SuperCow
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[re-posting in the right forum... I hope]
Hi folks
I bought a pair of LitheAudio ceiling speakers to install in my new kitchen. In addition to Bluetooth they also support an RCA input and I'd like to be able to use it in conjunction with a small subwoofer on a shelf unit for wired 2.1 sound. I assume I'll need a pre-amp to support such a configuration? I can't seem to find a cheap pre-amp that supports 2.1. All I found is something like the Yamaha WCX-50 which is quite expensive for what I'm looking to do (and take space).
Instead of a dedicated pre-amp is it possible to repurpose my existing LOGITECH Z333 Multimedia 2.1 system by connecting the Lithe ceiling stereo speakers to it instead of the Logitech stereo speakers? Or will the current provided by the Logitech device be too strong for the line-in RCA input of the Lithe speakers?
Any advice will be appreciated!
Hi folks
I bought a pair of LitheAudio ceiling speakers to install in my new kitchen. In addition to Bluetooth they also support an RCA input and I'd like to be able to use it in conjunction with a small subwoofer on a shelf unit for wired 2.1 sound. I assume I'll need a pre-amp to support such a configuration? I can't seem to find a cheap pre-amp that supports 2.1. All I found is something like the Yamaha WCX-50 which is quite expensive for what I'm looking to do (and take space).
Instead of a dedicated pre-amp is it possible to repurpose my existing LOGITECH Z333 Multimedia 2.1 system by connecting the Lithe ceiling stereo speakers to it instead of the Logitech stereo speakers? Or will the current provided by the Logitech device be too strong for the line-in RCA input of the Lithe speakers?
Any advice will be appreciated!
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