Can I plug the RCA connectors output from the sub to the RCA ones located in my cable provider box?
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I would think the RCA components would work with any standard RCA's; I've used them with various audio sources and my own cable box / DVR (DirecTV).
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I'm not sure what a cable box RCA connector is but I know you can hook them up to the headphone connector on a tv.
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Theere are two (inputs) on the RCA. I would connect one from the cable box and connect the other from the DVD. I would bypass the audio outputs from your TV if you use a cable box
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The RCA output jack is for the subwoofer only. L, R, center, and surround L&R are simple bare wire hook up. Yes, you will need to wire in a RCA jack for the sub. Shielded cables are always better with any audio application.
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yes,,you have to bridge your subs in a pro box with a single port (black and red) speaker terminal..from amp negative speaker output into negative on box,,and same for red,,from inside box bridge out to positive and negative on your subs.
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Yes. There are two separate lines each with Quarter to RCA. The cables are joined together by the rubber shielding, but can be separated completely if needed.
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No, you should buy this. You have a mono RCA out on the receiver, I'm assuming. Running a mono RCA cable to either the "L" or "R" will result in you not getting full range of sound from your subwoofer. Connecting the mono cable to this splitter will allow the subwoofer to produce the full range of sound from whatever source ou are using.
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Not really. You can plug a pair of XLR Male-Female cables into the box and use both transformers to achieve what you ask. That is, RCA IN to XLR OUT to XLR IN to RCA OUT. However, if you use the 1/8" TRS IN or OUT it is physically tied to the corresponding RCA connectors.
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The subwoofer outputs use RCA style connectors, all other speaker outputs are screw/banana plug type. So you can insert bare speaker wire and screw it up tight or attach your wires to banana plugs and insert those. Banana plugs don't provide any extra contact or quality, so don't be fooled into buying expensive ones. I get great sound from a pack of 20 I bought for $10, and chose to do so only because it's easier to insert and remove them.
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If your cable box and TV have RCA plug receptacles ( yellow, white,& red plugs)
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I would have to say yes. I used a single RCA cable, but something just didn't sound right. I then purchased a y-split subwoofer cable and there was an obvious difference, at least to me.
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No, the RCA connections are INPUTs not OUTPUTs. To connect to an analog system you will need something like:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0053VKP8S/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc;=1which works quite well.
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Yes, you can hook up using RCA cables, but you will need the RCA to 1/4 inch adapter ( Hosa Cable GPR101 RCA To 1/4 Inch TS Adaptor - 2 Pack ) So the RCA cable will not plug directly in but for $3, you can get the adapters. I have been using this subwoofer for over a year now - it really rocks!
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Yes, you'll need to buy a cable. They're very cheap at Amazon. Just make sure it's long enough. If there are two inputs, one right and one left, you'll need a 'Y' adapter at the subwoofer I'm not sure 'cause mine is boxed up. A r/l input will work with one cable, just connect it to the 'sub out' jack from your receiver and plug it into the 'R' input on the sub.
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Yes---Left and right RCA type connections to TV audio output. The input to the base is a small phono type jack. Hookup wire with proper ends is included.
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The sub comes with RCA cables. They are left and right that converge to a single.
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Some receivers have output connections that are rca. Yoy will need rca cables for each speaker