Can JWM70A Use Powered Subwoofer With RCA Outputs

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I have a jwm70a Stereo. I would like to add a powered subwoofer to it using the RCA outputs. Can I do that while still using the speakers currently connected, or will plugging something into the RCA outputs mute the speakers connected to it? I know this is similar to https://www.etrailer.com/question-441422.html, but wanted to check that the existing speakers would still work even if something was plugged into the RCA outputs. Would you use the fixed or variable outputs? Thanks!

asked by: Andrew S

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Yes, Jensen RV Stereo JWM70A can indeed use the RCA output Jensen Enclosed Amplified Marine Subwoofer # JMPSW800.

The existing speakers will still work, and use the variable output.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Yes, the audio outputs on the Jensen stereo jwm70a are RCA outputs that can be used with an amplifier and then a subwoofer. You could also use an amplified subwoofer like Jensen Enclosed Amplified Marine Subwoofer - Surface Mount part #JMPSW800 which…

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Yes, your Jensen stereo has RCA outputs that you could run to the RCA inputs of the Jensen 8" Amplified Subwoofer with Enclosure #JMPSW800 and it would work well.

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