GP-LPSUB
Add a dedicated branch
Create a filtered subwoofer signal from an available line-level output.
A subwoofer path for an analog system
Give the low end
its own path.
Explore a dedicated subwoofer feed from an available line-level output, or bring subwoofer control together with source selection.
Designed & built in the USA100% analogPart of your signal path
Where it fits
Start with the
output you have.
A useful subwoofer path depends on your existing amplifier or preamplifier outputs and the subwoofer’s inputs. Choose the component around those connections.
Available line output- GP-LPSUB
Subwoofer line input
Simplified subwoofer branch, not the main speaker path. Confirm signal level, volume tracking and compatibility in both equipment manuals; a fixed output may not follow your listening volume.
Choose for your system
Find your
starting point.
GP-3000
Combine sources and subwoofer control
Switch four line sources while providing a dedicated subwoofer signal, level and phase adjustment.
Before you choose
Check the whole
signal path.
Output behavior
Confirm whether the available output follows your main volume control.
Subwoofer input
Check which inputs the subwoofer supports and where its own filtering is applied.
Existing controls
Identify any crossover, level and phase functions already supplied by your system.
A few useful answers
Make an informed
connection.
Can I use a speaker output?
This concept uses a line-level output. Do not connect a speaker output to a line input unless the relevant hardware is explicitly designed for it.
Do I need GP-LPSUB and GP-3000 together?
Not necessarily. Choose according to the source-control and subwoofer functions your system already has. The two models can serve different approaches.
What details should I send for help?
Send the amplifier or preamplifier model, subwoofer model, available outputs and how you currently control listening volume.
Keep exploring
Know what comes next.
Talk through your system
A better plan
for the low end.
Tell us what you already own and what you want to change. Start with a useful conversation about the right connections.