How do I connect my subwoofer to my receiver?
Connect a subwoofer through the subwoofer output (SUB OUT or SUBWOOFER) of a receiver using an LFE cable. Connect using an RCA cable if there isn’t an LFE subwoofer output or LFE input. If the subwoofer features spring clips, use the speaker output of the receiver to hook it all up.
Which speaker wire is positive?
The silver wire is typically going to be the positive speaker wire, and the copper wire is the negative.
How do you hook up a subwoofer to a home stereo?
Connect. If you are using your subwoofer with a home theater receiver, the connection is simple: Just run an audio interconnect cable like this one from the receiver’s subwoofer output to the subwoofer’s line input (pictured above). If the subwoofer has an input labeled LFE, use that one.
How do I connect subwoofer to receiver with subwoofer?
Using a subwoofer cable (RCA cable), connect the subwoofer to the AV receiver by running the cable from the receiver’s subwoofer output to the subwoofer’s line input. Klipsch subwoofers can be connected via the LFE channel, the white RCA connection, or in a stereo pair by using both the white and red RCA connections.
Is a subwoofer cable just an RCA cable?
Subwoofer cables are pretty much RCA cables with durable material and technology. As we’ve seen, Subwoofer cables are just better versions of RCA cables. They have the same use as the RCA cables: to transmit audio and video signals to the TV. It also carries low frequencies for subwoofers.
How do I connect my subwoofer to my receiver without LFE?
If your receiver doesn’t have a preamp output, you can treat the subwoofer like another speaker and use speaker wire to connect it to the receiver’s speaker terminals designated for the front left and right speakers. You would then connect the front left and right speakers to the subwoofer’s speaker-level terminals.
How can you tell if speaker cable is positive or negative?
typically, the positive wire is red and the ground, or negative, is black. However, most speaker wires don’t do colors. Good news is, with speakers it doesn’t really matter which one you choose as your positive and which as your negative, just so long as you are consistent.