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In Reply to: RE: Connecting tube amp to sub with speaker level inputs posted by LtMandella on January 14, 2022 at 09:31:02:
"...do you mean from the "output to speakers" binding posts on the sub?" Yes, that's why I said, "run speaker wires from the "output to speakers" binding posts to the speakers."
It is never good to send speakers a signal they cannot reproduce. All that does is generate heat in the voice coils of the drivers.
Yes, your speakers do have a crossover. That's what that high-pass filter is. The kind of crossover they have doesn't affect how you connect a sub.
"Crossover" is not an evil word. It is not something that detracts from your system's reproduction, put there by designers who want their speakers to sound lousy. It enables speakers to sound their best by sending all drivers signals they can reproduce, and *not* send them signals they cannot reproduce.
WW
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Follow Ups
- RE: Connecting tube amp to sub with speaker level inputs - Bill Way 10:00:32 01/14/22 (6)
- RE: Connecting tube amp to sub with speaker level inputs - LtMandella 13:08:25 01/15/22 (5)
- It should be safe with almost any OTL - Ralph 08:41:37 01/18/22 (4)
- RE: It should be safe with almost any OTL - MP 08:01:59 01/23/22 (0)
- RE: It should be safe with almost any OTL - LtMandella 08:53:11 01/18/22 (2)
- Its not balanced; you should be OK. nt - Ralph 10:18:58 01/18/22 (1)
- RE: Its not balanced; you should be OK. nt - LtMandella 11:08:33 01/18/22 (0)
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