Mediabridge - Will this connect my NuForce W1 sub to an SMLS SA-50 amp and Polk T15 speakers? Sorry for the specific question - can't figure it out.
1386448
I so happen to also have a SMSL SA-50 amplifier. You only have a a pair of speaker outs which connects to your Polk T15. There is no sub out.
1386449
im not sure never used those 2 brands but i bought them to replace the cables on my 15 year old subwoofer that i had then my subwoofer blew after i started using this cable for it so i guess it was too much for that subwoofer so u might be able to though if it has a subwoofer out plug in
2085186
I also have the Marantz 1403 and I would not recommend hooking up two of these. BUT if you did, you could use a product like this:http://www.amazon.com/Mediabridge-ULTRA-RCA-Y-Adapter-Inches/dp/B005DL2OVE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426287046&sr=8-1&keywords=subwoofer+cable+splitter
909165
Not knowing your current system or speaker capabilities I could make no recommendations. The SMSL is a 50 watt basis amp not rated as a pre-amp. I would suggest doing doing research on your current system and capabilities before attempting to add additional power. Not knowing exactly what your doing risks damaging your amplifier and/or speakers.
1743253
Yes, in the center of the back panel, there are two purple RCA connectors labeled 'SW1' and 'SW2', respectively. I have one sub-woofer connected, but may expand to a second sw in the future. Hope that helps.
416036
Everything matches up. All the speakers plug into the subwoofer then the lines from the sub go into your computer's 5.1 sound card. Remember its for a computer and is only accessible with the 5.1 sound card. Hope that helps
701925
I think it requires a different cable. I plugged an auxiliary cable into it, and it would not play sound through my subwoffer.
2164849
The sub being used would need to have RCA inputs(how mine us currently setup). I guess you could rig up a splitter off of one of the speaker inputs. Or if your sub has input/output for speaker wire you could do that too.
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Simon Your setup should work the only problem I see is that the speakers you have may not get enough power but they should sound good, when I setup this speaker it was a pain trying to understand what type of series should they be installed in, but the polk audio has 4 leads red, black green, and white please follow the instructions very carefully and try only one speaker at a time. When this unit is connect correctly it sounds great.
2163252
I am assuming your subwoofer is not amplified. If that is the case you can bridge this amp and feed it to your subwoofer.
638526
speaker cable 12 GA to 14 GA, with GLS banana plug (which I am selling a set of GLS bananas plugs on amazon), as far as subwoofers, you have several choice, depending on your budget. I own a JBL 400W, though I've been reading about the SVS subwoofer which may be great. Also you can get a matching Polk Audio Sub if you like.... Like I said it all depends on your budget.... Hope it helps, in case you are interested to purchase the GLS banana plug from me, let me know.
1964138
No. The pro-media's satellites are specifically designed with a high crossover in mind for the sub to take over which will change since these speakers are so much bigger. Also if the impedance doesn't match you could damage both things.
1393996
I would hate to give you the wrong answer so I have to say it might be best to contact mediabridge directly. They are quick to respond and will know for sure......http://www.mediabridgeproducts.com/store/pc/contact.aspThanks,Rob
1046777
Does your amp have a dedicated RCA output jack for subwoofer? try this link: http://stereos.about.com/od/systemsetup/tp/Connecting-a-Subwoofer.htm
242993
I was advised by my stereo guy that this amp was good for (1) sub.... which I have. I have a 300watt "Total" subwoofer (JBL sub-class). Works great for my setup. Yours...... maybe not. I would suggest a dual output amp to run each subwoofer. I believe this amp is a single output. Hope this helps...
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the dayton audio sa230 is utilized for passive sub-woofers which are normally built inot the wall. it is utilized for base only. i have purchased and used this product for my passive sub-woofer and it works great. i don't think it is applicable for your use.
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It won't matter. If there are two (left and right) lines into the sub's built in amp, they are wired in parallel.But, if you have two subwoofer/l.f.e. outputs from your receiver, you might want to use both of them to give you the strongest input voltage to the sub. I don't see how using a "y" adapter to go into both inputs could possibly hurt though. It just wouldn't accomplish anything.
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Dude any amp will work with your subs but I'd you want the most power wire your subs to one ohm. I have two infinity 12 inch dual voice cola hooked up to this running one ohm resistance and it's so loud it out powers my speakers if I crank it