My woofer went bad and I am about to order this one....can I just unplug the cord from the old one and use it on the new one e?
2020276
If you're referring to the speaker wires, the answer is yes. Just be sure you run the speaker wires from your tuner (out) to the woofer (in). Then run more speaker wires from the woofer (out) to the speakers (in). Have a wire cutting tool handy in case you need to freshen up the exposed wire tips. Consider also the wattage of the woofer vs the wattage of your tuner before you make the purchase. The woofer is excellent, by the way.
2020277
Not really but the hookup is very similar. There are two RCA inputs on the sub and a splitter that hooks to the amp/receiver where your current cable is plugged in.
2020278
Sure..plug the RCA cable into this sub and plug the power cord into the wall outlet...I like this little sub.......good luck Diane.....
2020279
Thats what I was able to do very simple set up and very happy with ti as it works well for the cost.
534052
This happened it me as well. I changed the sub woofer cable going to the receiver.
921022
I don't see why not, if it is undamaged. There is nothing in the new horn setup that precludes you from using standard "working" wiring from an old horn.
1425861
Yes, that's all you need to do. On most speakers, these wires are already marked and the two wires come off of the cross-over electronics board. On not too sophisticated speakers you just connect them in line, meaning you piggy-back off of the regular woofer speaker wires red and black. Most tweeters like these won't be damaged if connected that way as they have a good variance resistance, and they have a capacitor attached to one of the poles for protection. I use a couple of tweeters by themselves and work just fine. These I bought to replace some damaged ones in some speakers I bought used from a friend.
661454
I bought a replacement at Radio Shack...just brought the old one in and found one with the same specs. They can help you find it, if needed. The only difference is the one they had was a white cord instead of black. But this didn't bother me as long as it still works!
73091
You have a choise, either call the manufacturer or the place you bought it and see if they can help you. Where you purchased it is the best bet, sometimes they have returns they can send back and coud exchange a speaaker. If this fails, radio shack possible would have the replacement parts to get your old speaker going.
2270418
No, I just unscrewed the old unit and screwed in the new one. I then plugged in the new unit and all worked well.
1653203
I wouldn't recommend it, you are losing out on quality for the woofer since you aren't pushing it's recommended power. Also you could possibly burn out the amp.
650086
No. I received my unit today from Amazon with manufacturing date November 2013. The unit also dropped the sub-woofer unit after first use. The unit connected for 1 minute and now it's not even pairing with the bar unit. To be honest the bar seemed used or returned item from some other customer because I can see scratches if I hold a light at a right angle. Sound is great though so order a replacement. If same issue I will return.
237107
there are different ways to wire it, if your receiver has a sub-out plug on it just get a powered subwoofer cable and plug into either r or l on the woofer. Does not matter which one. hope this helps.
840149
and you do not want to rewire your speakers if its with the JBL amp. IF you want to replace some speakers and rewire go right ahead and not use it. but if you want plug and play for the new deck and want to save money buying speakers, and paying for the install of speakers and its new wiring as the original is not in proper setup or wattage for the most common 8 ohm speakers
631218
Pull the old cord out as you put the new one in untill you get to the end of the cord and you will be fine. Look at how the old cord started and stopped. It is easy, you dont need the exaxt same length.
2196637
possibly. If you have one source splitting out into two amps, if you put it inline before both amps, you should be able to clean the noise up before it gets to the amps. I put mine between my USB dac to my 4ch amp and it was instantly better. Didn't need to use the two additional brown ground wires that are sticking out of it.
1602585
Take your cord or beat box to Best Buy or Radio Shack . They should be able to find a replacement for you.
2119108
You can try use the lineout at the front of the woofer from what I remember to have to buy the aux cable for this.
793256
Definitely. remove the old unit, unplug it, plug in the new unit and install!
1493043
I have no idea. I hope you have better luck with yours than I did with mine! It quit working almost exactly one year after I bought it. Now I have a worthless wireless sub-woofer and a worthless plastic piece of crap sound bar. Good luck!