thanks for the info. I did all that you said, but now I am wondering if the sub even works. I hooked all the speakers up by running them through the sub, and all the speakers work, but the sub does not work. Remember, I am trying to play this with an intergrated amplifier. (I have tried both my Marantz 4270 and my Pioneer SX-1250.) Neither of these has a "subwoofer" outlet. Do I need some sort of Pre-Amp?
Dahlquist Subwoofer installation
totally lost on trying to get a Dahlquist Subwoofer installed with my Marantz 4270 receiver. I hope someone can look at the information below and try and walk me thru the installation process. (I do not know the model number of the subwoofer)
the back of the unit has the following (as well as the power cord)
a) 4 squares for your L and R speakers (In)
b) 4 squares for your L and R speakers (Out)
c) 2 RCA inputs (female) listed as L and R under the heading: Low Level In
d) An on/off knob for Crossover Frequency. the minimum reading is 50, and the maximum reading is 150.
e) one very small switch that is under the heading "Phase"
(when the switch is in the "up" position, it is on 0, and when it is in the "down" position, it is on 180.
f) another very small switch that is under the heading LFE. this is an on/off switch
g) a volume control knob
just looking to see what I need to get it hooked up.
thanks
Rou
the back of the unit has the following (as well as the power cord)
a) 4 squares for your L and R speakers (In)
b) 4 squares for your L and R speakers (Out)
c) 2 RCA inputs (female) listed as L and R under the heading: Low Level In
d) An on/off knob for Crossover Frequency. the minimum reading is 50, and the maximum reading is 150.
e) one very small switch that is under the heading "Phase"
(when the switch is in the "up" position, it is on 0, and when it is in the "down" position, it is on 180.
f) another very small switch that is under the heading LFE. this is an on/off switch
g) a volume control knob
just looking to see what I need to get it hooked up.
thanks
Rou