Strange wiring idea (think it might work?)
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karpiel666
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A few weeks agao the LFE output on my avr 5700 went funky, started sending a loud "thud" to my svs every time a signal was changed (switching sources, changing channels and navigating dvd menus). I tried all the things that people on different forums reccomended, nothing worked. So I hooked the svs up using high level inputs. Works great, but I want my mains and my subwoofer delivering the bass. Can anyone see any danger in hooking up the L/R preouts to the L/R inputs on the svs with the speakers hooked up to the 5700 using normal speaker cable?
dvd player: samsung DVD-HD850
receiver: Denon avr5700
center: polk cs400
fronts: polk rt800i
surrounds: Unknown Polk monitor? series.
sub: svs pb12 isd/v
tv: 46 inch samsung
receiver: Denon avr5700
center: polk cs400
fronts: polk rt800i
surrounds: Unknown Polk monitor? series.
sub: svs pb12 isd/v
tv: 46 inch samsung
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Sounds OK to me. Email SVS tech support if you're concerned. You didn't ask for comment, but why would you want both your mains and your subs producing the same freqs? Double bass - and only half of it done well.HT/music rig
Panasonic PX60U 50" plasma
Yamaha 5990 AVR
Onix SP3 tube amp
bunch of Outlaw 2200 monoblocks
DUAL SVS PB12+/2 subs :eek:
Denon 3910 DVD/SACD/DVD-A
DirecTV HR10-250 DVR
Onix Strata Mini mains
Mirage OM10 surrounds
Polk CSi5 center
Polk SC80 rear surrounds
Samsung BDP1000 blu-ray player
Bedroom rig
Jolida SJ302a tube amp
Denon 2910 universal player
Onix Ref 1 monitors
Velodyne minivee