Can this sub be paired with the YSP-4100 sound bar via the wireless adapter?I have not found specific documentation on Yamaha.
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From the info. that I found, it can be. The following link may help you a little more. http://diamondcase.com/Knowledge/Knowledge_HTML/Yamaha_Sound_Projectors.HTML
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It can not. You will have to run a cable from the receiver to the subwoofer.
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This subwoofer does not have built-in wireless capability.You would need to contact Yamaha support to confirm if there is a wireless adapter that is compatible with your sound bar and this subwoofer.
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No I believe not. The wireless adapter simple allows you to communicate with the receiver, not cross-talk with other peripherals.
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Yes. I have that combo in my condo and it sounds very good. The sub actually makes the sound bar sound better.
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The Yamaha YWA-10 wireless network adapter is a adapter wireless only, no bluetoothThe Yamaha YWA-10 wireless network adapter can be used to connect a device such as Yamaha receiver, a smart TV or Blu-ray Disc player etc to a wireless home network.The YWA-10 connects to the Ethernet port on the back of your device and communicates directly with your wireless router.
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I have this exact setup and it works fine. My soundbar has optical input, but my headphones are analog, so the second line from the splitter actually goes to an analog converter, which the wireless headphones connect to. Perfect sound in both the soundbar and the headphones.
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Dear Jamie,Excellent question! The subwoofer is both wireless and has its own amp. Please let me know if I can be of additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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The YSP-4100 has a standard RCA jack pre-amp output terminal, suitable for a powered subwoofer. The Bose GS SII subs that I've seen online seem to use a proprietary connector and don't have standard RCA input jacks nor any other two-wire connector terminals. Because of this, there is no easy way to connect the two together.
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I know this question is dated. However this unit can be attached to a sound bar which in turn could have either a wireless or wired subwoofer.
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Many soundbar systems with wireless subwoofer seem to suffer with interference with wireless router. I understand that this JBL system has a way to do wireless pairing between the soundbar and the subwoofer, but does it actually change wireless channel to avoid interference?
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The speakers both hook up to the sub which is the (main unit for this, theater speaker system). No it's not wireless!Once these speaker wires are hooked up to the sub/amp. You'll need to purchase a Toslink cable, (Panasonic dose not supply one with this unit); get one long enough so you can place the sub where you want it.. " I purchased a Blue Rigger cable 6' " hope this helped you?
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Bass is pretty good by itself. At first I did not have a subwoofer and it sounded fine. However, I later got the MartinLogan 700W to go along with it, and love it. Any subwoofer can connect to this soundbar when wired, but only MartinLogan SWT-2 wireless will work. I have the MartinLogan 700W. The "W" is important because it has SWT-2, unlike the older model 700, which is SWT-1.
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This amp unit will not connect to your home theater receiver directly. You would need to reduce the speaker level output from the receiver to a line level input to Pyle amp. I used it for a subwoofer amp because the receiver has a line out RCA output that connected directly to the 4100.
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I ended up getting a Yamaha sound bar. I don't know if it's the best, but it does work great. Yamaha YAS-103 Soundbar with Bluetooth (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Hello Philip. I assume you mean a Visio sound bar with subwoofer output. Baring an odd connection type on the sound bar, the subwoofer should be just fine. You do need, however, to ensure that the impedance is matched and that the woofer output of the sound bar is intended for a powered subwoofer, not a passive one. If not, you risk blowing the subwoofer. Best, David
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Yes. I'm assuming you're running everything through the yamaha. So just take the hdmi output from the yamaha into the Sony input then connect the Sony output to the tv. The only problem I've had is that the wireless frequencies that the Sony uses interfere with other wireless devices trying to stream content. I assume this is because it's for a Japan market and they don't have to follow the same rf restrictions that us wireless devices have to
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I will be able to provide a definitive answer if you can provide me the model of the receiver. To get this sub working, you either need a LFE out ( a co-axial port usually available on most of the basic receivers) or a sub-woofer speaker screw-in ports. To get the most out of this sub, i would prefer LFE out to connect to the sub.
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I have an Onkyo 6.1-channel 3d bluetooth soundbar w/subwoofer paired with my 55GA7900. My room is slightly smaller than yours (by 2 ft, at the most), and that sound bar FILLS the room with sound. I was a little hesitant to even purchase a sound-bar at first considering I'm so used to the traditional 5.1 set up with the actual 5 speakers, but when they say 6.1, that's no joke, truly does a fantastic job of re-creating a true 6.1 surround experience. Subwoofer kicks major bass, it's adjustable (which not all sound-bar subs are), and it's wireless, which is a major plus. I would strongly recommend that one. I have an Onkyo 6.1-channel 3d bluetooth soundbar w/subwoofer paired with my 55GA7900. My room is slightly smaller than yours (by 2 ft, at the most), and that sound bar FILLS the room with sound. I was a little hesitant to even purchase a sound-bar at first considering I'm so used to the traditional 5.1 set up with the actual 5 speakers, but when they say 6.1, that's no joke, truly does a fantastic job of re-creating a true 6.1 surround experience. Subwoofer kicks major bass, it's adjustable (which not all sound-bar subs are), and it's wireless, which is a major plus. I would strongly... » Read More I have an Onkyo 6.1-channel 3d bluetooth soundbar w/subwoofer paired with my 55GA7900. My room is slightly smaller than yours (by 2 ft, at the most), and that sound bar FILLS the room with sound. I was a little hesitant to even purchase a sound-bar at first considering I'm so used to the traditional 5.1 set up with the actual 5 speakers, but when they say 6.1, that's no joke, truly does a fantastic job of re-creating a true 6.1 surround experience. Subwoofer kicks major bass, it's adjustable (which not all sound-bar subs are), and it's wireless, which is a major plus. I would strongly recommend that one. « Show Less
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Thanks You for your quick response, in your opinión which Yamaha Active Sub you recomend for this reciever?Thanks
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Hey there- If I were you I'd TOTALLY stay away from this product. Yamaha 2nd level tech support called me 8 days later and I explained to them that I didnt want to speak to them and how disappointed that a 2 year old $2000 receiver couldn't get support - they were the ones who told me to buy the YWA!!. The YWA-10BL isnt made for Bluetooth; youd be better off buying, like I did, a TP-LINK TL-WA801ND Wireless N300 Access Point, 2.4Ghz 300Mbps, 802.11b/g/n, AP/Client/Bridge/Repeater, 2x 4dBi, Passive POE for $21.79 and using an Ethernet cable to connect to your receiver allowing it to pick up your WIFI signal. Mine is working 100% now. Again - stay away from this Yamaha product! HMU with any other questions!