BugAC
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Hello, I have a Denon Heos Super Link multi-room surround system in my house. Below is my AV closet.
[link=([URL="https://www.denon.com/shop/preamplifiers/heossuperlink)]Denon"]DENON UK[/URL] Heos SuperLink[/link]
[link=([URL]https://www.klipsch.com/products/r-10swi-wireless-subwoofer)]Klipsch[/URL] Subwoofer[/link]
When they wired the house and installed everything, they did not include a subwoofer.
I recently bought a Klipsch wireless subwoofer. The problem lies in installing. It should be easy to install per this diagram. The subwoofer cable per the diagram should go in the Pre Out (L) SW jack.
The problem, however is that in that port for that zone (living room) already has a white wire coming out and going to one of the amps. In image below it is the white jack all the way to the left in the picture. (In the living room i have 2 Elura 6" in ceiling surround speakers.)
Picture of the back of the amp below.
Additional Information: The 2 black jacks (black and red, and black and white) in the Line In 1 ports go to this device, which is connected to an ethernet jack. From google, i think this is a repeater??
And here's a general shot of the back of the amps/super link.
[link=([URL="https://www.denon.com/shop/preamplifiers/heossuperlink)]Denon"]DENON UK[/URL] Heos SuperLink[/link]
Each zone features a stereo pair of pre-amp outputs, and each zone can be configured for stereo or mixed mono output. The matrix switching system features 4 optical digital inputs, 4 coaxial digital inputs and 4 analogue stereo inputs, any of which can be assigned to any zone, and every zone features a dedicated USB port for connection to an external USB drive.
[link=([URL]https://www.klipsch.com/products/r-10swi-wireless-subwoofer)]Klipsch[/URL] Subwoofer[/link]
When they wired the house and installed everything, they did not include a subwoofer.
I recently bought a Klipsch wireless subwoofer. The problem lies in installing. It should be easy to install per this diagram. The subwoofer cable per the diagram should go in the Pre Out (L) SW jack.
The problem, however is that in that port for that zone (living room) already has a white wire coming out and going to one of the amps. In image below it is the white jack all the way to the left in the picture. (In the living room i have 2 Elura 6" in ceiling surround speakers.)
Picture of the back of the amp below.
Additional Information: The 2 black jacks (black and red, and black and white) in the Line In 1 ports go to this device, which is connected to an ethernet jack. From google, i think this is a repeater??
And here's a general shot of the back of the amps/super link.