If the sub just has one input, you will not need a Y or both channels. Your amp will be fine with the unused channel. I have Vmps stereo sub with two input.
Dave
Dave
Need help connecting a single subwoofer to amp.
Folks,
I have a Rotel RSX-1065. I tried to connect a single subwoofer to it's subwoofer output the following way:
1) Used a Y-connector to the Subwoofer out of RSX-1065
2) Connected stereo interconnect to the Y-connector
3) Connected the interconnet to an ADCOM 545 power amplifier
4) Connected the two speaker output wires from the ADCOM 545 to the same binding posts of the subwoofer.
When I turned the ADCOM on it blew a fuse. What gives ? How can I do this ? Can I just connect one channel of the ADCOM to the subwoofer and leave the other unused ? Is it ok to run just one channel of the ADCOM and not use the other ove long lengths of time ? What is the best way to do this.
Oh yes, my subwoofer is the VMPS Subwoofer and the Y-connector says that it is "Balanced" (whatever that means).
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
I have a Rotel RSX-1065. I tried to connect a single subwoofer to it's subwoofer output the following way:
1) Used a Y-connector to the Subwoofer out of RSX-1065
2) Connected stereo interconnect to the Y-connector
3) Connected the interconnet to an ADCOM 545 power amplifier
4) Connected the two speaker output wires from the ADCOM 545 to the same binding posts of the subwoofer.
When I turned the ADCOM on it blew a fuse. What gives ? How can I do this ? Can I just connect one channel of the ADCOM to the subwoofer and leave the other unused ? Is it ok to run just one channel of the ADCOM and not use the other ove long lengths of time ? What is the best way to do this.
Oh yes, my subwoofer is the VMPS Subwoofer and the Y-connector says that it is "Balanced" (whatever that means).
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
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