How to connet 2 Sub from RX-V1900?

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Can anybody help?

 

[d4v3pum4]

What are you trying to do and what are the makes/models of sub(s) (links to online manuals would help)?

 

[Andrew Everard]

All you need is a splitter at the receiver end. Like this

 

[Anonymous]

I'm guessing the 1900 is very similar to the 1700 which I own. ÿUse the subwoofer pre-out thats on the back with a single RCA cable.

 

[Andrew Everard]

How does a single cable allow the OP to connect to two subwoofers?

 

[Anonymous]

I thought the OP was talking in text speak? ÿ(which should be outlawed on forums imho)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_language

 

[Andrew Everard]

griffy:which should be outlawed on forums imho

Or indeed everywhere.

 

[Stack]

What make is the splitter in the picture, as I am after one like that?

 

[Andrew Everard]

Stack:What make is the splitter in the picture, as I am after one like that?

It's from here.

 

[Anonymous]

Andrew Everard:

All you need is a splitter at the receiver end. Like this

Thanks! Is it ok to use 2 different make & model Sub?

 

[Andrew Everard]

Personally I wouldn't, as you'll have real trouble getting the two to integrate properly...

 

[Big Chris]

Of course, if your sub has an out as well as an in, you won't need the splitter.

 

[Anonymous]

What kind of cables are you using to connect your AV receiver to the subwoofer?

 

[Andrew Everard]

Standard phono-to-phono subwoofer cable - like a single standard interconnect, but longer.

 

[Anonymous]

Big Chris:Of course, if your sub has an out as well as an in, you won't need the splitter.

Is this effectively 'daisychaining' the subs?

 

[Anonymous]

Andrew Everard:Standard phono-to-phono subwoofer cable - like a single standard interconnect, but longer.

Hi Andrew,

My B&W PV1 subwoofer manual states to use a coaxial interconnect cable. Would this be the same thing as the standard analogue interconnect cables?

What is the difference between a coaxial cable and a standard analogue cable and what exactly does the digital and analogue refer to?

For example, I'm assuming that all speaker cables are analogue but then for the subwoofer, the manual is suggesting a digital coaxial cable?

Also, why is there a need for digital cables to transport sound when the final sound coming out of the speakers are using analogue cables anyway?