Hello Tim, thanks for your answer, I understand the way it connects. It is not a problem in the load, the problem can arise if the minus of the speaker socket on the Wadija if is not a real minus but an active inverted output that D clas can have. Subs on loudspeaker level inputs generally have a minus of that input tied to ground. This can lead to malfunction. For that reason I am not sure. Regards Spacelab |
Hello Tim, thanks for your answer. I got that information from an electronics engineer, but I also see that it is written about on the Internet. The Wadia amp's manual do not say anything about that. I sent an inquiry in Wadia but did not receive a response. I sent an inquiry in SVS, they say there should be no problems. I hope you're right. audio forums: https://pinkfishmedia.net/forum/threads/attaching-subs-to-class-d-amps.168039/ https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/help-high-level-subwoofer-input-on-a-class-d-amp-introduces-g... Regards Spacelab |
