I think you missed my point. I'd prefer to hook the subwoofer to my front
channel amp that way I could use it with 2 channel sound as well. I'm not
running stereo sources through my 5.1 decoder, my itunes and fm go straigh
to my main amp amp (which is also the front channels from my 5.1 decoder).
But what I'm not sure of is the 5.1 audio include a specifically coded
subwoofer output, or does it simply send the lows to the sub out? If all
it
does is send the lows to the sub out then I can add the subwoofer to my 2
channel stereo. Otherwise I have to figure out how to move the sub back
and
forth between my 5.1 decoder and my stereo. I want to be able to use the
sub with stereo input as well as 5.1.
"Richard O. Hunt" <r.o.hunt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:pan.2007.01.12.13.33.20.349950@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Yes you will have to connect a sub woofer to the sub or LFE out
connection
> of your receiver. This way the bass from your cd, dvd or whatever you
are
> outputting sound from will be routed through this connection. This where
> Dolby gets the 5.1 designation. Two front speakers, one center speaker,
> two rear surrounds and the sub woofer. In other words five speakers and
> one sub. I'm not familiar with the ss5 you speak of but if it has all
> these speaker connections it should work well for you. Depending on
> speaker size and the power output of the receiver.
> Good luck.
>
> Regards,
> RHunt
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