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Normally the sub woofer is driven by a separate amplifier, unless the main speakers, such as in a pro audio setup have a special LF out set of terminals on the back of the speaker cabinet, in this case there is a hi powered low pass filter, fitted in side the speaker to route the LF energy to a sub woofer. Else you need a line lever LF signal spliter and a power amplifier to connect a sub woofer.
Make sure your RCA's are hooked up, the take a DMM set it to AC volts, turn the deck up about 75% and see if your getting readings where you plug your speakers into the amp. If your not then its the amp, if you are then check your speaker connections again. If the connections are good, set the DMM to ohms and check your speakers. Set the meter to the lowest ohm setting and put + to + & - to - on the speaker terminals. For example if its a 4 ohm speaker the meter should read around 4 ohms it can move alittle like 3.5-4.2 or so, but if the #'s jump around like 55.6-1.2 then more than likely the speaker is fried...Hope this helps
All I did was put a spliter at a the end of the phone line that plugs into the modem. Next I ran a line to the arris and another to the fax machine off the spliter. Very simple. Jack
check your amp and speakers and make sure their both hooked up 4 ohm instead of 2 ohm because if you have 1 set of voice coils on your speakers they can only be hooked up four ohm and not bridged to your amp because if you keep trying this you will lock up your speakers if the speakers are only 4 ohm than just hook them up regular to each channel on your amp if your trying to brigde four ohm speakers to your amp it will keep going into protect or worst case scenario you will fry your speakers and you can check your ohm with a ohmmeter trust me my brother owns a stereo shop
well depending on the wattage of the speakers your trying to hook up to the amp if they exeed the maximum wattage then theres a chance u *could* blow a fuse nothing more then that, a fuse protects more expsinsive devices in ur amp, an if ur system keeps blowing fuses after doing that add up the watts 2 all ur speakers,
and remove the less needed
Hope you find this usfull
Depends on whats on the end of those wires.If you have a rca jack on the ends of them you will need to get a stereo spliter which have a female rca on one end and a 5mm stereo on the other end,Try radio shack.
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