Hi there,
My buddy has a small home theature combo unit with an amp which has speaker outputs for 5.1 (eg 5 spekers and a sub).
The 5 speakers are variously 3 ohm (for front speakers) and 6 ohm (for the other speakers).
All hooked up and set up right it sounds ok.
Herecently moved to a house that has remote speakers in back yard.
I have hooked them up to the front left and right outputs of the amp for him (he is clueless and I am only just a little better) but they dont sount like they are getting any base, presumably because the amp sends all the base out the speaker connector to which the subwoofer is connected (and not the front left and right speakers).
Is there a way I can make both the base part of the audio as well as the rest of the frequency, be send to the speakers in the back yard ?
Edited by Linz - 12/29/12 at 2:32am
My buddy has a small home theature combo unit with an amp which has speaker outputs for 5.1 (eg 5 spekers and a sub).
The 5 speakers are variously 3 ohm (for front speakers) and 6 ohm (for the other speakers).
All hooked up and set up right it sounds ok.
Herecently moved to a house that has remote speakers in back yard.
I have hooked them up to the front left and right outputs of the amp for him (he is clueless and I am only just a little better) but they dont sount like they are getting any base, presumably because the amp sends all the base out the speaker connector to which the subwoofer is connected (and not the front left and right speakers).
Is there a way I can make both the base part of the audio as well as the rest of the frequency, be send to the speakers in the back yard ?
Edited by Linz - 12/29/12 at 2:32am
