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`По-моему, это вызовет массу вопросов у многих
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`"This can be the most confusing part of hooking up a system. Unfortunately there is a lot of misinformation about subwoofer hook-up and "Bass Management" issues. One of the worst places to hook up a subwoofer is the subwoofer output jack. For the complete story on subwoofer connections, click here. For more general advice, read on.
`A powered subwoofer can be hooked up to your system in several ways. There are however two ways that seem to work best. First, if you have a spare set of "pre amp" outputs, simply connect these to the low level inputs of your powered sub. If you have only one set of "pre amp" outputs and they are being used to drive the "power amp" inputs, you can split this signal with a "Y" connector and send the pre amp output signal to your power amplifier and your powered subwoofer. If you have a Dolby Digital (AC-3) processor use the Speaker Set-up menu to select front speakers as "Large" and Subwoofer "No" or "Off." This is not a typo. Trust us here, we actually know what we're talking about. Really.
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`If you do not have the option or ability to separate your pre amp from your power amp, the best way to hook up your subwoofer is with speaker wire connections. Run separate left and right speaker wire from your amp or receiver to the subwoofer. In most instances using speaker wire to connect your subwoofer will sound better and louder than using the mono subwoofer output on your amp or receiver. If you have a Dolby Digital (AC-3) processor use the Speaker Set-up menu to select front speakers as "Large" and Subwoofer "No" or "Off."
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`Use the mono subwoofer output on your amp or receiver only if you get sufficient volume and the low pass filter on that output can be switched off (a very rare feature). "
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"What's the best way to hook up my new powered subwoofer?" -- Sp0oky -- 09.11.00@18:53 (Чит.: 96)