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Thx a lot maybe ill try running a crossover ,great info to know
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Instead of a crossover, get an amp. That's really how home systems are designed to run. The receiver powers the 5 or 7 channels of speakers, but the subwoofer is fed a line-level signal, and is expected to have its own dedicated amp.
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I'm really worried that you're going to end up frying your receiver by cobbling all this together. If you REALLY want to make the sub driver and enclosure "work" with a home theater receiver, your best approach - by far - is to use a separate, dedicated subwoofer amplifier that would be connected to your receiver with an RCA cable. Parts Express has all kinds of stuff.
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Yeah I'm probably gonna gobdown that road Amd I.need new speakers anyway
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