A newbie into the audio world trying to find a solution. Is there a way I can use the speaker wire to connect yamaha receiver to the amplified subwoofer? More details:
I was redoing my living room and so added in-ceiling speakers. Yamaha receiver sits in the attic and so connected the speaker wire to all the speakers. Also, I bought a Klipsch Sub-12 subwoofer (amplified) for the setup. Being a rookie, I had drawn speaker wires for the subwoofer as well. Since the walls are completely done and painted, I cannot draw a RCA cable from my receiver to the subwoofer through the walls.
Yamaha receiver has a single RCA out for subwoofer, but my cable is a speaker wire. Also, Klipsch Sub-12 subwoofer has a single RCA in, but my wall jacks are banana plugs.
Is there a way I can use the speaker wire to connect yamaha receiver to the amplified subwoofer? or Drawing a RCA cable outside the walls is the only solution?
I was redoing my living room and so added in-ceiling speakers. Yamaha receiver sits in the attic and so connected the speaker wire to all the speakers. Also, I bought a Klipsch Sub-12 subwoofer (amplified) for the setup. Being a rookie, I had drawn speaker wires for the subwoofer as well. Since the walls are completely done and painted, I cannot draw a RCA cable from my receiver to the subwoofer through the walls.
Yamaha receiver has a single RCA out for subwoofer, but my cable is a speaker wire. Also, Klipsch Sub-12 subwoofer has a single RCA in, but my wall jacks are banana plugs.
Is there a way I can use the speaker wire to connect yamaha receiver to the amplified subwoofer? or Drawing a RCA cable outside the walls is the only solution?