Chuck Bogie
Second Unit
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- Jan 14, 2003
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If you're talking about a receiver that is used to run the rest of your system, nope.
HOWEVER, assuming that the RCA receiver is in addition to a home theater receiver, if your AV receiver has a pre-out for the LFE channel, you run that into the RCA's aux-in, then you can use it to power the bass shakers.
The bass shakers need an amp - they won't just just run off the "line out." They also need a "low" signal - if your AV amp handles the crossover duties for the LFE channel, you're set.
HOWEVER, assuming that the RCA receiver is in addition to a home theater receiver, if your AV receiver has a pre-out for the LFE channel, you run that into the RCA's aux-in, then you can use it to power the bass shakers.
The bass shakers need an amp - they won't just just run off the "line out." They also need a "low" signal - if your AV amp handles the crossover duties for the LFE channel, you're set.