Can this be used to connect to a subwoofer?
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as long as your subwoofer takes rcas then yes. most house subwoofers have either push pin or rca plugins
1069149
These would be great for connecting a sub-woofer if the sub-woofer has RCA connections for inputs. These are a heavy gauge connector. I use them all over for my stereo connections.
1616252
As long as the sound bar had a pre out for a sub you can. If it doesn't then no.
520288
I haven't had the situation myself but, I would say yes because subwoofers have their own amplifiers, so you may be able to split the signal without any problem.
421009
yes if you use red and white rca stereo audio cable to plug into the subwoofer
1776616
If the receiver has a subwoofer pre-out (which the specs say it does), you can certainly connect it to this sub. Another factor to consider for this or any sub is the crossover function. Ideally you want to let the receiver do the bass crossover. The easiest way to do this is if the sub has a crossover bypass, which this sub does not. However, you can just turn the crossover knob up to its highest frequency setting, so that it won't filtering any bass from the receiver. This works fine for me on my Denon. You may also have to play with the sensitivity switch so that the sub auto-on/off feature works. On my Denon I had to set it to the higher setting or the sub wouldn't turn itself on.
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Yes!! you can connect subwoofer and adjust them accordingly to your spec or auto mode.
711504
In theory yes, a regular rca cable can be used to connect a subwoofer to a receiver...but...as someone who tied it, I would not recommend using this cable for that purpose. The subwoofer has frequencies that a true subwoofer cable carries. Spend a bit more money and purchase a true subwoofer cable (in Amazon search: Monster subwoofer cabke). BTW In some connections the rca cable (left or right cabke doesn't matter) will not transmit any audio to the sub.
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As long as you have a separate Subwoofer out channel on the back of your receiver, it will work. You can connect this sub with any regular RCA jack
566117
I don't believe it would. Subwoofers normally require a different audio source- not just speaker wire.
2164849
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 might be able to connect one, but not cannect one! Just buy a sound bar that includes a subwoofer
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Yes, you could connect the speakers this way, however, increasing or decreasing the volume would also change the output of the subwoofer. Mine are connected by separate inputs so that increasing or decreasing speaker volume does not affect my subwoofer.
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It has 2 higher outputs more for subwoofers and then 4 lower outputs mainly for speakers. So it would work as long as your speakers are rated high enough to handle the watts for the 2 higher outputs.
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Subwoofer should connect automatically. If not, I believe there's a connect button on sub.
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Should work long as you have a rca jack for output of the subwoofer. Or you could use the pass through speaker set up as well. The speakers for R-L front speaker as a pass through to sub and then out to front speakers. Hope this helps. Chris
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No, it can't power a subwoofer. The only output is an RCA connector so you have to use a powered speaker.
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All the speaker wires are run through the back of this adapter; the adapter has the Bose plug wiring that connects to your Bose subwoofer. his should do the trick for you, good luck.