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Subwoofer cable — Polk Audio Forum
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The connection to the subwoofer has about the easiest job in all of audio since it simply has to carry a low-level signal of about 20-100Hz. Any coaxial cable with an RCA plug on each end can do this and it doesn't have to be 75 ohms or any other specific impedance. As usual, it should have adequate shielding.
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Speaker Cables - Polk Audio Forum
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Say $80 shipped. zu audio has an ebay store where you can bid on their discontinued cables. I got a 10 ft pair of their libtec speaker cables, retail for $1000+ for a little over $100. I just purchase recently a pair of ZU Mission speaker cables in their Ebay store, 8' for $77.00!
How to connect Polk Audio PSW10 subwoofer? | …
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Make sure Sub is set to ON on your reciever, set the crossover to say, 80hz as a starting point. Plug a subwoofer cable (RCA to RCA) from SUB OUT or LFE OUT on your reciever to Input L (or R) on your sub. Turn the sub ON, crossover ALL THE WAY UP, and put the gain up about halfway. You're done.
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