Subwoofer speaker wire to RCA receiver inputs?
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You will need an amp like this to power the in wall sub
http
/www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-sa230-230w-subwoofer-amplifier--300-813
http
/www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-sa230-230w-subwoofer-amplifier--300-813
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Sounds like the inwall amp isn't powered, and thus needs an amp, but the amp you bought only outputs a line-level RCA signal and expects the sub to have it's own built in amp, as most sub now have built in amps. I'm afraid with a separate sub amp, you probably can't use this setup.
details of the amp and sub would help.
details of the amp and sub would help.
americanaudiophile
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You will need an amp like this to power the in wall sub
http/www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-sa230-230w-subwoofer-amplifier--300-813
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