Stumbled upon this video bc I wanted to do something similar with a wireless sub, unfortunately the method you used is only half the story and will result in damage to the amplifier on that Sony sub. What u actually need to add to those wires tapped into the amplified side or known as the speaker level side is a line output converter (loc) thus turning the signal to a line level (rca) to connect it to the new powered sub. You can avoid what I just mentioned if you purchase a sub with speaker level inputs but doing it with a loc will also give you some sonic adjustability to the new sub. I recommend a powered loc made by Audio Control, model LC2i made specifically for subwoofer applications which can handle up to 400 watts of speaker level input. Thanks for the video.
I read your comment and you look very informed, i would like to ask you a question, i hope you read this comment of mine. How do i add a different wireless subwoofer to my soundbar, since the original one went mia lol ? Thank you
So if I was to do the same thing all I would need is a loc, hook it up to the amplified side, or the side that connects to the subwoofer, then run rca cables to my new powered subwoofer?
Hi guys. I need a little info regarding my ossoto soundbar all in one 5.1. It has rca outputs front, rear, centre, subwoofer etc (I belive it's called a multi channel outputs). Anyways iv also got sw out rca. I want to connect another 2.1 active system which only has rca input an output. Can I use tvs sw out from my soundbar to rca left right input to 2.1 to use as an active subwoofer only for my soundbar.
So using your video I'd be able to use the original sub to send audio signal (RCA) to a new amp & sub? Ive got a samsung soundbar with no output jack and an awful sub. So i plan to use a car audio setup with the input signal from the old speaker wires Edit: my original sub had 4ohm 28W output. I learned you can use a line output converter to connect the speaker wire to an rca output 👍 should fix my problem Now I got a skar SUB and ported box running off the soundbar sub amp (speaker wires going into new box). It's MUCH better. I read a comment saying car audio is much less efficient so it uses higher wattage. My current setup might be enough for most people. I bought a mono sub amp and Computer psu 220$ total - might just return them
Hi Thanks very much for showing this video,but when I put the volume up more than 30 db the Sony sub will lose the wireless connection and both sub’s bass will not work unless I unplug and plug back the Sony sub. So do you know what to do to fix this issue? Thanks for your help.
How about just adding a separate Bluetooth transmitter and receiver to the subwoofers? When the main subwoofer powers on then the second subwoofer powers on.
This will change the impedance of the speakers. If the impedance is to high you will loose effect and the modification is pointless, and if the impedance gets to low there is a big chance of ruining your amplifier.
No, if your trying to connect them so they can all play together it won’t work. unless you use a bluetooth imiter that push audio to 2 soundbar via bluetooth.
i also got the same idea had sony htrt3 600watt 5.1 soundbar system the sound is great but woofer bass is not that great its a 6.5 inch mid bass hence i want to connect an additional bass of 12 inch double magnet dual voicecoil speaker like jbl or sony explode may be from 300 to 400watt rms i got an idea that amplifier output for subwoofer is bypassed and connected to an additional subwoofer input signal hence i can enjoy bass from both soubwoofers and db also can be increased in total as my system is 85 watt in total i think total spl may be around 85 to 90db but as instance if i add an additional sub spl can raise from +3 to + 6db is my point correct are there any limitations can anyone guide me
Hello, I have an LG model S55A1-D subwoofer but I don't have the soundbar. How to make it work or how to change Bluetooth subwoofer to wired speakers? Thank you
Hey Omar, thanks for your comment. I'm not really familiar with this model. What I can tell you is that its extremely hard to connect to a subwoofer that didnt natively come together with the soundbar. Unless they where sold seperately and be paired together like the Sony HT-A9 and SA-SW5. There sold seperately but they can be connected. I hope this answers your question. Let me know if you have other question. wish you all the best.
Hi , I have a JBL SB271 220W Soundbar which has a wireless subwoofer. I want to add one more subwoofer to it as it just have a lower bass . So any suggestion ?
Very good nice works but do you know If your sound bar has a rear speaker amp separately you can always by pass from the rear which is the surround to a powered subwoofers so this and enjoy more heavy bass from your system
Thanks. Yes, I saw some subwoofer that has that. Your right. I will be changing my sound system soon and I'm looking into getting a sub that has sound control at the back.
hey, yeah apparently Yes!. this Sony - SA-SW5 300 W Additional Wireless Subwoofer is designed to connect to your wireless sound bar. Make sure your soundbar has subwoofer connecting capabilities. Hope this helps. stay safe.
@David Yeb Vlogs hey David, I have the Sony Soundbar w/ wireless sub model # ht-ws350 and I purchased an additional sub exact same model. It works and does connect. However, it cancels out the other & vice versa. Is there a way to get them to connect simultaneously?
Hey MsJamie, No it's not going to work. because the soundbar will not send signals to 2 different subwoofers simultaneously. You have to connect with a wired connection like in my video. It's the only way until SONY decides to make a soundbar that can support 2 subwoofers. hope this answers your question. have a good one
yeah 100% , it’s a subwoofer 🔊 mainly with a motherboard. if you turn it to a wired woofer it will sound like a subwoofer. your good it will work. Have a good one. Let me know when it’s working!
i dont think there is any, it either it comes with it or it’s a soundbar that it sold separately with a subwoofer 🔊. or else they pair with each other.
Hi David , your video is very impressive, I am facing little problem, I am having a boat Avante 2000 Subwoofer wireless bluetooth 2.1 version. Not getting connected to other soundbar , I order "Zebronics Ace Plus Wireless Soundbar with 30W Output, Dual Passive Radiator, RGB Lights,Built-in Rechargeable Battery, Bluetooth 5.1,Coaxial Input, AUX, FM Radio, USB, mSD, TWS Function". What should I do to pair with subwoofer? Should I try to follow the process to showed in video, ? if am not having any wired speaker or soundbar can I connect through Aux wire to connect with subwoofer soldering. Please give your suggestion 🙏
Question: I just received a Yamaha soundbar and a SHU sub... I tried hooking it up to my bedroom TV (Sony A9S Oled 48"), The light's are on on the Sub, I have the sub connected to the Soundbar but there's no sound from the sub. The soundbar plays but not the sub. Suggestions? Thank you Joe
Hey Joe, good question. What's the model of your Yamaha soundbar? Because soundbar are very picky and complicated to pair with especially if the soundbar and the subwoofer aren't together in the same box designed to natively connect to one another. Let me know the model of the subwoofer as well.
Yeah you might be right, the subwoofer is probably the issue. I'm sure its not connecting with the Yamaha soundbar like it should. hopefully you can return it or exchange for another one.
@@davidyebvlogs It's trashed.. it's old and was told it would cost more to fix than to buy a new one.. now looking for a smaller one for bedroom use. TY
Very good question. Yes you can using Sony's optional wireless rear speakers like the SA-RS3S Total100. But they are expensive that's why some will just add speakers using a wired connection. It's a lot more cheaper. Hope this answers your question.
Just sayin'... Wiring in parallel reduces impedance. This is calculated by dividing the number of speakers by their impedance. For example: 2 speakers @ 8Ω = 4Ω Improper impedance matching (speakers to amp) can lead to excessive power use, distortion, and noise problems. The most serious problems occur when the impedance of the load is too low, requiring too much power from the amp to drive the speakers at acceptable levels. i.e. This nifty little solution to 'add an extra subwoofer to your wireless soundbar / subwoofer' which you purchased at 'Jim's Home HiFi' for $299.00, will overload the amplifier - which was only designed (at a minimum manufacturing cost) to run the one speaker it was built with. This will do at least one of 2 things, but most likely both: 1. Burn out the $9.99 amp component in the sub enclosure. 2. Sound like crap because it doesn't drive either speaker properly now that you have 2 attached. Sure, it's louder, that's a fact. But it doesn't really sound better. Play something that is produced properly, and turn it up to at least 120db, and you'll hear the difference ;)
(Your English is horrible) It's funny how you used the little English that you know to write a comment like this smh lol. Oh well at least I took the time to reply to your stupid comment. Thanks for watching 👍🏽
Stumbled upon this video bc I wanted to do something similar with a wireless sub, unfortunately the method you used is only half the story and will result in damage to the amplifier on that Sony sub. What u actually need to add to those wires tapped into the amplified side or known as the speaker level side is a line output converter (loc) thus turning the signal to a line level (rca) to connect it to the new powered sub. You can avoid what I just mentioned if you purchase a sub with speaker level inputs but doing it with a loc will also give you some sonic adjustability to the new sub. I recommend a powered loc made by Audio Control, model LC2i made specifically for subwoofer applications which can handle up to 400 watts of speaker level input. Thanks for the video.
I read your comment and you look very informed, i would like to ask you a question, i hope you read this comment of mine.
How do i add a different wireless subwoofer to my soundbar, since the original one went mia lol ? Thank you
So if I was to do the same thing all I would need is a loc, hook it up to the amplified side, or the side that connects to the subwoofer, then run rca cables to my new powered subwoofer?
Hi guys. I need a little info regarding my ossoto soundbar all in one 5.1.
It has rca outputs front, rear, centre, subwoofer etc (I belive it's called a multi channel outputs). Anyways iv also got sw out rca. I want to connect another 2.1 active system which only has rca input an output. Can I use tvs sw out from my soundbar to rca left right input to 2.1 to use as an active subwoofer only for my soundbar.
I did it a bunch of times and it works fine if you do it right
You should’ve just stuck the two bare wires into the back of the white connector for demonstration purposes.
GREATLY APPRECIATE YOU FOR SHARING THIS! I WAS AFRAID TO DO IT BUT AFTER WATCHING YOU I WENT AHEAD AND DID IT. GOT MY TWO SAMSUNG SUBS CONNECTED! 💯 🤝
Fantastic! THAT'S AWESOME! my pleasure 😁.
I would like to see that what you did I am trying to do the same thing, how did it work out?
So using your video I'd be able to use the original sub to send audio signal (RCA) to a new amp & sub?
Ive got a samsung soundbar with no output jack and an awful sub. So i plan to use a car audio setup with the input signal from the old speaker wires
Edit: my original sub had 4ohm 28W output. I learned you can use a line output converter to connect the speaker wire to an rca output 👍 should fix my problem
Now I got a skar SUB and ported box running off the soundbar sub amp (speaker wires going into new box). It's MUCH better. I read a comment saying car audio is much less efficient so it uses higher wattage. My current setup might be enough for most people. I bought a mono sub amp and Computer psu 220$ total - might just return them
Hi
Thanks very much for showing this video,but when I put the volume up more than 30 db the Sony sub will lose the wireless connection and both sub’s bass will not work unless I unplug and plug back the Sony sub. So do you know what to do to fix this issue? Thanks for your help.
How about just adding a separate Bluetooth transmitter and receiver to the subwoofers? When the main subwoofer powers on then the second subwoofer powers on.
I got something even better. Video coming up Monday! watch out for that.
This will change the impedance of the speakers. If the impedance is to high you will loose effect and the modification is pointless, and if the impedance gets to low there is a big chance of ruining your amplifier.
noted, thanks for the comment.
This is correct. It would ohm load the amplifier. Likely damaging it over time.
Can i conect a wired samsung sub woofer from an old conema surround sound system to my Samsung sound bar
Hey@sarahkirby7268. it depends, does your samsung sound bar come with a subwoofer?
I have a samsung soundbar and subwoofer and a jbl soundbar subwoofer can i connect both for 1 tv
No, if your trying to connect them so they can all play together it won’t work. unless you use a bluetooth imiter that push audio to 2
soundbar via bluetooth.
i also got the same idea had sony htrt3 600watt 5.1 soundbar system the sound is great but woofer bass is not that great its a 6.5 inch mid bass hence i want to connect an additional bass of 12 inch double magnet dual voicecoil speaker like jbl or sony explode may be from 300 to 400watt rms i got an idea that amplifier output for subwoofer is bypassed and connected to an additional subwoofer input signal hence i can enjoy bass from both soubwoofers and db also can be increased in total as my system is 85 watt in total i think total spl may be around 85 to 90db but as instance if i add an additional sub spl can raise from +3 to + 6db is my point correct are there any limitations can anyone guide me
I think your on the right path! try it and let me know how it sounds. 👍🏽
How did it workout?
Zebronic 9750 sound bar ko two subwoofer laga sakte he kya
Hello, I have an LG model S55A1-D subwoofer but I don't have the soundbar.
How to make it work or how to change Bluetooth subwoofer to wired speakers?
Thank you
Hey Omar, thanks for your comment. I'm not really familiar with this model. What I can tell you is that its extremely hard to connect to a subwoofer that didnt natively come together with the soundbar. Unless they where sold seperately and be paired together like the Sony HT-A9 and SA-SW5. There sold seperately but they can be connected. I hope this answers your question. Let me know if you have other question. wish you all the best.
@@davidyebvlogs Thanks for the answer. I’ll try with your method and see if I can make it works. Big up for your work 🙏🏽
Hi , I have a JBL SB271 220W Soundbar which has a wireless subwoofer. I want to add one more subwoofer to it as it just have a lower bass . So any suggestion ?
you can try to add a wired subwoofer 🔊, connected to the wireless sub like I did. it will work
Very good nice works but do you know If your sound bar has a rear speaker amp separately you can always by pass from the rear which is the surround to a powered subwoofers so this and enjoy more heavy bass from your system
Thanks. Yes, I saw some subwoofer that has that. Your right. I will be changing my sound system soon and I'm looking into getting a sub that has sound control at the back.
@@davidyebvlogs yw do this and you won’t get your subwoofer hurt
Hi, i want to connect Sony HT XT100 with Sony wireless Subwoofer. Will it work??
Thanks in advance
hey, yeah apparently Yes!. this Sony - SA-SW5 300 W Additional Wireless Subwoofer is designed to connect to your wireless sound bar. Make sure your soundbar has subwoofer connecting capabilities. Hope this helps. stay safe.
@David Yeb Vlogs hey David, I have the Sony Soundbar w/ wireless sub model # ht-ws350 and I purchased an additional sub exact same model. It works and does connect. However, it cancels out the other & vice versa. Is there a way to get them to connect simultaneously?
Hey MsJamie, No it's not going to work. because the soundbar will not send signals to 2 different subwoofers simultaneously. You have to connect with a wired connection like in my video. It's the only way until SONY decides to make a soundbar that can support 2 subwoofers. hope this answers your question. have a good one
Can I convert this as a wired active subwoofer?
yeah 100% , it’s a subwoofer 🔊 mainly with a motherboard. if you turn it to a wired woofer it will sound like a subwoofer. your good it will work. Have a good one. Let me know when it’s working!
can u name ani wired subwoofer for sound bar
i dont think there is any, it either it comes with it or it’s a soundbar that it sold separately with a subwoofer 🔊. or else they pair with each other.
Sir...
Any pcb problems on adding another
Woofer??
No, never. Still working.
@@davidyebvlogs thank you sir,thanks for your information ❤
I just got a Samsung wireless woofer without the soundbar that I’d love to use hope this video helps
Did you do it harder to work out, I want to do the same thing
Hi David ,
your video is very impressive,
I am facing little problem, I am having a boat Avante 2000 Subwoofer wireless bluetooth 2.1 version. Not getting connected to other soundbar , I order "Zebronics Ace Plus Wireless Soundbar with 30W Output, Dual Passive Radiator, RGB Lights,Built-in Rechargeable Battery, Bluetooth 5.1,Coaxial Input, AUX, FM Radio, USB, mSD, TWS Function".
What should I do to pair with subwoofer? Should I try to follow the process to showed in video, ?
if am not having any wired speaker or soundbar can I connect through Aux wire to connect with subwoofer soldering.
Please give your suggestion 🙏
Hey I will look into it and get back you soon
Is it possible to connect another sub on the current one? Or does it affect the Watts? Or bass?
Hey, yes I did it on my video honestly no it won't. it works perfectly fine.
Question: I just received a Yamaha soundbar and a SHU sub... I tried hooking it up to my bedroom TV (Sony A9S Oled 48"), The light's are on on the Sub, I have the sub connected to the Soundbar but there's no sound from the sub. The soundbar plays but not the sub.
Suggestions?
Thank you
Joe
Hey Joe, good question. What's the model of your Yamaha soundbar? Because soundbar are very picky and complicated to pair with especially if the soundbar and the subwoofer aren't together in the same box designed to natively connect to one another. Let me know the model of the subwoofer as well.
@@davidyebvlogs Yamaha YSP1.. I contacted SHU and they told me their sub should work with the Yamaha.. so far no luck.. might be a dead sub?
Yeah you might be right, the subwoofer is probably the issue. I'm sure its not connecting with the Yamaha soundbar like it should. hopefully you can return it or exchange for another one.
@@davidyebvlogs It's trashed.. it's old and was told it would cost more to fix than to buy a new one.. now looking for a smaller one for bedroom use. TY
hey no problem! thank you for asking! 👍🏽
Hi,Can you separate Soundbar signal for extra rear speaker?if okay ,this make perfect surround sound
Very good question. Yes you can using Sony's optional wireless rear speakers like the SA-RS3S Total100. But they are expensive that's why some will just add speakers using a wired connection. It's a lot more cheaper. Hope this answers your question.
good ..... what external subwoofer you use?
Hey. I used a Sony subwoofer as an external bass. hope it answers your question.
@@davidyebvlogs waht soundbar do u use?
I use Sony HTCT 800 Soundbar.
Just sayin'...
Wiring in parallel reduces impedance. This is calculated by dividing the number of speakers by their impedance. For example: 2 speakers @ 8Ω = 4Ω
Improper impedance matching (speakers to amp) can lead to excessive power use, distortion, and noise problems. The most serious problems occur when the impedance of the load is too low, requiring too much power from the amp to drive the speakers at acceptable levels.
i.e. This nifty little solution to 'add an extra subwoofer to your wireless soundbar / subwoofer' which you purchased at 'Jim's Home HiFi' for $299.00, will overload the amplifier - which was only designed (at a minimum manufacturing cost) to run the one speaker it was built with.
This will do at least one of 2 things, but most likely both:
1. Burn out the $9.99 amp component in the sub enclosure.
2. Sound like crap because it doesn't drive either speaker properly now that you have 2 attached. Sure, it's louder, that's a fact. But it doesn't really sound better. Play something that is produced properly, and turn it up to at least 120db, and you'll hear the difference ;)
How do I make a dolby home theater 5.1
Please make a tutorial Please
I weat for it 🤔🤔
Hey, il look into it and try to come up with a tutorial. Stay tuned
Thanks please tutorial come first ☺
Too bad samsung is smarter than us. They made a way to keep us from connecting 2 samsung subwoofers to one soundbar.
I just did both of my Samsung subs the same way today.
Your video is horrible as the demostration, but but u made me give me an idea lol, at least i spend time for something
(Your English is horrible) It's funny how you used the little English that you know to write a comment like this smh lol. Oh well at least I took the time to reply to your stupid comment. Thanks for watching 👍🏽