reciever push my music if so?
1001771
You can hook up any speakers as long as you have speaker wire and the watt usage...if the watts to your speakers can handle the watts of your pye you are good
1001772
I have mini speakers and this unit is fine I do not know if yours will work
1001773
Make sure you wattage for your speakers can handle the watts from your pye your speakers can blow out...I love my pye no problems thank god..I have my pye hooked up to my sony speakers also I have Rca speakers so I have two sets of speakers hooked up and boy is that loud...LOVE MY PYE....
1001774
I run a powered sub off RCA's for my system with this unit. Banana clips for the additional non powered speakers.
2178701
This subwoofer does not accept any RCA cables, just XLR and 1/4. If you got a good quality RCA to XLR converter/cable, then you should be able to use it with a home receiver.
1838995
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.
1776617
It will work fine as long as the .1 (sub output) is not an active signal. Most receivers are not active. Usually if they're passive they have a mono RCA output, and if it's active it will have a speaker jack (for speaker wire). This sub kicks! I love the adjustable crossover, and the auto on/off feature.
1031003
Depending on the wiring harness that you may have, it may or may not work. As far as the Sub, it has a remote turn on wire for the amplifier. I think that is about it.
19712
Hello Louise, Buy a sub that has Speaker level inputs and outputs on the back ( many polk, sony, bic etc. do). Simply install right and left speaker wires to the amp as you normally would for regular speakers. Then conect those wires to the r/l speaker INPUT on the back of the sub. Then run seperate wires from the r/l OUTPUT on sub to your speakers. Works and sounds great! Hope this helps. S
107470
No. the RCA connection will not allow that connection to be made. I made that mistake and found myself not using the wires I purchased. My advise. Take a picture of both the subwoofer and the connection on the back of your receiver and take it to best buy or radio shack. Have the attendant show you what wire to purchase then you can find it online (cheaper). Hope this helps.
490770
As long as you are able to run a signal to the sub from one of the other speakers. This can be done by simply splitting the audio cable going to any main speaker - subwoofer will only require mono input for proper functioning so both red/white rca cable not needed. I do this for my system and works with no issues.
868494
if you have a surround system this will work. if you just want a subwoofer it should work as well.
1868913
This receiver does use a powered subwoofer. If you hook a non-powered speaker to this outlet, you could very well blow your sub-woofer. I wouldn't take the chance.
1719758
If you are using RCA outputs for input on the subwoofers then yes. If you are using line level inputs you will get most likely get impedance problems.
2231873
Thank you for asking. This sub is designed to take a line level signal. Without a preamp of some sort like a small mixer an iPod will not reach the potential of this amp and speaker, however you make get something from it if you had a cable that is 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo on one side and dual XLR on the other. You would need some mains for it to sound right as this is only a subwoofer so it does not provide full range audio.
490771
The only way this might work is to run the line to the passive sub into one of the speaker level inputs. Do not run the other speakers through the sub; the bass is already routed to the passive sub in your system.
546038
Hi, if you notice the picture which show the receiver's rear, you'll see you can use 6-16&#937; speakers. If your sub is powered, you should be fine.
2099477
The speakers do not attach to the sub. Speakers connect to the respective connections on your receiver. The sub to the subwoofer connection on the receiver. If you don't have a sub jack on your receiver then it will not work.
1081522
hi, i don't think is going to work, the output for the subwoofer should be without power amplification, and is usually a dedicated output, if is not there, your amplifier is not designed to connect a subwoofer. sorry.
2083317
You covered 2 of the 3 options neededThe one you did not cover is if the sub is self powered. If it is then yes it'll workIf it is NOT self powered (like mine is not) then no it will not work