What do I need if I have a Yamaha 375 receiver with a Sub Pre Out, and individual Red and White inputs on the back of a Polk powered sub? is this the
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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
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I have a Denon receiver with sub out and Red and White into the back of my Klipsch sub-woofer and this worked out just right for me. The one-out /two-in hookup is what you need.
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Will I originally bought this for a headset, but if you're subwoofer has the plugs you might as well make sure you have all the cords before trying it. I'm not big on that stuff son I might not be right on that tho sorry
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I believe with this receiver, the sub gets connected with a coaxial cable. Even though there are two coax outputs for sub, my sub only has one input so I use the right output. I don't believe there is a way to use positive and negative connection wires (speaker wire) to the sub unless you get some kind of low-high level converter converting the wires from the sub to the required input on the amp
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This plugs into the amps sub out port. I also have infinity front speakers and Polk audio rear channel speakers and nose 2nd channel speakers. This is a great unit for the money.
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Yes. As long as you have a receiver that does at least 5.1. Plus you need to make sure the inputs for the sub match the inputs for the receiver. Otherwise you may need some adapters to get it to work.I use 4 of these with one center channel being a different Yamaha and it sounds great. My family just visited this weekend and commented about how awesome it was.
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This receiver has pre out subwoofer connection .two Rca inputs can play two subwoofers
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I have a powered sub that accepts speaker-level input, and it works great attached it to the "B" output (I am only using the "A" output for my main speakers).
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I agree with you, Gio T. Split the two rears to four outputs and run to the 4 channels and run the red and black sub outs to the sub ins of the amp. In intial setup set the pioneer to rear/ sub. This will allow hpf to control your mids and Sub/ ctrl to control the LPF of ur subs
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I honestly don't know. I merely connected my 70's turntable to this and run it into a small mixer before running it back to my 70's era Bose amp. No sub output on those old things. Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck!
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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.
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I recommend a good heavy duty speaker wire with banana plugs. Search Amazon in speaker wire with banana plug ends. On the sub, I use a Yamaha 10" which is somewhat overkill for the Polk speakers. I've been using juat the two Polk speakers on their own and the bass from these speakers is crazy. I turned off the sub since the bass was too much with both.
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The speakers are standard wiring so they shouldn't be an issue with your prewiring. As for the sub, nothing appeared to be different, however, could not say for sure since I don't know your prewire configuration. As a side note, I recommend a Harmon Kardon reciever so the sub can be turned off when the system is turned off. We currently have a pioneer reciever and we have to manually shut off the reciever.
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I would encourage you to hook up the sub to your receiver first to see if you need the amplifier. Unless you are calling your receiver an amp.The sub gets hooked into your right And left out the the speakers get hooked up to your sub speaker...marked left and right. If you want to call me you can414.588.1165
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The Yamaha RX-V377 receiver has a subwoofer pre-out connection (signal is not amplified), and the Yamaha YST-SW315 sub has a 250-watt amp. So, yes, it should work just fine. To connect the sub to the receiver, you just need a subwoofer cable (single RCA cable).
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All ur receiver needs is a sub pre-out. So an RCA connection. Plug in to LFE(Low Frequency Effects) on sub.
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really unimportant with a sub. I dont have this sub, but the principal is universal for powered subs. I would use a std rca sub cable and the key is to be able to place it where you maximize its impact. yes should be useable w/ almost all modern recievers
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You can probably get away with just the one rca out, but you should go to the Polk website - they have a lot of technical info there on connecting a subwoofer in your system.
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No the ohms won't matter. If your receiver has the subwoofer RCA port you can run that to the subwoofer. If not you can wire it through the speakers. I would try both and see if you notice any difference and choose the one that gives you the best performance. I've had the best luck, performance and reliability with Yamaha receivers. I have one thats 15 years old and is great. It has the digital optical port for the Dolby Digital surround sound so I haven't bothered getting a newer one. I referred my friend to the Yamaha RXV 377 and she loves it.