Rattling PSW150

[bad400]

if the sub has speaker level inputs, its rather a simple hook-up.

just run the left and right speaker wire from the tuner into the sub, then run your speakers from the speaker level outs from the sub.
you'll control the crossover and db level from the back of the sub.

with my two powered subs, i cant run a floor standing 3way speaker off of them, they sound like crap. but small 2way bookshelf speakers sound good.
i think a 2 driver floor standing speaker will be fine, sense the crossover in the speakers are set differently.
now, your sub may be different.

 

[belgianbrain]

It does have a speaker level input, but I've just been hooking it up to output B on my AMP and leaving the NS-690s separate from the sub.

If I hook my speakers up to the sub, does the sub filter out the low end frequencies it's outputting for the speakers? I don't really want my sound going through an additional crossover. I'm kind of picky about that - the only capacitors my sound goes through is the silver Mundorfs I put in my NS-690s!

I really only want the sub to do 100Hz and down.

 

[bad400]

you should be fine running the sub on its own.
I would have suggested that, if i knew your receiver had a (a) and (b) option.

seems my subs take the low frequencies out of the equation, on mine anyway.
My big speakers sounded really really bad when i tried the speaker level option on my subs, so thankfully my receiver had a sub pre-out.
I have a (a) and (b) speaker option on my receiver as well, but sense im running a set of speakers on the (a) and (b) selector, i couldnt run my subs that way with the 3way speakers.
did sound good with the small 2way speakers i have when ran through the speaker level connections though.

heres what im running right now.

 

[teebee]

How did it go??

Does it sound good? Box may be on the small side. You might want to tune that sub to around 24 hz with 2+ ft3.

Do you still have the original woofer? I'd be happy to buy it-- or repair it for you.