By jonathan langbein from wall, nj on May 2, 2012
how do I hook up my satellite speakers to this amp. doesn't this get hooked up after the receiver and before the pair of satellites so it cuts off the low frequencies to the satellites?
By Customer Service - Q&A on May 3, 2012
Answer:
Hi Jonathan:
The SMP60 does not connect directly to the Satellite speakers. Checkout the SMP250 Sub-0woofer amplifier which features speaker level outputs for the satellite speakers. What Sub-woofer are you planning to use and can you describe the Receiver and satellite speakers you are planning to use?
TLBy Steve from Stevefarr68@gmail.com on January 5, 2012
HI,
Does this amp go with your Sub 200 Omni Subwoofer speaker? Does this amp need to be kept in dry area even though it's powering an outdoor speaker?
Do you have amps that can be located outdoors like your outdoor speakers which can handle all weather conditions?
How would this Sub 200 woofer go with your S450 Omni Speakers? would this make a good sound combination ? Or would it have a weak mid range? Would the bass be too strong?
I'm trying to find a speaker system that suits my situation which has two general purposes:
1. Playing music around a very large balcony area which we've had landscaped with trees, decking, hedges etc. thus the music will be for parties and general easy listening at other times
2. Audio for outdoor video screen to watch movies in outdoor lounge area
So I can see how the Omni directional speakers positioned around the circumference of the balcony in the planter boxes would work well for the music. But would these speakers work well for when we want to play movies using our Apple tv plugged into a video projector projecting the image onto a movie wall located next to the spa being at the opposite end of ten balcony from where we'd sit watching movies from the lounge?
I hope you can make sense of the questions given you haven't seen the layout etc I'm trying to describe
I'm in Sydney Australia. Do you have a distributor of your products here that I can talk to or even go see them? If not does it make it too expensive to order your products online and have it shipped over?
Cheers
Steveya
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 5, 2012
Answer:
Steve,
The SMP60 is a smaller sub amp. Idealy the SMP250 sub amp would be a better match with the Sub200 omni - It would power your speaker to its full potential being a great addition to the OS450's. Although both amplifiers are strictly indoor, we do not have an outdoor sub amp at this time.
CLBy Customer Service - Q&A on January 5, 2012
Answer:
Steve,
The SMP60 is a smaller sub amp. Idealy the SMP250 sub amp would be a better match with the Sub200 omni - It would power your speaker to its full potential being a great addition to the OS450's. Although both amplifiers are strictly indoor, we do not have an outdoor sub amp at this time.
CLBy Customer Service - Q&A on January 5, 2012
Answer:
Steve,
The SMP60 is a smaller sub amp. Idealy the SMP250 sub amp would be a better match with the Sub200 omni - It would power your speaker to its full potential being a great addition to the OS450's. Although both amplifiers are strictly indoor, we do not have an outdoor sub amp at this time.
CLBy Brent from Houston, TX on January 17, 2012
the line out of my current reciever is a single rca, this sub amp has a left and right input, do i need to split the signal or just go to one, or do i convert it to 3.5 mini and go to the stero jack input?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 17, 2012
Answer:
Brent,
No need to convert, output is a mono signal from your Receiver so just connect to either right or left input of SMP60. Try both, one may sound louder than the other so pick that one.
CLBy Chris from Frisco, TX on February 19, 2012
I have this Amp, connected to the 8" in wall subwoofer. Every few minutes I get a quick popping noise. Any idea what the problem is?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 20, 2012
Answer:
Hi Chris:
On the new units we add a auto or music sensing featurer. Check to see what your turn on option are set at. If you have it set to auto-on, first try switching to manual on. Or in the auto-on mode try increasing the volume from your source. Please let us know what you find out.
TLBy Gary from chicago on February 24, 2012
I am ordering another smp60 to replace the defective one that I will return when I receive the shipping label. Why am I being charged for shipping when my first order of the combo shipped free?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 24, 2012
Answer:
Gary,
You are doing an advance replacement. That is like placing a new order. You will be refunded as we have previously discussed,
-CaseyBy Ed from Boston, MA on February 24, 2012
"With the low pass crossover and phase switch, you can tighten the level of the bass signal going to the subwoofer. The high-pass ins/outs provide the option to send the signal back into your sound system."
Where are the phase switch and high-pass in/out connectors???
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 24, 2012
Answer:
Hi Ed,
Unfortunately, this was copied from the SMP250 manual. There is no phase switch on the SMP60 and there are no sub outs on the SMP60. We have changed the description to reflect this information. Good catch!
CL/ MA
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