hi, maybe stupid question. Can i use my acs45.1 subwoofer and hook up to a bookshelf speaker with a subout?
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Jun 10 2021, 11:25 AM
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hi, maybe stupid question. Can i use my acs45.1 subwoofer and hook up to a bookshelf speaker with a subout?
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Jun 11 2021, 01:11 PM
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Jun 11 2021, 11:06 PM
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QUOTE(power911 @ Jun 11 2021, 08:59 PM) Then I guess you'll have to get yourself a subwoofer amp separately and wire directly to the subwoofer speaker. There are many TPA3116D2 based subwoofer amps you can use to hotwire directly to the stock subwoofer speaker as long as you don't mind unscrewing and snipping the speaker wires. just for anyone also wanting to do the same as i did. i consulted some friends, and ended up, cutting the 3.5mm aux cable, and had the ground attached to the Line Out Red Output, and the White/Red (combine it) to the Black Output. The standard audio line to the other speakers are also combined. You may need to switch polarity if you're not using the Altec Lansing supplied aux. Then just connect the Aux to either Line In on the Subwoofer and power the sub. This way, i am able to add the Altec Lansing Sub to my Edifier setup, and likely and speaker setup with Line Out.My understanding is that ACS45.1 will not run without the right speaker. There may be a way if you are skilled with electronics and can bypass the main outputs by bridging some stuff in the built-in amp but I'm no expert in reverse engineering an amp, |
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