I have a Denon RCD-M41DAB how do I connect a Wherfedale sw150 subwoofer. Other speakers are Wharfedale diamond 9's.The Denon has only one out put marked "subwoofer" and the subwoofer has several.I'm a newbie and some what confused ....Help!!!!
Connect from Denon to Subwoofer line input.I have a Denon RCD-M41DAB how do I connect a Wherfedale sw150 subwoofer. Other speakers are Wharfedale diamond 9's.The Denon has only one out put marked "subwoofer" and the subwoofer has several.I'm a newbie and some what confused ....Help!!!!
Can I still use the phase, auto power etc??Connect from Denon to Subwoofer line input.
(A single screened RCA cable to the line level left input).
Thanks BTWCan I still use the phase, auto power etc??
Yes.Can I still use the phase, auto power etc??
I have a Denon RCD-M41DAB how do I connect a Wherfedale sw150 subwoofer. Other speakers are Wharfedale diamond 9's.The Denon has only one out put marked "subwoofer" and the subwoofer has several.I'm a newbie and some what confused ....Help!!!!
That sounds correct, as it’s surely mono from the Denon, so no need for a Y cable.As the Denon has a proper SW output, you only need to connect this to the SW Left input using a standard RCA phono lead. This is shown in the instructions for the SW150.
Yes that is correct, the reason I suggested the Y cable, is the additional gain from the mono left and right outputs.As the Denon has a proper SW output, you only need to connect this to the SW Left input using a standard RCA phono lead. This is shown in the instructions for the SW150.
My guess is that the right socket on his Wharfedale only comes into play for loop through of a stereo feed.Yes that is correct, the reason I suggested the Y cable, is the additional gain from the mono left and right outputs.
I know this, because in the little room I have Audioengine-one active speakers single RCA subwoofer output feeding into Fostex SW left and right input using splitter.
Initially I used only the left RCA, I found I wasn't getting sufficient gain. Then I plugged the cable into Y splitter adapter and SW was louder, I had to adjust the volume.
Perhaps its different with the Denon?
Yeah absolutely, thanksMy guess is that the right socket on his Wharfedale only comes into play for loop through of a stereo feed.
His user guide is suggesting that it gets all that it needs from the single feed.
However, for pennies he could try your suggestion to see if he gets the same boost that you do.....if he wants it 👍