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Looking for a lowcost Sub for the home?

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I've seen a few posts about this subject and just ran across this.

It would be fine for a small room and really not a bad buy.



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aww man... that would be perfect but it doesnt have a preout. thank anyway
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good deal. parts express is great for stuff like that, the Dayton speakers are quality stuff, for the price.
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I just got a Yamaha subwoofer...it's pretty good...but the standby doesn't work on it
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Post by RoundEye »

Originally posted by DVD Rewinder
aww man... that would be perfect but it doesnt have a preout. thank anyway
Looks like it's got a pre out to me. It has low level, line in and line out, RCA jacks.
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you are partially right, sorry

here is a diagram to explain everything..

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Does anyone still have a reciever made before 1976? I'm trying to get surroundsound to work using my OLD A$$ reciever...still works GREAT!!!
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Originally posted by CiscoCert
Does anyone still have a reciever made before 1976? I'm trying to get surroundsound to work using my OLD A$$ reciever...still works GREAT!!!
Thats going to be tough sledding. First off you only have two amps built into your reciver for stereo. You need 5 or even 6 for Dolby Pro. Then you'd need a dolby processor. It would be easier to find a newer reciever with Dolby. Maybe save some money by looking at your local hock shops.
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