Polk PSW10

Question

So I have an interesting question to ask to anyone that may have an answer.  I had purchased a pair of Polk Tsi100 speakers that I love.  The speakers are currently hooked up to a 2-Channel 100W JVC Receiver from 1988.  I am looking into adding a subwoofer if that is even possible.  I have done some research and learned a little about the Polk Subwoofers, specifically the PSW10, and that they have speaker line input.  Learning that I am posing the question, would I be able to use the speaker output on the receiver, pass the signal through the subwoofer and back to my pair of speakers?
Thanks in advance!
The Kearnel

Answer 1

That shouldn't be a problem at all. The only concern in that setup is the amount of extra speaker wire and running the wires cleanly depending on the room and setup. But, most subwoofers have those inputs SPECIFICALLY for that reason, so you're doing it correctly.
The JVC receiver might actually have a line-level subwoofer output on it, which would be much easier to implement if it existed. But if it doesn't, the way you've described is the way to go!
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