Daisy chaining PSW505's?

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billbill
billbill Posts: 7
in Subwoofer Hookup & Bass Management
I own a PSW505 subwoofer (love it). I only have one LFE out on my receiver. Besides using a Y adapter to split the signal from the LFE out on the receiver to each sub, is there a different way of adding a second PSW505 to my setup? There is no low level out on a PSW505 so I don't think I could daisy chain them. Could I use the high level speaker outs from my existing sub to a second PSW505? I've never heard of that kind of daisy chaining for subs so I'm not sure. If that is not a possibility, does the use of a Y adapter diminish the signal to the subs? Thanks.
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  • Nightfall
    Nightfall Posts: 10,067
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    Use a Y adapter.
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  • classic carl
    classic carl Posts: 648
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    I second the Y adapter. I use one on my HT set up. There is no degradation of sound.
    Main System:
    Proton AA-1150 ~ Yamaha C-4 ~ Furman Elite-15 DMi ~ Sennheiser HD600 ~ Monitor Audio Silver RS8 & FB210 ~ Martin Logan Dynamo ~ Teac R-919X ~ Marantz CD5003 ~ Squeezebox Classic ~ Music Hall dac25.2 ~ Dual 1229/Acutex M312 III STR ~ Music Hall mmf-5.1/Goldring 1012GX ~ Music Hall Cruise Control 2.0

    Home Theater:
    Vizio V585-H11 ~ Yamaha RX-V800 ~ Furman Elite-15 DMi ~ Marantz DV6001 ~ EPI M90 ~ Polk Audio RT35i ~ CS400i ~ (2) Polk Audio PSW450

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  • msg
    msg Posts: 9,431
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    where would one place this Y adapter? out of the receiver and two long sub cables, or at the end of a single sub cable splitting to two shorter ones closer to the subs?
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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 10,716
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    just be careful. lost one this way. In fact I'd skip the idea.
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  • deronb1
    deronb1 Posts: 5,021
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    I use a short out of the back of the reciever then two 5 ft cables to each sub. Works fine.
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  • classic carl
    classic carl Posts: 648
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    I have my Y adapter at the receiver, but 3 meter cables from there to each sub. I've never had a problem and have had two subs connected this way since 2012. If redned lost a sub this way, as he posted, I'd be willing to bet the Y adapter had nothing to do with it.
    Main System:
    Proton AA-1150 ~ Yamaha C-4 ~ Furman Elite-15 DMi ~ Sennheiser HD600 ~ Monitor Audio Silver RS8 & FB210 ~ Martin Logan Dynamo ~ Teac R-919X ~ Marantz CD5003 ~ Squeezebox Classic ~ Music Hall dac25.2 ~ Dual 1229/Acutex M312 III STR ~ Music Hall mmf-5.1/Goldring 1012GX ~ Music Hall Cruise Control 2.0

    Home Theater:
    Vizio V585-H11 ~ Yamaha RX-V800 ~ Furman Elite-15 DMi ~ Marantz DV6001 ~ EPI M90 ~ Polk Audio RT35i ~ CS400i ~ (2) Polk Audio PSW450

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