..I have a Labtec speaker system..wish to move 'bass' to another spot in room..Will this Work??
444135
Not sure, sorry. If the input/output of the connectors match up you should be fine. I used mine as an extension for a headset.
444136
If you are planning on something that's plug and play it may be difficult on any setup with a mini DIN cable. That is unless this cable would just be for the sub. Only two of the pins on the cable are shielded audio cable. So if you were moving more than two channels you'd beout of luck.
2167411
That all depends on the song and what you set the gain to. If you have your gain all the way up and turn up a bass heavy song very loud then it's possible. But you have to set it beforehand so you don't blow the subs. Turn the gain all the way down, then put on a bass song very loud until your regular speakers distort, then slowly turn up the gain until your subs distort. Back it off a little bit and you should be all set to go!
727664
It depends on how for your speakers are apart I have my center speaker turned down to match my other speakers on my computer because they a little closer together I hope this helped.
2141857
Not sure I understand what you want to do. Are you talking of using "JUST" this speaker or of using your left right speakers AND this as a center? This alone will not work, but if you are wanting to use left/right speakers and then this as a center it should work. My left/right speakers are roughly six feet apart with my center in the middle and it is very effective. If your amp/receiver supports surround sound you will find that in most movies, etc. the dialogue is channeled through the center speaker. This allows the music and other sound effects to come from your left/right speakers but lets the voices seem to come from the picture itself. It makes for a more natural experience. In normal music listening the center speaker is turned down some or it would over power your left/right speakers and you would tend to lose your left/right separation. Hope this helps some.
234826
You can. Simply go to the set up section and manually raise or lower the volume for the sub. You can follow the same for all speakers in your system.
995308
It sounds to me that you actually want one of those soundbar solutions. These have multiple inputs that will accommodate multiple channels. You definitely don't want to combine the left/right/center outputs of your receiver (amp, or other media source) and connect them to the SINGLE speaker input which the Primus has. That's a recipe for disaster, and will damage the receiver.If your receiver lets you send a mono signal to all channels you might send that one signal everywhere, including this center channel, but I doubt anyone would find that satisfactory.
1667881
Brian,I'm sorry no one replied to your question. I only just got this system myself last night. You could not just plug your speakers in, because the system uses a proprietary method of plugging the speaker wires into small jacks on the back very similar to telephone jacks. You could splice the open end of the speaker cables to your existing cables, though! Not an optimal choice, I know, but a choice, nonetheless.Good luck!
80916
Yes it will work, however look up the amplifier this is a rack system.. I found my self having to by the amp for the bass subs, the two pyle voice speakers work great but it dont bump! I hope that helps
1211004
I believe you can. If you have a system with a spare "room speaker" position. You would need to get new wiring from your base station to your new location.
2133075
That is one of the problem of this system. The cables are very short about 3 ft to max 4 ft. every speaker have to connect to the bass and the base connects with three cables to the back of the computer i.e. the central and left and right speakers. So if you have the unfortunate experience like mine, after a year of use (very minimum use) one of the amplifiers component of the base panel overheated because of poor heat sink, you are left with 5 non functional speakers. The reply from the company is they do not sell the bass unit separately and I think with a little bit of sarcasm told me to buy a new unit and keep the other 5 speakers as spares. No Sir!!! I have made a decision to keep away from this company's product.
1004633
The port is on the bottom, and the pre-out SUB is where you would want to connect it. The feet on the sub hold it up plenty high for the bottom port to be functional.. In a small room, this is all the sub you need. our room is 16 x 18 with 2 open doors, still plenty of bass. it isnt the most refined sub, but properly adjusted it is not boomy either.
138522
it woudldent work becasue your subwoofer needs power (an amplified signal) and the power is carried through speaker wire, if you use this "adapter" the male lfe terminal is getting a un-amplified signal (signal with no power)
2113970
You can actually use a speaker selector to do it correctly. That makes all 4 of your speakers a zone in one room without losing power to the speakers. The pig tail method drains power so the volume would suffer probably...depends on the aggregate load of all your speakers.
2196183
No it's not going to work. This unit only works on systems that have both a matter and a slave unit... I don't know what you would use for you're application. Maybe an aftermarket stereo is better.
1602896
I actually just wired it into the B Channel connections and have had no problems...works great and that was the easiest way of wiring it. so, my speakers are in the A, the sub is in the B and I just flip the switch to A&B.; Hope that helps.
1628394
I once did this, with a high end onkyo receiver, but I built the cabinets for bass, and with proper baffling. You can do it, dont clip the amp, youll damage the speakers.
68992
The center speaker of this unit can be used for the center channel but then the remaining speakers would be useless unless they are connected to other channels of your system.