PSW505 Hookup advice sought

I had a JBL E250P malfunction so bought the Polk PSW 505 based on reviews for this range. I am an old rocker so I have a Yamaha RX-797 (I bought mainly for the bass , treble and loudness controls.) The manual does not say if the sub out is full range but assume it is as it is not a digital receiver. I was always taught to hook these up to the left RCA input but the manual with the 505 says you need left and right connections. I can't see how using a "Y" adapter would do any good as it would send the same signal twice. I assume that I should just hook up the sub out to the left non LFE input??

Thanks of any input

Rob

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  • zane77
    zane77 Posts: 1,696
    edited March 2012
    If you have right and left pre outs connect them to the r/l filtered inputs on the sub then you can use the crossover on the sub for your low frequency adjustment.
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  • robertgarven
    robertgarven Posts: 3
    edited April 2012
    How again do I hook up my replica Rolex to the subwoofer?
  • dorokusai
    dorokusai Posts: 25,577
    edited April 2012
    Rob,

    Connect the subwoofer as you recall, to the left input. You'll be fine. The Y Adapter adds 3db of gain to the input of that connection, nothing else....so you're correct. Rock on.

    Mark
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