The regular RCA cable does not fit the sub-out, does it require a convertor?
1383045
The sub out IS a reguar RCA female jack HOWEVER is it recessed (at least on my unit) in the case rather than protruding, so you will need an RCA male plug on a cable (or an adapter) that does not "wrap" the male plug with any sort of covering. A standard, but fully exposed, RCA male plug is required. Also, the jack may be slightly misaligned in the recessed opening so a slight wiggle might be required to properly connect even a fully exposed RCA male plug. Newer models may have the unit's RCA jack protruding, I don't know ...
1383046
The sub out IS a reguar RCA female jack HOWEVER is it recessed (at least on my unit) in the case rather than protruding, so you will need an RCA male plug on a cable (or an adapter) that does not "wrap" the male plug with any sort of covering. A standard, but fully exposed, RCA male plug is required. Also, the jack may be slightly misaligned in the recessed opening so a slight wiggle might be required to properly connect even a fully exposed RCA male plug.Newer models may have the unit's RCA jack protruding, I don't know ...
1383047
I thought that too you just need to push hard to get in past the back plastic the hole in the plastic is just to small
2268944
There is a balanced XLR input, a balanced 6.5mm TRS input, and similar balanced outputs. Getting RCA out would require an adapter or two, but it's doable. I built my own, but if I hadn't, I would look at HOSA products for a balanced-to-unbalanced adapter.
555094
You also need a headphone to RCA cable if you want sound to go from computer to converter. From converter to tv you need an hdmi cable. If you are doing w lap top check if lap top has an hdmi out. Most newer ones do. Then all you need is an hdmi cable and this converter is not needed.
1992688
Yes, sir. It has a rca plug up specifically for your subs. As long as you have everything on your end, you should be golden.
2200196
My research indicated that you do need a preamp, so I bought one and everything works fine, but I'm no expert! You would need some sort of cable converter at least but I think you do need the preamp.
167419
I did significant research on this connection for my AV server and my analysis concluded that a Y-RCA cable was not needed nor was it recommended. My sub sounds quite impressive with both movies and music. I do suggest that you use a high quality shielded RCA cable.
333781
"no" you only have to use the positive red input , in the back of your subwoofer . so if you have a double white & red rca cable ? just use positive output ( red ) out from receiver to red input on subb.!! red to red !! one cable is all you need !!
394389
I assume that you are using an older sub that does not have a SUB OUT on it, Most receivers in the last handful of years all come with one of these. This cable is for receiver as such, but with a sub that has L&R; audio inputs. IE...newer receiver to an older sub.
1581838
If you have a receiver that is 5.2 or 7.2 you can run one RCA cable to the Red and one to the white for the 2 sub outputs. That's what I did.
333785
If your Sub has two ports then you would need this cable with a Y-adapter like this one:Mediabridge ULTRA Series RCA Y-Adapter (12 Inches) - 1-Female to 2-Male for Digital Audio or Subwoofer - (Part# CYA-2M1F-P )Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
1132036
It's not ideal, but you could use a 1/8" to RCA converter and it'd work fine.
1525428
It should work just fine with the XLR inputs, although it only has 1/4" and RCA out, no XLR out.
632419
the cable included is 2 rca on one end, and a 1/8 inch plug on the other. I hope this helped.
2210034
Yes, you need to buy an optical to RCA converter as I did... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BVT4M30/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2020277
Not really but the hookup is very similar. There are two RCA inputs on the sub and a splitter that hooks to the amp/receiver where your current cable is plugged in.
93392
To tell you the truth, I should've ordered the Amazon recommended mediabridge cables when I got my subwoofer...i ended up using regular RCA cables and they worked fine until I received the mediabridge ones, which I highly recommend. However, if you already have two regular RCA's cables from old VCR's, or the likes, use them instead, so you save some money for beer.
678164
Assuming you are referring to the standard coaxial or antenna connecters, no. You will need some kind of converter to distribute the signal to an rca cable. I'm fairly certain they exist.