How do I hook up my LF-10 to my HK AVR7000?

[BHZ Boy]

So I opened the boxes last night...brand new Klipsch LF10 and Harman Kardon AVR 7000. I read my Klipsch manual and it appears I am suppose to run BOTH an LFE line and wire my KLF10's (fronts) through my subwoofer. Then, I read the HK (receiver) manual and it tells me to just run the LFE line - no mention of running my speakers through my sub.

I am new at this HT setup stuff - always just listened to two-channel without a sub. So, I am embarrassed to have to ask - what do I do? How do I hook up my sub?

No teasing me here okay? Just need some "sound" advice from those that know best.

Thanks in advance for your help!

[M6 Driver]

Okay tell your HK to set the speakers to small

use your LFE out to feed your LF-10

this should do it

anybody else?

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"FULLY LOADED"

J

[fabulousfrankie]

Use the method mentioned above for connecting the LF-10 to the HK, but I prefer setting my mains to large and letting the subs play whereever the mains naturally roll off. Try both and see which you prefer.

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FABULOUSFRANKIE

[Teke_guy]

To get everything possible out of your LF-10, make sure that you use a splitter so that you can get the LFE signal from the receiver to both of "line in" attachments on the sub. This will give it a pretty good boost as opposed to running it to only one of them. If you are really ambitious you could use a third splitter and get it to the LFE input on the sub as well. That is how I found mine to work best. Good luck.

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