Help I have a Klipsch sub-12

[Skold]

and it has high level connections on the back of it, I was wondering if I want to connect my Klipsch F-3 through the high level connections on this sub ???? Any help would be very helpful

[BStecke]

If your receiver has an RCA output for the sub, use that. Otherwise, you'll have to use the high level. It should have RCA if it's halfway decent.

[Skold]

I have it hooked up through the rca right now, but in the owner's manual it show high level connections on the back going to main speaker L&R and i was wondering if this sub acts as a amplifier for lets say my F-3 if I ran them through the high level connections on this sub

[Clark Kent]

Originally Posted by Skold

I have it hooked up through the rca right now, but in the owner's manual it show high level connections on the back going to main speaker L&R and i was wondering if this sub acts as a amplifier for lets say my F-3 if I ran them through the high level connections on this sub

You can wire that way, but if your receiver has a RCA output for the subwoofer it would be the wrong way for most cases. Connect the sub directly via the RCA output separately from your other speakers. Run speaker wire directly from your receiver to the other speakers bypassing the sub. Running your front speakers through the sub basically cuts out your receiver's handling of whatever crossover you set and is almost always the wrong way to setup.