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Babek

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Hi, I'm currently using one rca wire from the back of the subwoofer to the receiver. I do have 2 rca connections on the back of the subwoofer and my friend told me to buy a y-cable, and then to connect that to a subwoofer cable that is hooked to the receiver.

Should I do that? Will is make any difference?
 
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Neil Joseph

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The Y splitter to both sub connectors (L&R) will field a 6dB increase in most subs (depends how they are internally wired). This is what I did with my own sub.

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Babek

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hm interesting, how will that field number you stated help my overall subwoofer power and sound?


p.s. thanks for moving the topic here, i didn't realize until now that i had posted this in display
 

ChrisWiggles

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You don't need to bother really. The L/R inputs are summed then amplified. One side should work just fine. Turning up the volume accomplishes the samet hing.
 

terence

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The Y splitter to both sub connectors (L&R) will field a 6dB increase in most subs (depends how they are internally wired). This is what I did with my own sub.
This is definatly true when i had it hooked like that at first on mine. I decided to go with out the Y-Adapter.
 

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