Owner's Manual

Powering
Your
Subwoofer
Your
system
includes
a
deta
c
hable
power
cord
that's
packaged
separately
from
the
cabinet.
Insert
female
end
into
the
receptacle
on
the
amplifier
plate
and
insert
the
polarized
AC
plug
into
a
wall
outlet
(
or
power
strip).
We
do
not
recommend
connecting
the
subwoofer's
AC
power
cord
to
your
receiver
's
switched
outlet.
Adjusting
Your
Sys
tem
Subwoofer Adjustments
Your
powered
subwoofer
offers
a
range
of
setting
option
s.
We
recommend
the
following
setting
s as
starting
point
s,
but
the
settings
that
are
best
for
you
depend
on
your
speaker
pla
ce
ment,
electronics
and
personal
taste.
After
you
've b
eco
me
famili
ar
with
wh
at
the
s
etting
s do,
ex
perim
ent
with
a
lt
erna
te
options
to
find
th
e
method
that
works
best
for
your
system
setup.
AC Power Connection and Auto
On/Off
Your
subwoofer
features
circuitry
which
automatically
turn
s
your
s
ubw
o
ofer
on
wh
en
it
senses an a
udi
o
signal.
Wh
en
no
signal is
pr
ese
nt
,
th
e s
ubwoof
er
go
es
int
o sta
ndby
a
fter
20
minut
es.
Fine Tuning your Subwoofer
•
Volume-When
you
s
et
up
your
sub
w
oofer
for
the
first
time
,
you
may have
to
make a
dju
s
tment
s
s
ever
al
time
s
be
fore you hear
wh
at you
per
so
nally
lik
e.
St
art
wi
t h
th
e
vo
lum
e
at
5
0%
.
Adju
st by
ear
us
ing
a
wid
e vari
ety
of
CDs a
nd
v
id
eo s
our
ce
s. A
dju
st
for
d
ee
p,
pow
e
rful
bas
s
without
"boominess.
"
•
Low
Pass-NOTE
: This
control
does
not
work
when
th
e
subwoof
er is
co
nne
c
ted
with
the
LFE
Input.
This
c
ontrol
adju
sts
the
fr
equ
ency ran
ge
over
whi
ch
th
e
subw
oofe
r o
per
ates.
Wh
en using
smalle
r
main s
pe
akers,
th
e u
ppe
r ra
ng
e
of
th
e
co
nt rol
will
prob
a
bly
yie
ld
the best
res
ult
s.
With
lar
ge
r
speaker
s,
th
e
low
er
e
nd
of
th
e
co
ntr
ol
range
will
probably
sound
best,
but
al
ways
let
your
ear
be
the
final
judge
.
If
male
voc
als
sound
"
thin
,"
turn
this
contr
ol
up
until
th
e voi
ce
so
und
s rich
but
not "b
oo
my
." If male
v
oca
ls
so
un
d too
"
thi
ck"
or
"c
hes
ty
,"
t
urn
thi
s
co
ntr
ol
down
until
th
e vo ice so
und
s
na
tural.
• Phase
Sw
i
tc
h
-S
it
in yo
ur
fav
or
i
te
list ening
p
os
itio n.
Play
mu
sic
(no
t a
movi
e)
with
a
wa
lking
bass
line.
We
rec
ommend
pla
y
ing
jazz
or
countr
y
mu
sic.
Now
listen
care
fully
for
th
e po
int
at
whi
ch
th
e subw
oo
fer
tr
ans
ition
s
to
yo
ur
ma
in
speaker
s.
T
hi
s is
th
e c rossover
po
i
nt,
and
thi
s
po
int
should
be
bel
ow
t he f
req
uency
of
a
male
hum
an
voice.
Whi
chever
ph
ase se
ttin
g s
ound
s
loud
er
or
full
er
at
th
e subw
oo
fe
r'
s crossov
er
(t
rans
iti
o
n)
po
int
is
th
e o
ptimum
s
et
tin
g.
Somet
imes no d i
ff
erence
will
be
heard .
DC
Control
(12v
Trigg
e
r)
The
DC
Control
input
lets
you
p
ower
on
/
off
the
subwoofer
and
othe
r
home
theater
equipment
(ex.
amplifier
or
receiver)
at
the
same
time,
while
also
pr
oviding
a
faster
way
to
power
on
the
subw
o
ofer
than
normal
s
ig
nal
detection.
To
get
t
he
most
from
th
e DC
Control
's
functionality,
connect
the
DC
input
(12V)
on
your
subwoofer
to
the
DC
output
(12V)
on
your
receiv
er
or
amplif
ier
using
a
1/8
"
TS
cab
l
e.
Be
sur
e
to
switch
y
our
subwoofer
to
DC
Controi/12V
T
rigger
mode.
W hen
the
subwoofer
receives
the
12V
input
it
will
immediately
turn
on,
and
sta
y on,
until
it
stops
rec
eiving
a 12V
signa
l.
If
y
ou
want
to
use
the
si
gnal
detect
func
t ion,
s
imply
restart
th
e
subwoofer
by
switch
i
ng
t
he
power
swit
ch
to
"Off,"
wait
10
seco
nd
s,
and
then
flip
it
ba
ck
to
"Auto
On."
Troubl
esho
otin
g
When
connecting
your
cables
,
always
make
sure
the
subwoofer
is
turned
off
to
prevent
any
/ all
damage
.
No
sound
is
coming from subwoofer
or
the
subwoofer
doesn't sound right
If
c
onn
ec
t ion is set f
ro
m
yo
ur
r
ece
iv
er's 's
ub
o
ut
'
to
th
e
subw
oo
fer
LF
E,
ch
ec
k
th
e rece
iv
er is c
onfi
g
ur
ed
to
ena
bl
e
th
e
subwoofer
(see
receiver
owner's
manual
for
more
i
nf
ormation).
Subwoofer
has no power
Che
ck
out
l
et
; che
ck
fuse
after
u
nplugging
the
sub
wo
ofer
.