Hello, looking for some advice. I'm thinking about making a subwoofer output on Edifier s880db active speakers using a level converter, something like this: https://lu.teufelaudio.com/level-converter-ac-5011-ap-102981000 ). It would result in a double sub output, with separate left and right channel RCA outputs.
The master (right) speaker of the Edifier s880db active speakers has a 4 pin speaker (2 cables for woofer and 2 for tweeter) cable output to the slave (left) speaker.
Would it be possible to connect (solder) the Level Converter wires to the woofer driver wires of the master and slave (right and left channel) inside the active master speaker? What to do with the green "ground" wire of the converter?
Would this affect (reduce) the woofer driver power significantly? As I think the level converter itself must use some of the signal, or is this very little?
The edifier s880db goes down to 55Hz, would it be likely that the build in amplifier sends frequencies below 55Hz to the woofer drivers? (else the level converter to sub output is pointless anyways lol). Thanks for the replies.
The master (right) speaker of the Edifier s880db active speakers has a 4 pin speaker (2 cables for woofer and 2 for tweeter) cable output to the slave (left) speaker.
Would it be possible to connect (solder) the Level Converter wires to the woofer driver wires of the master and slave (right and left channel) inside the active master speaker? What to do with the green "ground" wire of the converter?
Would this affect (reduce) the woofer driver power significantly? As I think the level converter itself must use some of the signal, or is this very little?
The edifier s880db goes down to 55Hz, would it be likely that the build in amplifier sends frequencies below 55Hz to the woofer drivers? (else the level converter to sub output is pointless anyways lol). Thanks for the replies.
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