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04-09-2016, 01:12 PM
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aer 60/3 to subwoofer ??
How do I use subwoofer on aer 60/e amp do I use the di out to the sub what connectors do I need and do I need powered subwoofer. Thinking of the ZXA1-Sub will these work. Thanks steve
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04-09-2016, 03:24 PM
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04-10-2016, 12:17 AM
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Seems you could use the "line out" from the AER to the sub-woofer, but you need to check out that sub-woofer and see what connectors it takes.
The line-out from the AER is a 1.4" normal cord; the DI out is a Canon connector (XLR) which would be a balanced signal and may be better to run to the sub-woofer. You ABSOLUTELY need a powered sub-woofer for this application!
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04-10-2016, 05:41 AM
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jseth is correct. You need a powered sub with the built in crossover. I took my 60/3 to my local music store and ran the line out to a QSC powered sub and wow, it sounded absolutely stunning. On both guitar and vocals, it added a depth and also really helped the 60/3 sound even more articulate on the mids and highs. I have since toyed with the idea of purchasing one and looked at the smaller and easier to carry EV powered sub.
Hope this helps, davids
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