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<blockquote data-quote="Drifter" data-source="post: 1088044" data-attributes="member: 13448"><p>Combining the pre-outs into the same RCA input into the sub should not be an issue.</p><p></p><p>The amp's pre-outs send a full audio signal to the sub. The sub's driver will attempt to play the entire frequency and will probably succeed with creating sound pretty high up in the frequency spectrum ~ many subs can go as high as 200hz or so. This is pretty much mid-range as men's voices are around 100Hz and children around 300Hz. This results in a large amount of the music coming straight from the sub and this skews the entire soundstage.</p><p></p><p>Since your pre-amp does not have a digital crossover for the pre-outs, you will have to use the sub's crossover dial to determine the frequencies that will played by the sub. Set it at 80Hz as a start. Everything above 80Hz will be attenuated and the sub will only play 80Hz and below. Tweak it from there based on preference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Drifter, post: 1088044, member: 13448"] Combining the pre-outs into the same RCA input into the sub should not be an issue. The amp's pre-outs send a full audio signal to the sub. The sub's driver will attempt to play the entire frequency and will probably succeed with creating sound pretty high up in the frequency spectrum ~ many subs can go as high as 200hz or so. This is pretty much mid-range as men's voices are around 100Hz and children around 300Hz. This results in a large amount of the music coming straight from the sub and this skews the entire soundstage. Since your pre-amp does not have a digital crossover for the pre-outs, you will have to use the sub's crossover dial to determine the frequencies that will played by the sub. Set it at 80Hz as a start. Everything above 80Hz will be attenuated and the sub will only play 80Hz and below. Tweak it from there based on preference. [/QUOTE]
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