I'm interested in a sound card for playing pandora music. Is there an input for my speakers as well as a separate input for my separate subwoofer?
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They're outputs, but yes, it's a surround sound card and has separate outs for stereo speakers and a sub as well as other surround outputs. Good card, especially for the money.
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Yeah there are ports for everything. If you're just playing music privately there should be an integrated sound card on your motherboard, so just check if there's already some ports on the back of the PC before ordering :P
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Yes, Outputs: Front Left/Right Analog, Side Surround Left/Right Analog, Center/Subwoofer Analog, Rear Surround Left/Right Analog, S/PDIF Optical
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I did not check but http://store.sony.com/ shows as follows: RCA Audio Output(s) : Front, Rear, and Subwoofer RCA pre-amp outputs
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I don't see and easy way to connect an auxiliary speaker/cabinet. There are 1 - 1/4 inch Foot-switch, 1- Guitar (input), 1- USB connector and a 1- small (1/8th inch stereo?) headphone output. Nothing on the back other than 1 - three prong AC input jack
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Can you be more specific on how to hook up a subwoofer{with "speaker level outputs"} to the Onkyo?
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Hi guys, I bought a SA-W2500 subwoofer and two SS-B1000 speakers one week ago and I just want to connect to my laptop because I don't have any amplifiers and receivers. So how can I connect them correctly? what cables should I need??Can someone help me please? If you know please send me an email! heymasonchen@gmail.com please attach some photos, thank you so much!
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It has one sub input which has an RCA input style plug. It also has two sets of jacks for input that would use two wire connections (+ and -) for left and right. Could use banana plugs on those I think. Additionally, it has two identical sets of connections that could be used for output to connect additional speakers. Again, banana plugs could be used for those or just stripped wires tightened into place.
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I purchased a separate subwoofer to compliment the speaker. I am totally satisfied with this system; the sound is amazing! I recommend this system without reservation.
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I use only the speakers that came with the unit. It you want to add a subwoofer it calls for a "Powered subwoofer."
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Mine came with a separate usb speaker. I don't recall whether it was called a subwoofer or not, but I do seem to recall something along that line. As you can tell, that wasn't really important to me. I purchased separately a set of good quality usb speakers that I use whenever I'm watching something where sound is really important. I think it also depends on what features you loo for when you're deciding what system you want. The unit I purchased had the features I wanted and I'm very happy with it
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The receiver has 2 subwoofer outputs. You can use either of them with an RCA cable to plug your subwoofer. I did exactly that with my own. If one day in the future you think you need a second subwoofer, you can use the other Onkyo output to plug it.
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Yes, standard RCA inputs, with single LFE or dual stereo. This subwoofer is really great. I connected 2 of them to my receiver 7.2 Sony Surround. For the first time, I really appreciate music and movies. I no longer go to the theater to see movies. I'll just wait for the blue ray version and watch in my sofa.
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You can buy the speaker line to RCA adapter to feed your speaker lines into the amp. I used an Audiocontrol LC6i in my setup but not necessary unless you want to add subwoofer and amps.
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Yes. I have two sets of 8 ohm speakers...one set on A, the other on B. Can play either independently or can play them both. Just push front button for A, B or both. BTW - two features I really like is the ability to access Pandora from internet, and the sleep timer feature.
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It sounds like you shouldn't run Audyssey with Bose speakers. Just go through the tone test and try to level out the output. Then adjust to ear. The bass module isn't a true subwoofer so there may be problems there. Also, Bose is rather...um, proprietary about their products, so it doesn't surprise me to see the speakers don't "play well with others".
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Hi James, Can you provide me with a little more information on your speaker set-up objective? If you already have a set of A5+ speakers and a subwoofer you have a pretty sweet 2.1 powered system. Two A5+ speakers, a sub and two P4 Passive speakers with a N22 creating a 5.1 system would blow the doors off. Space may or not be an issue for you, but I would go with the A2+s' and if if you're seeking overall better sound either through your speakers or headphones, add a D1 DAC. The sound differential with the DAC (running through a usb) as opposed to the internal sound card is significantly better. Not sure if this helps. If you want to drop me a note relative to your overall objective (music preferences, gaming, room size, etc.) I will respond. My initial reaction in that A2+ would be more than sufficient, give you everything you need and not consume as much space. Again, think hard about adding the DAC from Audioengine.
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You should read the manual on your subwoofer. Most subwoofers have a dual purpose input, 2 RCA connectors to use a standard "stereo" input, but one of those will also act as a coaxial input for single cable operation with most receivers
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The unit converts your right and left speaker outputs from your stereo into a right /left rca +/- jacks. I suppose you could just connect one of your right/left speaker outs to the unit and run that same channel to a powered subwoofer input.