Will this.amp accommodate a subwoofer null

It does not have a typical subwoofer output driven by an internal crossover, so it really is not meant to be used as a 2.1 receiver. If you have a powered sub with its own internal crossover (left/right speaker inputs on the sub) then you can hook it up in series with the speakers, but I would recommend looking for a different receiver if you are planning on using a subwoofer.

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It does not have a typical subwoofer output driven by an internal crossover, so it really is not meant to be used as a 2.1 receiver. If you have a powered sub with its own internal crossover (left/right speaker inputs on the sub) then you can hook it up in series with the speakers, but I would recommend looking for a different receiver if you are planning on using a subwoofer.
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