i have my Omega deep hemp subwoofer connected to the preamp-out on the Mini torii  but as soon as i try to increase the volume it immediately clips or overloads the sub. Is there a solution to this or another way to hook up the sub?

Yes .  volume all the way down to start. can barely turn knob before sub starts to overload. Had previously turned it up to 10 to 11 oclock. Now can barely nudge it before bass gets very boomy.
Was wondering if there would be another way tpo connect

No. Afraid to do it that way. I am not electically inclined and always afraid of blowing up the amp or damaging the speakers

Yes  Its very safe.  I've seen people wire subs using the speaker level input several wrong ways, and no one to date has ever hurt a thing.

zygi

thanks....gonna try over the weekend. on vacation at the moment

Hi all
tried running an extra pair of speaker wire i had to the high level input of the sub and am not getting any signal from the sub at all.  turn gain all the way up and get nothing.

since i havnt had any luck with various connections and cant figure out why the sub will not work connected directly tot eh speaker inputs of the Torii , i connected a separate amp to the pre amp out on the Torii and ran the speaker wire from the amp to the sub and it works beautifully. Would rather not have the extra equipment in the mix but cant figure out why it dosnt work directly from the Torii speaker inputs.

Pann56

Try this:  Connect just one high level output from the mini-torii to one of the high level inputs of the sub.  Does it work?  If so, verify that the other mini-torii output and other sub input also work when just that one channel is connected, then connect both channels, but reverse the polarity of everything (so you have the red mini-torii outputs connected to the black sub inputs and the black mini-torii outputs connected to the red sub inputs).

DanK