Can this be use to my home amp to connect a active sub
1412337
As long as your satellite speakers are set to large on your receiver or else no bass frequencies are sent to it, it would be easier and better to just connect to your receiver with the normal rca jacks
1412338
I'm sure it would work, but why? you have to worry about the wattage of the signal going in and then you have to convert your AC to DC to power this unit. Better off buying or building a sub that can take the high power speaker input rather than line inputs.
1219394
yes, you will need a simple RCA Y adapter, but it will cut the power to each sub in half. depending on the subwoofer, you may want to pick up 2 of these fine amps
1709053
I used it to replace a faulty active preamp, I'm not sure if it will work with passive pickups, but I think it should.
914668
Yeah, you can. Its just almost like any other amp. The input/output jacks Are the same, so you should have no problem
87812
According to the manual, you can. It even has dual rca ports for connecting one amp to the other.
1940441
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
2038245
I don't think you can. I did hook up a non-powered subwoofer with an old amp but was never really happy with the sound. This Onkyo receiver has very poor bass response in my opinion. Sorry I am no help.
1390454
You should be able to. I have only used it to amplify the sound from my bass, but it should work.
968117
seeing as two other people already answeredhere http://lmgtfy.com/?q=why+you+need+an+amp+to+power+a+subwoofersimply put you need an amp to power a subwoofer otherwise it wont work
1196840
No. This amp is only 2 channel. The 6004 model, will work for your application. It's 4 channel.
474141
This mono amp is designed to be used with a "passive", (non-powered) sub woofer. If your subwoofer has a power cord, then it is "active" , meaning it has an amplifier built into it. In this case you don't need the separate mono amp. Simply run an rca cable from your sub-out on your receiver to the woofer.
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.
2189852
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.
2083317
You covered 2 of the 3 options neededThe one you did not cover is if the sub is self powered. If it is then yes it'll workIf it is NOT self powered (like mine is not) then no it will not work
604492
As long as your amp has a separate FX loop input/output it should be fine. DO NOT run it between the head and cabinet as an attenuator though. You'll damage the amp.
51817
If the amp is used just for the subs,I would suggest an amp kit with 8 gauge power wire.
1451828
This device is used for bass, if that is what you are referring to then you will need a crossover to give your amp the lower end frequency, alternatively if you are also using a 5.1 AVR you can use the sub out and then feed that into your Lepai amp, hope this helps Mark