Friends,
I am having a bare minimum HT - Onkyo HT3300, which I am was fine till now along with my samsung BR bundle. From the moment I experienced an active sub from my neighbor, I understood how malnutritioned the passive sub is . Recently I got a pair of locally assembled 10" subs, but its not showing its true strength when I connected it with my Onkyo directly. I am ready to invest in a small stereo amp to powerup the sub but HT3300 is only supporting passive sub. Is there any way I can add an active sub to this mess? I checked whether I can get subout directly from BR player, but that option is also not there.
Cannot upgrade the receiver or invest more than 5k in this adventure, as my finance manager (aka better half) is against spending more on HT.
In the worst case, I can connect the RF out from my BR player to a stereo amp and to the new subs, but my intention was to use it exclusively as active subs and not as LR channels. Any Einstein out there who can help me?
I am having a bare minimum HT - Onkyo HT3300, which I am was fine till now along with my samsung BR bundle. From the moment I experienced an active sub from my neighbor, I understood how malnutritioned the passive sub is . Recently I got a pair of locally assembled 10" subs, but its not showing its true strength when I connected it with my Onkyo directly. I am ready to invest in a small stereo amp to powerup the sub but HT3300 is only supporting passive sub. Is there any way I can add an active sub to this mess? I checked whether I can get subout directly from BR player, but that option is also not there.
Cannot upgrade the receiver or invest more than 5k in this adventure, as my finance manager (aka better half) is against spending more on HT.
In the worst case, I can connect the RF out from my BR player to a stereo amp and to the new subs, but my intention was to use it exclusively as active subs and not as LR channels. Any Einstein out there who can help me?