OK. I just learned that I cannot use the L/R speaker output for the subwoofer. Is it also the case that I cannot use an Aux out? I would suspect not since there is no way to synchronize the volume. null

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Gino · Accepted Answer

You need an amplifier or receiver that has a subwoofer output. Use a connecting cord that has RCA jacks on both ends.

GeoffK · Answer

i learned that you must use a subwoofer connection for this speaker to work. If you have a home theater receiver system, it should have one
but if you don't then a subwoofer will not work with your system. Upgrade to a home theater system, dolby atmos is what I have.
Installers actually connect tower speakers with built in subs to my output and that was not necessary as they do not function through that
feature on my Yamaha system with Doby Atmos sound. I highly recommend this sub as it completes my dolby atmos sound perfenctly.

Alvin · Answer

Your summation is correct. My friend you probably need to connect to a sub out for full sub affect.

“OK. I just learned that I cannot use the L/R speaker output for the subwoofer. Is it also the case that I cannot use an Aux out? I would suspect not since there is no way to synchronize the volume.”

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