Can I connect the sub to the Klipsch R-51PM? null

The PWS10 has passive loudspeaker pass-through. As your speakers are active/powered, it is a better idea to connect them to a receiver with pre-outs. The sub-woofer needs to connect to the LFE (sub-woofer) output of your receiver if it is to receive the discrete LFE signal of any surround signal presented by your surround sound sources.

The R-51PM’s are powered speakers, meaning that the speakers have an amplifier built into them. This is not a powered subwoofer, it needs an amplifier.

“Can I connect the sub to the Klipsch R-51PM?”

Asked by Roger 2 years ago

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The PWS10 has passive loudspeaker pass-through. As your speakers are active/powered, it is a better idea to connect them to a receiver with pre-outs. The sub-woofer needs to connect to the LFE (sub-woofer) output of your receiver if it is to receive the discrete LFE signal of any surround signal presented by your surround sound sources.
Answered by Polk Audio 2 years ago
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The R-51PM’s are powered speakers, meaning that the speakers have an amplifier built into them. This is not a powered subwoofer, it needs an amplifier.
Answered by GeorgeM 2 years ago
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