Questions about Edifier T5

Turning the subwoofer 180° so that the bass reflex tube points upwards is not a recommended idea for the Edifier T5 subwoofer. Here are some reasons why this is not advisable: ## Bass reflex tube orientation The bass reflex tube is designed to face backwards or sideways to optimise bass resonance and minimise unwanted resonances. If the tube is orientated upwards, this can lead to unwanted resonances and a deterioration in bass quality. ## Acoustic performance The acoustic performance of the subwoofer depends heavily on the correct alignment of the bass reflex tube. Incorrect alignment can lead to an uneven distribution of the bass and a poorer overall sound quality. ## Placement It is better to place the subwoofer so that the bass reflex tube points in a direction that is not directly towards a wall or piece of furniture. If you are bumping into your sideboard on the left side, you could instead place the subwoofer so that the bass reflex tube points backwards or to the other side for better bass response. Overall, it is best to leave the subwoofer in the recommended configuration for the best acoustic performance.

The RCA output on the Edifier T5 subwoofer serves as a pass-through for the audio signal, but it does not filter the frequencies and simply passes them on. This means that the output is not intended for connecting a second subwoofer in a chain to filter or split the frequencies. Instead, the RCA output of the Edifier T5 can be used to pass the audio signal to other speakers or a system without filtering the frequencies. If you want to add a second subwoofer, you should do this directly via the audio source or a separate subwoofer input instead of chaining the subwoofers together.

The RCA output on the Edifier T5 subwoofer is not used to connect a second subwoofer in a chain. This output is more of a pass-through for the signal coming from the RCA inputs and is used to pass the signal on to other devices, such as speakers or another audio device, without filtering or redirecting the signal.

The RCA output on the Edifier T5 subwoofer is not specifically intended for connecting a second subwoofer. Rather, this output serves as a pass-through for the audio signal so that the subwoofer signal can be forwarded to other speakers or a system without the signal being filtered or diverted.