Questions & Answers for: no power to sub

an amp without knowing how much power your sub can handle. Audiobahn makes from very power amps that can put out up to 5000W RMS, but if your sub can not handle that power, then you will blow your sub

...power supply at sub and receiver to reset, ** luck! You didn't say is your sub active or passive.If its active first check signal cables from theater system,power line of the sub, it has to be the ...

...is why you want a single 4 ohm voice coil sub. Also, you don't want to over or under power a sub so you want your sub to match or come close to your rated value of the amp. Good luck -Andrew ...

...the EXACT subs this box was made for I would recommend chopping it and doing a single sub. if you try a replacement sub go with the 12" P1 series they are a close match for the power 12's of the

...power amp uses a "main out" to go to a graphic equalizer; signal returned from the equalizer and then signal goes out to speakers. Where could/would I send signal to the powered sub? You can y out ...

...any power for a passive sub.Just pick up any old fairly high powered receiver for fifty dollars and you're good to go.I use old dolby pro logic receivers as they are a dime a dozen today. Good

...sub, or an additional amplifier+crossover for passive subs. your best bet would to be to get a powered sub and hook it up to the front panel mono out. powered subs usually already have the ...

sub that runs off of the amp power, you'll will have to run it through the main speakers. Usually, on this type of sub, there are connectors that allow the frequencies above the sub range to bypass it

...full potential. But if you were to use single sub with your amp then you are more likely see the full potential of the sub and amp. 2 subs=2200 watts is just twice the power of the amp output

connecting powered subwoofer triggers protection switch The powered sub should only be connected to the unit if the amp has a socket for a powered sub. If the sub is connected via the normal speakers ...