Operating instructions

Placement

Place the subwoofer next to a wall or in a corner near your main speakers. Typically, the sound

is best when the subwoofer is within 15 feet (5m) of the main speakers. However, the sharp

24dB/octave crossover roll-off permits placement farther from the main speakers if necessary.

Since the ear is unable to localize the low frequencies of the subwoofer, the bass still appears

to come from the main speakers. In most cases, the subwoofer may be placed anywhere in the

listening room.

The level of bass output from the subwoofer will vary at different positions in a room. When placed

near walls, its loudness is emphasized. Corner placement provides the most bass output, while

placement near only one wall will provide somewhat less bass. Placement completely away from

walls may produce too little bass. Regardless of how you place the subwoofer, you can adjust the

subwoofer’s level with its front panel level control. If you move the subwoofer, recheck the setting

of the polarity switch. Use the setting that yields the louder and more dynamic sound.

Subwoofer in corner for

maximum bass output