have polk audio LSi-9 mains yamahaR-s700 amp will sub overpower set up ?
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No has three frequency settings; punch for music, depth for movies and flat for bypass. Also has separate volume knob just in case your receiver does not have sub volume knob. Best sub I have ever owned. With its flexibility in settings only user can over power any setup by choice. Be careful once you purchase klipsch products you may want to purchase more due to their good sound which is not bad but pricey.
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I agree with rudyrp in the other response. Not being familiar with your equipment, I don't know it's capability. However the Klipsch sub is almost infinitely configurable. You can blend it as lightly as you want or set it up to rattle your bones and the china in the kitchen too. The receiver I bought will allow for individual input sub decibel (db) +-tuning so I can set up TV, movies or music all individually at the level I prefer. My sub is mated to a 5.1 system of Wharfedale Diamond speakers and an Onkyo 709 amp. I still strongly recommend the Klipsch, which gives great flexibility for the money. Good luck, hope this helped. I agree with rudyrp in the other response. Not being familiar with your equipment, I don't know it's capability. However the Klipsch sub is almost infinitely configurable. You can blend it as lightly as you want or set it up to rattle your bones and the china in the kitchen too. The receiver I bought will allow for individual input sub decibel (db) +-tuning so I can set up TV, movies or music all individually at the level I prefer. My sub is mated to a 5.1 system of Wharfedale Diamond speakers and an Onkyo 709 amp. I still strongly recommend the Klipsch, which gives great flexibility for... » Read More I agree with rudyrp in the other response. Not being familiar with your equipment, I don't know it's capability. However the Klipsch sub is almost infinitely configurable. You can blend it as lightly as you want or set it up to rattle your bones and the china in the kitchen too. The receiver I bought will allow for individual input sub decibel (db) +-tuning so I can set up TV, movies or music all individually at the level I prefer. My sub is mated to a 5.1 system of Wharfedale Diamond speakers and an Onkyo 709 amp. I still strongly recommend the Klipsch, which gives great flexibility for the money. Good luck, hope this helped. « Show Less
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The Sub has a 450w max and 200w rms. You may have trouble with your sattalites. The sub has a really nice response. Takes alittle time to break in. also depends on where you put it, needs some room to breath...But you should be fine. Nice sounding..
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Not at all, you can adjust the level to balance it out, Just don't have Volume turned all the way up.turn it down until a good balance on bass and the rest of the system is pretty much balanced.Unless you want the bass to drown out the rest of it of course.
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No, but I would say it depends on the size of your room. Why down play a great SUB. Your Yamaha can push enough but with just two bookshelf speakers and a 12" Sub seems like it could be to much if you set it up that way. I agree with the answer below though. Once you purchase the Sub your going to want a Center speaker and some side for a 5 in 1 system. I have (2) RF-82 II Floorstanding Speakers : (1) RC-62 II Center Channel Speaker: (2) RS-52 II Surround Speakers and the RW12D 12-inch - Awesome!
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I honestly don't know. I merely connected my 70's turntable to this and run it into a small mixer before running it back to my 70's era Bose amp. No sub output on those old things. Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck!
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Yamaha receiver? I run mine with a digital 4 channel fx mixing board and have it wired out to two 750w peak pa speakers (sub + horn). Works fine
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hi, i don't think is going to work, the output for the subwoofer should be without power amplification, and is usually a dedicated output, if is not there, your amplifier is not designed to connect a subwoofer. sorry.
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I have since sold the unit. I used 2 powered Sub Woofers and connected them to the Sub Woofer Out on the back of the unit.
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Yes, no issues other than relocating the stock amp. It is a solid built dual sub box!
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Check the pre- amp output power level to be high enough for the minimum required input power level for the powered speakers. Should work.
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While I dont know your configuration, I can tell you that I have two subwoofers plugged in the single S/W port on the back of mine (I have a Y-Cable to split the power cords) I have Definitive Technology (BP-8060ST) Speakers plugged in for your reference.
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I had a similar question. I even emailed Polk to ask them and never heard back. You will need an amplifier because the subwoofer is passive. It has its own crossover built in, but the receiver should only be sending high sounds to your other speakers and low sounds to your sub. I just attached both positive wires from the sub to the single positive wire coming from the amp (and the same for the negative wires). It seems to work great and I have had it in for at least a year.
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Simon Your setup should work the only problem I see is that the speakers you have may not get enough power but they should sound good, when I setup this speaker it was a pain trying to understand what type of series should they be installed in, but the polk audio has 4 leads red, black green, and white please follow the instructions very carefully and try only one speaker at a time. When this unit is connect correctly it sounds great.
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Yes I'm running 2 69 and set of mid and tweets up front and 2 10 inch subs at 2 ohms no problem. Sounds great speakers are 80 watts and 150 watt subs
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I am running:4xInfinity Reference 6032cf 6.5-Inch 180-Watt High-Performance 2-Way Speakers (Two speakers on Channel 1 and Two speakers on Channel 2)1x Pyle PLPW8D 8-Inch 800 Watt Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer (Bridge Channel 3 and 4)(Running a 10" would be better since amp can run it fine)
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The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours. The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used... » Read More The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours. « Show Less
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I have a V675 and I'm running 3 subs (2 are Polk and 1 is a Klipsch). 2 are with my basement home theater (Zone 1) and are hooked up to the 2 sub\pre-amp outputs on back of amp. The 3rd is hooked up to my upstairs living rooms speakers (Zone 2) using speaker wires from amp into sub and speaker wires out from sub to speakers.
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I don't believe it does. I returned it and got a polk powered subwoofer. What a difference
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There is a line level subwoofer output but not a speaker level subwoofer output. I am using a powered subwoofer with RX-A830.
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I am assuming your subwoofer is not amplified. If that is the case you can bridge this amp and feed it to your subwoofer.