[JCarney]

No sub out so I'm not sure if it is even possible.

Thanks for any and all help,
JCarney

[mresseguie]

Can you run the speaker wires to the sub abd then continue to the speakers? [Not every sub's amp plate has this capability.]

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[JCarney]

No sir. No required inputs. I looked at the manual, the unit, the sub and I just did not see a way to hook one up. Members are always finding work arounds for things, I was hoping for one of those. It just may not be possible.

Thanks for the effort,
JCarney

[opnly bafld]

Giving more info is always best when asking questions like this.
What subwoofer?

Speaker to line level converters are an option if the sub has L and R rca inputs.

[JCarney]

The sub is the dirt cheap Jamo S808. It literally only has a single ended line in, no L and R. Not one of my best purchases, other then I payed around $80 for it new.

Thank You for the good question,
JCarney

[mresseguie]

I've glanced at both the Jamo sub's plate and the rear panel of the IDA-6, and it appears to me that they are incompatible. 

[opnly bafld]

The sub is the dirt cheap Jamo S808. It literally only has a single ended line in, no L and R. Not one of my best purchases, other then I payed around $80 for it new.

Thank You for the good question,
JCarney

Get another one, then you will have a L and R input.

[JCarney]

I've glanced at both the Jamo sub's plate and the rear panel of the IDA-6, and it appears to me that they are incompatible. 

That is my assessment as well.

Get another one, then you will have a L and R input.

Good idea, unfortunately not practical, and I don't think I can find one at $80ish again. I'm not going to sweat it. Hooking it up was a want more than a need. Thank You both for helping me get to that conclusion.

JCarney