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In Reply to: Re: Sure posted by Charles J P on July 28, 2006 at 13:34:18:

Just out of curiousity, what are you doing to keep "high" freq. signals out of the SW amp?
You can cobble together a solution to the problem easily enough. Buy a pair of 1 KOhm linear taper pots. You connect the ends of the pots. in parallel with the main speaker cables at the integrated's binding posts. The "hot" leads of the cables that feed the SW amp get connected to the wipers of the pots. All "cold" connections are common at the integrated's binding posts. You use the pots. to level match the SW to the main speakers. Set the pots. once and forget them; so, pots. with screwdriver slots are appropriate for this job.

Eli D.

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Topic - Any way to tap speaker outs for a sub with integrated amp? - Charles J P 06:45:23 07/28/06 (7)

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