i had heard that this model has a weird connection for 75 ohm. does anyone know what type of connection this is?
1829174
The connectors are similar to speaker terminals, with a push button, slip wire, release button. So a sort of friction connection to hold the wire from coming out. It has a GND, AM and FM spots. The supplied FM antenna plugs in perfectly. If you have your own - just need to terminate in 2 wires. It's probably 75 Ohm, but I'm not sure.The only thing I would caution you on - is the placement of the unit. It's in my basement and reception is so bad I can't use it. I live about 30 miles from the radio station transmitters.Mine is virtually brand new - maybe I should box it up and send it to you - half price! The connectors are similar to speaker terminals, with a push button, slip wire, release button. So a sort of friction connection to hold the wire from coming out. It has a GND, AM and FM spots. The supplied FM antenna plugs in perfectly. If you have your own - just need to terminate in 2 wires. It's probably 75 Ohm, but I'm not sure.The only thing I would caution you on - is the placement of the unit. It's in my basement and reception is so bad I can't use it. I live about 30 miles from the radio station transmitters.Mine is virtually brand new - maybe I should box... » Read More The connectors are similar to speaker terminals, with a push button, slip wire, release button. So a sort of friction connection to hold the wire from coming out. It has a GND, AM and FM spots. The supplied FM antenna plugs in perfectly. If you have your own - just need to terminate in 2 wires. It's probably 75 Ohm, but I'm not sure.The only thing I would caution you on - is the placement of the unit. It's in my basement and reception is so bad I can't use it. I live about 30 miles from the radio station transmitters.Mine is virtually brand new - maybe I should box it up and send it to you - half price! « Show Less
1829175
It looks like it was made as a standard coax connector. But they coated it with plastic & recessed it into the housing so you can't use it.
1829176
The radio signal is very bad in the 75 ohm connector is round but has a plastic cover, I had to brake the same plastic in the male connector to be able to fit it
1829177
the 75 ohms connection is the connector for a coaxial cable from an outdoor antenna
1829178
The connectors are similar to speaker terminals, with a push button, slip wire, release button. So a sort of friction connection to hold the wire from coming out. It has a GND, AM and FM spots. The supplied FM antenna plugs in perfectly. If you have your own - just need to terminate in 2 wires. It's probably 75 Ohm, but I'm not sure. The only thing I would caution you on - is the placement of the unit. It's in my basement and reception is so bad I can't use it. I live about 30 miles from the radio station transmitters. Mine is virtually brand new - maybe I should box it up and send it to you - half price!
1829179
It's called a "PAL" connector. It is commonly used in Europe for TV antennas. I bought a PAL to F adapter (set of 5) from Amazon:5 x F Type Female Plug to TV PAL Male Coaxial Coax RF Connectors AdaptersOr you can use the push-in speaker-type connectors with or without a 75 to 300-ohm transformer.
305483
No problem at all. My speakers are 4-6 ohms with dips lower than 4 and it doesn't even get warm.
1412184
I had to find an adapter which wasn't easy, since everything is going Digital now. I found in by looking on a search, and someone was closing them out with free freight. Try 300 ohm to 75 coupler.
652835
They're both 50 ohm, so either will work, use the better (low loss) one of you have to make a long run. It's a trade-off in flexibility, loss, and cost.
1414329
you can see that the there is an adaptor conected and when I CLIK CONNECT it is trying to connect but, nothing. i will try again one of these days.is the another one that may be better tahn this one? thanks for your response. RUDY ROSALES from : Guatemala c.a.it worked perfectly for almost one year and then...
758667
Hi, it depends on your motor,motor saver,etc. Make sure the voltage and amps are correct on it should work. Mine came with multiple adaptors so not connection problems. Thanks Brian
1949923
Just for you...I turned y meter on this morning and stuck the leads into some water in a cup. It has a floating decimal that was reading 1.023 OHMS when I done this. I am an older guy here in late 50's. I will be honest and tell you I never heard of "sub ohms". Explain a little for me?
368111
As a courtesy I went on-line and looked at your owner's manual. You have a bi-wire AM connection as well as a standard 75ohm connection. I'd bet you have a 99% chance a US-RF connector would work. Best Regards.
2159025
sorry I'm not to tech savvy. I had a friend help and I didn't know much of what was going on. I do have a separate amp, which is an inuke nu1000sp, made by a behringer. I have 3 total, 1 each on three chairs. they do work really good, especially compared to the higher price ones. if I can find more info I will let you know.
386265
the amp is at 4 ohm load, 2ndly are you asking about the implications of series or parallel hookup, hook it up to stay at the 4 ohms,= series. read a bit on the net about series & parallel. try them one at a time, noting amp temp,! aka does the fan come on? mine never did, so if yours does your pulling serious juice & sensitivity how much pre-amp line voltage required. are these subs or full range & are they in stock cabinets?
1441489
Check the old one for the size of the connection it did in mine but I have another replacement that the connection is too small. Not this one though.
324597
No, this is NOT a quick disconnect like you would see on a higher end model. I just got mine yesterday. It does the job, but.... I've used a two-wire setup from Pacific Coast Labs that truly has a quick disconnect from the adapter. In this model, if you the small screw applied to really keep it in place, then its even LESS of a 'quick disconnect'.
1743252
Look in the Pre-Out section. It's a low-level RCA connection. There are two on this model.
832778
I have one too, but it did not work with this model as the wiring was different.
1318337
Mate ,I am not 100% shore,it might b good idea 2 match the voltage,.research b4 u connect. have a good one.I do know that it makes so much easyer 2 adjust sub,and u will love it.
1790552
It seems more flexible than CATV RG6 to me. That could be due to the dielectric used.It's audio cable. Should be 75 ohms.
1204171
Producer do not report impedence. I used with a 4 ohms system and it works fine.