How to connect a passive subwoofer - how to connect a passive subwoofer to the r

Hello
I am new to the forum and ask for the advice of professionals, I searched the forum and somehow did not find the answer to my problem, I have a problem with connecting a passive subwoofer to the Pioneer VSX-D710S receiver, whether it is possible to connect such a subwoofer to this equipment or needs to be different, I send photos Subwoofer and receiver:
Thank you all for your reply and help!

Is this "subwoofer" on the first photo?

Yes, the first Magnat photo subwoofer, the second photo amplifier, I will add that two columns are connected to the Altus 75 receiver and I wanted to add a subwoofer

In my life I have not seen a subwoofer with a frequency range of 26 - 25,000 Hz.

jabbamuzik wrote:

Yes, the first Magnat photo subwoofer

I have to worry you, this is not a subwoofer, it's a normal three-way speaker , connect it like any column

Thank you all for your reply! so I was made into a balloon with this subwoofer and which subwoofer do you recommend for this equipment?
Ps: this is how the speaker looks inside

This is a passive subwoofer. It is connected to the amplifier (instead of speakers) where the input is written. Speakers (satellites) are connected where written output. This is a weakness. It is better to invest in an active subwoofer (with its own amplifier).

Thank you for your answer !

I'll connect to the thread.
I bought a similar 2 + 1 Magnat Tristar II set cheaply
The so-called. "subwoofer" will play after connecting the satellites.
If the satellites are not connected then this "subwoofer" does not play.
So, as Leonov writes, it's really a two-way / three-way speaker.
Without satellites the circuit is open and the speaker is "dead".
If I would like to use this speaker as a subwoofer without satellites in a receiver with a separate subwoofer output, I should probably bridge the outputs on it.
And now the questions:
1. Is the bridge enough or give a resistor, e.g. 8 ohms, how do satellites have? If so ordinary is enough?
2. Can I bridge the input / in of this speaker (the output to the subwoofer on the receiver is one and the input speaker has two Left and Right). The loudspeaker in this equipment is two-sound.

I will advise you regarding the quality of the equipment:
The receiver is connected to a computer via a digital input and is mainly about surround sound in games.
Central and fronts are already playing, now I wanted to use this set as a subwoofer and satellites to the rear.

2017-08-16
Made without modifications.
It was enough to remove the back wall and see how it can be connected without satellites.
The game is fun - you can close.

Subject to close, I changed the suba

jabbamuzik wrote:

Subject to close, I changed the suba

It is a pity because this one also sounds good for the price