The subwoofer has become a very popular thing these days. Still - with its help you can enjoy a wide range of sounds and pleasant bass. Music lovers cannot imagine their life without it, because it helps to feel the music in the literal sense (when there is sound pressure). And many owners of laptops and TVs will be interested in how you can connect a subwoofer to them.
Instructions
Step 1
Connect the subwoofer to the audio out jack on your TV with the wire that came with your speaker system. This is provided that you have an active subwoofer, which is the main part of the speaker system. This operation is simple, even a child can do it.
Step 2
Connect the subwoofer to your TV through your home theater. So the subwoofer will be passive and will be connected through an amplifier to the TV audio output. In this case, connecting the sub to the TV will be a little more difficult than in the previous one. Connection is made using connecting wires.
Step 3
In this situation, observe the polarity for better subwoofer performance. This is especially important when working with automotive models, because they use much more power there. That is, depending on how you connect the sub to the amplifier, the “life” of the first one will depend.
Step 4
Connect the subwoofer to the receiver. Many TVs have a multi-channel amplifier-receiver. Connect the subwoofer so that it functions in parallel with the front - then an excellent effect is ensured. The sub will cut off all low frequencies, and the fronts will be much easier to work with.
Step 5
Indicate in the receiver settings that there is no subwoofer, and it will transfer LFE to the fronts. And so connect the subwoofer to the receiver strictly according to the instructions that come with the kit.
Step 6
Contact a radio workshop. Experts can easily cope with this task. If you are not sure that you can handle it, it is better to entrust the work to professionals, because not only the quality of the reproduced sound will depend on the correct connection, but also the operation of the equipment as a whole, and you risk damaging both the subwoofer and the TV.
