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I’m confused. How is the subwoofer output on the Sixes related to the Aux input on them?

I had one of those t-amps connected to a pair of forte IIs years ago. Absolutely amazing sound.

I wouldn’t say it influences my life, but I do spend a lot of time on it. In addition to watching how-to videos such as auto repair, boat repair, etc I’m subscribed to these channels: Doug Demuro Berm Peak/Berm Peak Express FailArmy Clayton Schick Outdoors Jay Siemens Audio Advice Kentucky Ballistics The Fish Whisperer CodyBPyrotechnics Fishing with Bryan Prokuski

Post a pic.

And passives in back for good measure! 😬 🙄

You’ll want to find the subwoofer settings in the menu and make sure it’s set to No or Off and the speakers are set to Large or Full Range.

They haven’t been on the forum in over a year.

You should take a clearer closeup of the input cup.

That driver was from the KG2 and possibly other models. The speaker is probably homemade from random parts.

@Brac The link you provided doesn’t work.

They’re not Klipsch.

Just get any oxygen free 100% copper, 12 gauge. Amazon Basics is a great choice. Don’t get CCA - copper clad aluminum.

Great to hear from you! I know your recovery has been slow. Hope you’re making progress!

If you have two in-ceiling speakers you’ll want to configure your setup as 5.2.2 Atmos. Surround speakers don’t go in the ceiling.

Amazon should have any fuse you’ll ever need.

For what device?

This sticky is at the top of this forum section:

I think Bob would have approved of that joke.

And what speakers are you talking about?

If you click on the OP’s username you’ll see they haven’t been on the forum in over two years.

I’m guessing you missed this sticky at the top of this section:

1st two digits of the serial number.

Man it’s been a rough year. My dog died in March. My Dad died Wednesday while my brother and I were out of state on a fishing trip. My Uncle is dying of prostate cancer. Dad was 91 and had been in hospice at the VA since March so we knew something was going to happen sooner than later. Air Force veteran, served in Korea. He’ll have a headstone at Fort Snelling cemetery. Prosequor Alis Dad.

You must have missed the sticky at the top of this page…

I absolutely love it. I’ve only ridden it on the streets since I picked it up last fall. There’s some new bike trails in a park just outside of town where I live that I’ll be bringing it to soon.