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11/10/12 at 9:35am
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So I have this sub laying around and wanted to get it working through my home receiver.

The issue is the Pod is broken so I just have the sub enclosure portion. I am attempting to take it apart now to see what the insides look like but has anyone done this?

My setup would be

TV->Receiver->Subwoofer and my existing speakers

i was thinking i could just use speaker wire and wire it that way but since it takes the svideo cable in from the control center i'm not so sure.
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11/10/12 at 10:23am
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Quick update

Was able to get wired just using speaker cable and bypassing the built in amp in the sub. However, my cheap home receiver doesn't have a crossover and I would like to use the crossover built into the amp attached to the sub.

Any thoughts?
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