Is this possible? Do you use the line in function above the audio rca cable spots? Cause their isn't very many options, it only had enough speaker connections for the 2 it came with. I would like to connect a powered subwoofer cause it has basically no base, its a 300 watt system. I want to make sure it is possible before i spend the money on it but i don't want to have to get a new system, i just want more bass from the one i got.
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connecting a powered subwoofer to basic home stereo
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12/30/08 at 9:22am
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