~Kev H~
Standard Member
I'm as good as sold on the SVS 20-39 PC+ subwoofer and I'm just awaiting an email back from SVS regarding delivery times.
There are only so many reviews of a speaker you can read without seeing one bad word said before you cave in!
I thought I'd just check whether my amplifier (a NAD C372) had a mono "sub-out" or a stereo one, it has Neither !!
There are Pre-out's 1 and 2 at the back and the Pre-out1 has connectors in it which feed it into the "Main In" sockets. Am I right in assuming I just need to somehow take the signal from Pre-out1 and split it, feeding one into the new sub and one back into the "Main In"??
Will this deteriorate the performance of the amplifier in any way? Surely splitting the signal in 2 is like having 2 loads in parallel? wont this draw more current from the on board preamp than it is designed for?
I was about to email NAD about this but thought I'd ask here first!
Thanks in advance
Kev
There are only so many reviews of a speaker you can read without seeing one bad word said before you cave in!
I thought I'd just check whether my amplifier (a NAD C372) had a mono "sub-out" or a stereo one, it has Neither !!
There are Pre-out's 1 and 2 at the back and the Pre-out1 has connectors in it which feed it into the "Main In" sockets. Am I right in assuming I just need to somehow take the signal from Pre-out1 and split it, feeding one into the new sub and one back into the "Main In"??
Will this deteriorate the performance of the amplifier in any way? Surely splitting the signal in 2 is like having 2 loads in parallel? wont this draw more current from the on board preamp than it is designed for?
I was about to email NAD about this but thought I'd ask here first!
Thanks in advance
Kev