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Connecting a subwoofer to your receiver is an essential step in getting deep bass for your home theater or audio setup. But ...

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Once you have your subwoofer positioned properly in your room, it's time to connect it to your A/V receiver. There are two possible ways of doing this: Line level connection – using unbalanced RCA ...

Recent posts about my cable hunts got me searching for LFE out setups and what they are used for. Seems LFE out is used for the .1 in the 5.1 designation and is completely off for two channel ...

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LFE is a common term in home theater audio, but it doesn’t mean what you might think it does. The LFE channel is designed to deliver low-frequency information to supplement the overall bass content.

I'm getting no sound from my subwoofer working when using my pre-wired connections through the wall, though it works fine if I connect directly. Here's what I'm doing - I'm using an RCA cable to go ...