Dayton 10" Owners

[SoSo09]

I've searched and searched, but can't find what connections are on the back of the Dayton 10" sub. Anyone?

[hongsc]

I've searched and searched, but can't find what connections are on the back of the Dayton 10" sub. Anyone?

Well you can do the speaker wire route or the rca route. I have the 12" BTW.

[SoSo09]

I plan on getting 2 small bookshelves and a T-Amp plugged into an Audigy 2. What's the best way?

[commanderkeen]

I'd put the sound through the sub (line level RCA connectors), through the T-amp, and to the speakers.

That's generally the preferred way.

You could put the T-amp before the sub, and connect it to the high level inputs (wire clips/posts, whatever it has on the back) on the sub, but that's not optimal.

[hongsc]

I have it connected through rca in and there is an out too for connecting another sub but I doubt you'll need more than one.

[SprySpectre]

I'd put the sound through the sub (line level RCA connectors), through the T-amp, and to the speakers.

That's generally the preferred way.

You could put the T-amp before the sub, and connect it to the high level inputs (wire clips/posts, whatever it has on the back) on the sub, but that's not optimal.

Why is going through the T-amp less optimal? I would imagine any sort of amp first would only help...unless it's that bad of an amp. Or is it only cuz it has the wire clips/posts and not a sub cable setup? I can't say I know much about it...

[thrawn86]

the dayton, has rca line in/outs that you'll want to you. audigy - > (line in)mini to rca ->dayton -> (line out) rca to mini -> t-amp -> speakers. exactly the way I do it, except I've got a regular receiver instead of a t amp.

[thrawn86]

here is also the link to the dayton manual, which has a little more info on what all connections it has.

http://www.partsexpress.com/pdf/300-632.pdf