So I'm thinking of getting the Swans M10 and I would want to replace the included midwoofer with a separate powered sub, specifically a Dayton Audio SUB-1200. Would it be possible to just not use the midwoofer, and add in the powered sub in place of where the midwoofer would be? Or would I need to connect it directly to the source as a standalone device, instead of adding it to the speaker chain?
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Connect a sub to 2.0 speaker setup?
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dragonageinquisition
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What are you using as a sound card? Most sound cards have a bass redirect feature where they cut off anything under a certain frequency from your source file and send the remaining frequencies through the center/subwoofer minijack output.
dragonageinquisition
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If it isn't obvious in the sound card drivers, the manual should explain how to set a crossover frequency on your sound card.
If it isn't obvious in the sound card drivers, the manual should explain how to set a crossover frequency on your sound card.
Thanks for your help, but I found out yesterday the Swans M10 are discontinued and I cannot find them anywhere at all online. I had already started a new thread this morning and I think I got my situation all figured out now. Thanks again though!