User Manual

(to optimize performance) and bass information will

be sent directly to your external subwoofer for a

deeper, extended, overall bass response.

Reference your subwoofer’s manual to learn how

to properly adjust the sub’s level and phase con-

trols to achieve proper blending with the speaker.

When Sub Out is set to “On,” the speaker will

handle the crossover setting to the subwoofer,

achieving ideal blending with the speaker.

Because of this, the subwoofer’s crossover should

be set to “bypass” or “LFE.” For subwoofers that

do not have a “bypass” or “LFE” crossover setting,

we recommend adjusting the crossover to its high-

est setting—remember, the speaker will handle the

crossover before sending out the sub signal.

Using a MartinLogan Dynamo Subwoofer:

If using a MartinLogan Dynamo family subwoofer,

we recommend beginning with the following sub-

woofer settings:

• Low-pass: Bypass

• Phase: 0

• Volume: Knob set to vertical (12-o’clock to

1-o’clock position)

Digital Optical: Also referred to as Toslink, this cable utilizes one cable to pass digital

audio information (no video). A digital optical cable offers a high-quality digital

connection and passes multi-channel encoded audio between a source compo-

nent and an audio output device. The Auxiliary input on this speaker accepts

digital optical connection with the use of a mini-Toslink adaptor (included with

this speaker). Toslink to mini-Toslink cables may also be available from your dealer.

Left/Right Analog RCA: These cables are used to pass audio information (no

video). An analog RCA cable can only pass a single channel of audio infor-

mation between a source component and audio output device. To achieve

two-channels of audio (left/right), you will find that analog RCA cables come

bundled as a stereo pair (two connectors on each end). The Auxiliary input

on this speaker can accept an analog stereo signal through a cable using a

3.5mm stereo “headphone style” jack. If you are connecting this speaker to a device (such as a dock

or CD player) with left/right RCA analog outputs, you will need a special cable with a 3.5mm ‘head-

phone style’ jack on one end and left/right RCA jacks on the other end.

Left/Right Analog 3.5mm Stereo “Headphone Style” Jack: This cable is used to pass

audio information (no video). Users may find source components such as digital

media players and docks utilize a 3.5mm ‘headphone style’ connector. The

Auxiliary input on this speaker can accept an analog stereo signal through a

cable using a 3.5mm “headphone style” connector. These devices also have a

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