JBL NSP1 plus SVS Subwoofer? (1 Viewer)

[macerite]

I have an all in one home theater Sony DAV-S300 without any speakers and any cable? Can I add JBL NSP1 plus SVS Subwoofer in order to make small 5.1 speaker home theater? I mean if the power should be considered. Anybody have any idea about the non-standard jack in Sony DAV-S300 to connect speaker?
Specifics: Sony DAV-S300

Amplifier: 180 Watts Total System Power (6x30 watts; Front/Center/Rear 3 ohms,
10% THD, 120-10kHz. Subwoofer 3 ohms, 10% THD, 40 Hz-20kHz +/- 3 dB)
Built In Dolby Digital, DTS and Dolby ProLogic Decoders
Digital Amplifier with high power efficiency, low signal distortion and low
power consumption.
Four Function Selector - DVD, Tuner, Video1, Video2, A/V Video In/Out x2 (RCA)
S-video Output
Headphone Out
Color Coded Speaker Connectors
Pre-Programmed A/V Remote Commander with One Touch Play
CD/DVD Player 1 Bit D/A Converter
Digital Filter 8 Times
Digital Cinema Sound Modes for Movie Playback
Program Play
Shuffle Play
Disc Repeat/Title Repeat/Chapter Repeat (DVD)
Repeat All/Repeat 1 (CD)
Graphical User Interface for On-Screen Set Up
Tuner 20 FM and 10 AM Station Presets
Display LCD with Back-Light
Station Name Input

 

[Jason Wilcox]

i don't think it'll work. you really need to buy a new receiver. those JBL n24's have a sensitivity of 86 which is pretty low. i doubt that that sony could power them to a descent volume.

 

[John Garcia]

If you are thinking of a passive SVS, it definitely will not work. If you are thinking a PCI or better, then you should really be considering a new receiver with that money.

The NSP1 should work OK, they don't really require too much power, but you will have to figure out how to get around the connector issue.

 

[macerite]

I appreciate you guys' replies. If I don't want to throw away this Sony DAV-S300, what kind of speaker I should search? What about the solution for the connector?