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RE: I would appreciate your help..

Posted by JURB (A) on May 15, 2017 at 22:50:21

In Reply to: I would appreciate your help.. posted by cloudwalker on May 15, 2017 at 21:39:51:

Easier said than done since that receiver does not have its own sub amp. Not sure if you can run it off the center output, it might have a high pass filter.

All capacitors are high pass, coils are low pass. You can't use them because they are likely to cause DC instability in the amp, which will cancel out and you might be totally unaware of it eating the outputs. Maybe a couple of like three ohm resistors. That makes for some power loss but should treat the amp OK. Then a cap to common, like maybe a 100 uF or something.

Or you could just connect it to one channel. I know it is not really Kosher but it beats nothing, either that or just sell it with the two speakers. Later you might be able to find a lone monoblock and power it with that. I assume you don't want to go out and get one and include it, that raises the price and one thing about private sales, the higher the price for most items, the longer they take to sell. Like we used to flip cars. Fix them and sell them, and in no case did we want anything we would have to charge more than a grand for. Today that figure would be higher, but there is still a limit. I don't need to have the thing in the drive for six months after putting a bunch of money on it. We don't do that anymore because of too many problems with the newer cars. I can handle most of them but the parts are going through the roof, and on some of them you can't even change the computer. In fact some of them you have to go to the dealer to get a new key. Too much hassle.

So you might be best off just selling it with two speakers. The sub, well maybe one of these days. If you sold a monoblock and the sub together, with something that would sum the channels if the amp doesn't have a sub out, that might sell on its own, leaving you more money.

Actually the thing seems like it would make a half decent garage stereo, provided of course that you have a real garage.

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