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Splicing headphone outputs designed for nominal 8-ohm impedance speakers to a 47K-ohm (typical) RCA load is not a good idea but it might work on the Sherwood because this receiver does not automatically silence your other speakers when the headphone jack is installed.
There is NO other volume-controlled output to choose. Try it.
As you can probably tell from the very different connector types on the subwoofer and the HTS, they don't match up. That speaker system and this electronics are not meant to be used together.
The SC-BT200 uses passive subwoofer while the SB-WA342 is an active (powered) subwoofer.
There is a subwoofer outlet at the back of the sa dp1 connect via cable to the inlet on your sub then on your sa dp1 remote press shif and subwoofer at the same time
hi, i will sugest you , just clean the volume control with lighter fluid,, then let it dry,, its just a dirt,, try it,, ,, coz iv done it many times. . . . god bless .. gud luck
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