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Join Date: Oct 2006
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What is a normal voltage to expect on a line level subwoofer output? I was just plugging in a cheap computer sub to my receiver to test it and nothing but silence. I checked the subwoofer output of my receiver with my trusty 300mhz Tektronics O-Scope and it is telling me only 70mv peak to peak... this seems very low to me I would have expected in the 1-5V range. The frequencies comming out look good but the voltage is really low.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Ok well I took maters into my own hands and made a little opp amp circuit (gain = 14) to boost the signal high enough that the amp in my subwoofer picks it up and now everything seems fine... well its not perfect since there is a lot of noise in the circuit due to the fact that it is on a bread board and I had no shielded cable to make an RCA so I just used speaker wire... but since its just driving low signals on a sub it seems to be ok.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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