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How can I use a subwoofer with my PC speakers?
I'm using a little class T amp to drive some bookshelf speakers off of a Mac mini. I just split the mini-jack connector into two RCA's and run it into the amp then out to the speakers.
The back of the amp looks like this:  It sounds decent but it could use some low end. I also have a weird old Kenwood subwoofer that I would like to add to the system. It is powered and has a single RCA as an input. It looks like this:  How can I add my existing sub to the system on the cheap? |
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04-01-2012, 07:37 PM
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The Kenwood manual says you are supposed to use the "supplied adapter" which is probably a filter.
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04-01-2012, 08:21 PM
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Ahh. I see that now. I bought this thing used a decade ago so I didn't get the adapter. Does anyone know of something aftermarket that would do the same thing?
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04-02-2012, 05:01 AM
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You could use something like this to replace the "adapter"
Amazon.com: Planet Audio PEQ10 4 Band Graphic Equalizer Subwoofer Output with Adjustable Crossover: Car Electronics
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