Have a pioneer vsx-522 receiver trying to hook up a Polk psw111 subwoofer receiver has sub woofer pre out tells me to hook it up to LFE IN but my sub docent have that input only has line in left and right ??
Just use one of those jacks. Then turn the frequency select dial all the way up. This will work just as well.
SOURCE: i have a yamaha nx sw150 subwoofer that i want to
Parts from all-in-one packages like this aren't inended to be pieced out to other applications. Proprietary connections are a huge clue and disincentive.
http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/av/english/sys/NX-P150_e.pdf
A look at other Fixya queries gives this answer:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t4959365-yamaha_sub_woofer_model_nx_sw150
"I have this sub. The system connector jack needs a 12V DC signal to turn on. If you don't have a suitable Yamaha receiver with this connection, use any 12 V DC adapter with a 1/8 in mono plug (the tip should be positive)."
I imagine the subwoofer could be opened up and whatever circuitry is enabled by the Control signal could simply be jumpered "true" so it is always ON. That would mean the amp would be drawing power at all times, though.
SOURCE: I have a Yamaha sub woofer model NX-SW150 that was
Where does the 1/8 3.5mm mono jack get plugged into on the receiver? The RCA subwoofer output is already taken.
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