A admin_exported New member Aug 10, 2019 2,556 4 0 Visit site Dec 29, 2012 #1 I have a rxa 810 amp which has twin subwoofer output, should i use a splitter and one cable to my q7000 sub for better performance
I have a rxa 810 amp which has twin subwoofer output, should i use a splitter and one cable to my q7000 sub for better performance
A Andrew Everard New member May 30, 2007 1,878 2 0 Visit site Dec 29, 2012 #2 No point -– both sub-outs are carrying the same signal, so a single cable from one of them to your sub will do just fine.
No point -– both sub-outs are carrying the same signal, so a single cable from one of them to your sub will do just fine.
A Anonymous Guest Dec 29, 2012 #3 ok so is there any piont in puttong one one the sub as it has L and R in
D drichardb New member Dec 13, 2010 83 0 0 Visit site Dec 29, 2012 #4 The L terminal should also be labelled LFE, connect it to that one.
A Andrew Everard New member May 30, 2007 1,878 2 0 Visit site Dec 29, 2012 #5 rapsey said: ok so is there any piont in puttong one one the sub as it has L and R in Click to expand... Again no, as the two inputs on the sub will be commoned into a single mono amp.
rapsey said: ok so is there any piont in puttong one one the sub as it has L and R in Click to expand... Again no, as the two inputs on the sub will be commoned into a single mono amp.
A Anonymous Guest Dec 29, 2012 #6 ok great thanks, i will keep to the same but if thats the case why do qed sell a subwoofer y-sw cable
ok great thanks, i will keep to the same but if thats the case why do qed sell a subwoofer y-sw cable
A Andrew Everard New member May 30, 2007 1,878 2 0 Visit site Dec 29, 2012 #7 rapsey said: ok great thanks, i will keep to the same but if thats the case why do qed sell a subwoofer y-sw cable Click to expand... Because a few subs work best when both left and right inputs are used.
rapsey said: ok great thanks, i will keep to the same but if thats the case why do qed sell a subwoofer y-sw cable Click to expand... Because a few subs work best when both left and right inputs are used.
A Andrew Everard New member May 30, 2007 1,878 2 0 Visit site Dec 30, 2012 #9 rapsey said: i guess thats not the q7000 Click to expand... Indeed.
M martin morecroft New member Oct 8, 2007 1 0 0 Visit site Jan 1, 2013 #10 When you common the sub inputs you get additional gain + 3dB is normal. Andrew is correct in saying that the sub inputs combine inside the sub so there is no point in feeding both inputs - unless you are short of level.
When you common the sub inputs you get additional gain + 3dB is normal. Andrew is correct in saying that the sub inputs combine inside the sub so there is no point in feeding both inputs - unless you are short of level.
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