Home Theater Sub Questions

[asubimmer]

I have a Harman Kardon reciever w/ a Kenwood unpowered sub. I have an amp but the input is a dual coax (left and right signal) and the reciever sub output is only one coax. If I just plug the one coax cable from the reciever into the amp, it doesn't work. But my DVD player has optical that I send to the reciever and coax that I am sending to the amp.

The only prob w/ it set up like that is that since the signal is coming from the DVD player and not the reciever, the signal isn't just for the sub. Soo I get voices and stuff coming through the sub. The amp has an equalizer that gets helps a LOT but some voice and stuff still gets through. Is there a way to wire it up better or am I SOL?

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[asubimmer]

fixed, simple y connector is all it took.

[highqman]

Dude, if you have any other questions like that, ask me. Thats what I do for a living. Matt

[asubimmer]

will do, thanks

[parkerbink]

Which HK do you have? I LOVE my AVR635!

[asubimmer]

I have the AVR-235. I love that thing. Its deff not their best one but its better than the top model of most other companies. The 235 is a 7.1 reciever. It doesn't have huge watt outputs but it still sounds GREAT. The difference in a high quaility one like H/K and denon is their processors aren't working hard at all, maybe 20-25% at most. Other Brands like sony use much weaker processors and use them at like 90%. Thats why a Sony that has higher watts doesn't sound as good as a H/K. Or at least on of the reasons ;)

H/K FTW!!