JBL L8400P (Black Ash - 120V) sub work on DG710

[scorpionkingct]

Will this work with my receiver DG710 Receiver.
The sub has
Inputs Gold-plated 5-way binding-post speaker-level; left and right line-level, switchable to LFE
Outputs Gold-plated, 5-way binding-post speaker-level

My receiver does not have speaker post terminals, just an audio out using monaural audio cord, will that work and sound the same?

I do have + and _ that says front B on the receiver that for the sub?
Or do i use front a or b> for front speakers for the sub?
Also if i hook it up using front B which is extra for the front speakers do u have to get a monaural audio cord?

I guess i hook them up to front a like this?
Use this installation method
for Dolby Pro Logic applications
(not Dolby Digital, DTS
or other digital processing),
where the receiver/processor
does not have a subwoofer
output, or a volume-controlled
preamp (line-) level output:
Connect your receiver or
amplifier’s front left and right
speaker terminals to the left
and right terminals on the
subwoofer that are marked
“Speaker Level In.” Connect
the left and right terminals
on the subwoofer that are
marked “Speaker Level Out” to
the corresponding terminals on
the back of your front left and
right speakers.
Connect your receiver or
amplifier’s center, surround
and surround back speaker
terminals to the corresponding
terminals on the back of
your center and surround
speakers.

If not i have to cancel my order

From JBL:
Use this installation method for
Dolby Digital, DTS or other digital
surround processors:
Use either the left or right linelevel
input jack for the Low-
Frequency Effects channel; it
doesn’t matter which one you
choose.

IMPORTANT: Make sure that
the LFE/Normal toggle switch
∞is in the “LFE” position.
This will bypass the subwoofer’s
normal low-pass
filter, reducing the possibility
of signal degradation and more
accurately reproducing the
program materials. However, if
your receiver is passing a fullrange
signal through its subwoofer
output, place the toggle
switch in the “Normal”
position, which will activate
the low-pass filter and protect
the subwoofer from possible
damage. Connect this jack to
the LFE output or subwoofer
output on your receiver or
amplifier. Connect each
speaker to the corresponding
speaker terminals on your
receiver or amplifier.
Make sure that you have configured
your surround sound
processor for “Subwoofer On.”
Also, remember to configure
your receiver for 5.1-, 6.1- or
7.1-channel operation as
appropriate.

http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/HOM/Ow...udioL8400(120v)
OMrev12-1-05.pdf
http://jbl.com/home/products/product...at=SUB&ser=SLS

[beavis667]

You probably won't be using those speaker terminals. Many subs come with the means to run your whole speaker system through. It can allow for more refined crossover settings etc. You'll run a single subwoofer "rca type" cable from the receiver to the sub.