Can i use my computer subwoofer as my ....
04-11-01, 09:50 PM
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Probably so, if you can get the right adapters (most likely an RCA to mini jack).
Only problem is the powered sub you have is probably real low power (10-40 watts) compared to regular home theater subs (100-1000 watts) and it won't be able to keep up with your other speakers.
Only problem is the powered sub you have is probably real low power (10-40 watts) compared to regular home theater subs (100-1000 watts) and it won't be able to keep up with your other speakers.
04-12-01, 08:30 AM
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rubberman01, what are the specs on that sub? AFAIK, most "good" computer subwoofers go down to 45-55Hz at best. A normal sized loudspeaker can probably go that low, so a computer sub may not be of much use.
