Justin_T
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Oct 25, 2000
- Messages
- 76
Hello,
I've been meaning to ask this question for quite some time. I have the Yamaha YST-SW305 and for now have just been running a regular thin subwoofer cable that came with the sub. Obviously, this is not even pushing the sub to its fullest potential so I am planning on upgrading the cable. One question though, is it possible since the back of the sub has a left and right (left being stereo and right being mono...might be vice versa) input jack that I could use a Y-Cable for the one line output jack coming from my receiver and split it to put in both of the left and right connections on the back of the sub? Would this be a good idea or should I stick with one good cable that you guys can suggest? I figured the Y-Cable would get the best of both worlds since both inputs would be getting use. Are their any high quality Y-Cables made for subs?
Thanks in advance
Justin
I've been meaning to ask this question for quite some time. I have the Yamaha YST-SW305 and for now have just been running a regular thin subwoofer cable that came with the sub. Obviously, this is not even pushing the sub to its fullest potential so I am planning on upgrading the cable. One question though, is it possible since the back of the sub has a left and right (left being stereo and right being mono...might be vice versa) input jack that I could use a Y-Cable for the one line output jack coming from my receiver and split it to put in both of the left and right connections on the back of the sub? Would this be a good idea or should I stick with one good cable that you guys can suggest? I figured the Y-Cable would get the best of both worlds since both inputs would be getting use. Are their any high quality Y-Cables made for subs?
Thanks in advance
Justin