sub in the house.
#1
hey.
alright, so I have a subwoofer that I have been waiting forever to install in my vehical but things keep coming up and so on, anyway I just got my parents old stereo, one of those big ones with the receiver etc.
My question is what do I need to hook my sub up to this, or is it even possible, can I run it through the speaker jacks or will that not work, Do i need a sepecific subwoofer reciever/amp to power it, the receiver I have has a decent amount of power.
if you need info on the receiver just ask, thanks
alright, so I have a subwoofer that I have been waiting forever to install in my vehical but things keep coming up and so on, anyway I just got my parents old stereo, one of those big ones with the receiver etc.
My question is what do I need to hook my sub up to this, or is it even possible, can I run it through the speaker jacks or will that not work, Do i need a sepecific subwoofer reciever/amp to power it, the receiver I have has a decent amount of power.
if you need info on the receiver just ask, thanks
#4
Get a subwoofer plate amp. You should be able to find one that's stable at 4 ohms for less than $200.
http://www.partsexpress.com/
http://www.solen.ca/
http://www.partsexpress.com/
http://www.solen.ca/
#5
ok so its a kenwood KR-A5520 receiver. and I have a switch on the back that says "8ohms-or less or 8ohms -or more" so I think it can handle it. but it would send all the frequences to my sub wouldnt it?
#8
I have a Yamaha A-500 receiver that is 8 ohm stable. I run it at 2 ohms all the time, it's fine. Unless I really crank it, then it goes into protect for a couple secondd and kicks back on. If I take off the top and put a fan on it I can run it at 2 ohms cranked.
#9
I think the 8ohms or more switch allows you to hook up two extra speakers... the amp is 4ohm stable.. (stereo, not bridged)
Although if you could invert phase on one side and run bridged that would be pimp and Id do it anyway
Umm you need to find a cheap electronic crossover which will probably run ya $80+ unless you can find one used or on ebay or something... (12V is fine if you have an adapter)
Or.. look for fmods at partsexpress... they go inline with the RCA cables...
Although if you could invert phase on one side and run bridged that would be pimp and Id do it anyway
Umm you need to find a cheap electronic crossover which will probably run ya $80+ unless you can find one used or on ebay or something... (12V is fine if you have an adapter)
Or.. look for fmods at partsexpress... they go inline with the RCA cables...