Re: Audio nuts only

["Bryan Brannigan" <bbrannigan@cybertours.com>]

well... the RCA's go from the stereo to the amp.  Then, if you buy a
bridgable amp, you hook up you sub as a center channel.  if not you can just
hook it up to the left or right, ethier way, it sounds almost the same.  A
crossover cuts out sound over a set frequency, good for keeping highs out of
your woofers, or bass out of your tweeters. most amps have one built in.

bryan

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-----Original Message-----
From: CAPTIANBR@aol.com <CAPTIANBR@aol.com>
To: scirocco-L@scirocco.org <scirocco-L@scirocco.org>
Date: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 10:35 AM
Subject: Audio nuts only


:I have just inherited a JBL 12" subwoofer and box. But I don't no what type
:of amp to get for it or how to hook it up in the rocco.  I currently have
six
:speakers off of a Clarion CD player.  JBL componants in the front and
pioneer
:5 1/4 in the rear.  But I also have two rca outputs that are not being
used,
:Shoud I use these for the subwoofer?  What is a crossover and do I need it?
:As you can tell I don't have much experience with audio besides changing
:speakers. I have two rca's but only one subwoofer how will this work.
Thanks
:in advance for any help.
:
:Brian 86 16v
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