Reddit reviews BlueRigger Subwoofer RCA to RCA Audio Cable (8FT, Dual Shielded with Gold Plated Connectors)
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Connect subwoofer speakers to audio components, such as stereo receivers or sound system, or other compatible audio devices. Compatible with devices with RCA port; works with S/Pdif, digital, and composite video interfaces; CL3 rated for in-wall useHigh performance low loss cables transmits low-frequency signals generated by subwoofers, delivering exceptional sound quality and full range bassCorrosion-resistant Gold-plated RCA connectors ensures a tighter fit; split-tip center pins for optimal pressure, signal strength and conductivity; tough but flexible PVC exterior0.64mm Pure copper conductor, dielectric insulation, dual shielding provides for maximum durability and protection against the hum/static encountered when multiple devices are in close proximity of each otherBlueRigger cables are backed by a lifetime warranty and US-based customer support
Page 34 of the manual here shows how you should connect it.
You'll want to use an RCA cable like this between the SW Pre Out and the Low Level Input on the subwoofer.
When it's all connected you'll probably want to run Audyssey to setup the system. Set the PDR-10 cutoff frequency to 150Hz and the level to 10 o'clock before doing this though.
Thanks. Another question:
Do "subwoofer cables" such as this or this give extra benefit or is it just a gimmick? If they do, I guess I need to buy them in pairs right if I use them with Dayton subs from Amp?
I have m-audio bx5, Fiio E10, RCA Female jack to 1/4" and Subwoofer Cable ...my speaker doesnt use speaker wire and some subwoofers doesnt have RCA out... how should i connect this to the sub..?
I currently dont have specific sub woofer in mind...but going to get in distant future.. (maybe Dayton Audio SUB-1000?)
Thanks.