How To Connect Subwoofer To Receiver Pre Out

You May Find The Preamp Output Labeled As “Pre Out” On Some Amplifiers.

Is your sub a powered sub? This is the “.1” port. On the subwoofer, an lfe port is tagged subwoofer.

The Preferred Method Works Even If A Preamp Doesn’t Have Special Subwoofer Or Preamp Outputs, However, You Do Need A Subwoofer That Can Accept A “High Level” (Also Called “Speaker Level”) Input.

Check your wiring one last time as explained in the steps above. In new sound system models, you will find any additional feature known as zone 2. The rca sub outputs on your denon connect to the rca inputs on the sub amp, the speakers (subs) connect to the speaker terminals on the sub amp.

These Will Filter Out Sounds Above The Crossover Frequency And Provide Only A Nice Bass Sound To It.

If the receiver you have is a 5.1 channel audio, you’ll find that it has a special port that is meant for bass output. The sockets are the same as rca jacks found at the receiver’s back, and each is labelled. With zone 2, you can send the same source to the amplifier set up in other rooms from the receiver.

A Better Option In Those Cases Is Actually To Do Something Called Daisy Chaining Which Allows You To Bring The Single Sub Out Connection From Your Receiver To The Input Of Your First Subwoofer.

For subwoofers with only one. The amp clearly shows rca inputs on the sub amp. Use speaker wires to connect the subwoofer to the receiver

Then, Using The Low Level Output On The First Subwoofer You Can Now Join It To The Input Of Your Second Subwoofer Amplifier.

If your subwoofer has only one rca input, add a y adapter to it having one male rca on one closure and two female rcas on the other closure. Be sure that the connections are firmly and correctly placed. Connect your amplifier to a power source with the switch still off.