07-11-2011, 03:52 PM
The Cambridge set you have are what I would call full-range speakers. Many home theater setups these days use mid-high range speakers on all the channels and then supplement that with a subwoofer. It's up to you how you want it to work, but most receivers will allow you to pick a crossover frequency for the signals going to the surround speakers. If you want to keep the fronts as full-range just wire them together as you always have, and be sure to set your receiver accordingly.
You could potentially use the secondary woofers from your set as the dedicated subwoofer for the whole system, however the receiver is most likely only sending out a non-amplified signal, so you would need a subwoofer amplifier to power them.
EDIT: all that was assuming you are using a multichannel receiver. but now I see you may not be.
You could potentially use the secondary woofers from your set as the dedicated subwoofer for the whole system, however the receiver is most likely only sending out a non-amplified signal, so you would need a subwoofer amplifier to power them.
EDIT: all that was assuming you are using a multichannel receiver. but now I see you may not be.