Powered Subwoofer Owner’s Manual TM TM AC Sub 125, Digital Sub 100, TM TM TM Digital Sub 200, Microburst & PS Sub 225 2008 PINNACLE LOUDSPEAKERS
® We congratulate and thank you for choosing a PINNACLE subwoofer. Our subwoofers exemplify the best in modern audio technology, and are designed to produce remarkable amounts of deep bass. Please read this manual completely to ensure the best possible performance from your Home Theater or sound system. SOLID BRASS ISOLATION CONES: If your subwoofer comes with Solid Brass Isolation Cones be sure to install them into the bottom of your subwoofer cabinet.
We also recommend keeping magnetic media such as audio/videotapes and computer disks at least 2 -3 feet away from your subwoofer to prevent damaging them. CONNECTIONS: Complete all wire connections in your Home Theater / sound system before plugging in your subwoofer or turning on your receiver (amplifier). Connecting Your Subwoofer: To connect your subwoofer your receiver must have a dedicated "subwoofer output" jack (sometimes called Sub Out, Low Pass or LFE).
POWER-UP AND TONE CONTROL ADJUSTMENTS: • With the VOLUME control at minimum (fully counter-clockwise) plug your subwoofer’s power cord into any ordinary wall outlet. The red power indicator LED will stay on as long as the subwoofer is pluggedin. If for any reason you do not want your subwoofer on, simply unplug it. • Please ensure that your receiver’s loudness control is off and that the bass tone control is in its middle (flat or no boost) position. Now play some music with ample bass content.
VERY IMPORTANT! • If you have a Dolby Pro-Logic Home Theater system, make sure that your receiver’s center channel mode is in the NORMAL position. This will ensure that all low bass information is sent to your subwoofer. • If you have a Dolby Digital or DTS Home Theater system, make sure that you have correctly configured your receiver's Bass Management System so that all of your speakers are properly categorized as either SMALL or LARGE. information is sent to your subwoofer.
Hum: Check for faulty phono connecting cable. Try to separate phono cables from power cords (they can induce hum into the system). If that doesn't work we recommend you turn off your subwoofer when it is not in use. This is most easily accomplished by either connecting its powercord to a switched power outlet on the back of your receiver (if it has them) or by using a Remote Controlled Switched Outlet like Radio Shack part #61-2667.
LIMITED WARRANTY: What Is Covered ® Your Pinnacle subwoofer features a limited warranty as follows. The subwoofer driver and all assembly and construction aspects are covered by this warranty for a period of seven (7) years from the date of original purchase. Your subwoofer amplifier is covered by this warranty for a period of two (2) year from the date of original purchase. The warranty covers all necessary parts and labor to return the subwoofer to proper working order.
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