Operating instructions

PLACEMENT — Continued

Years ago, when music came from vinyl record albums, the extremely low

bass had to be limited on the record. If it wasn’t limited, certain bass notes could

make the turntable stylus literally jump out of the record grove. Today, with CDs and

the incredible capabilities of DTS-HD Master Audio

and Dolby True HD

, there

seems to be no limit to the amount of bass power that movies and music can deliver.

We have never heard a home theater subwoofer that couldn’t be overloaded with

bass at some point. The quantity of bass is a matter of personal taste, and for some

people, a second subwoofer is a good idea. For them, it takes some of the load off

one subwoofer and extends the bass capability of the system before it is likely to be

overloaded with distortion.

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RSL Speedwoofer

10 Remote Box

Placing Your RSL Speedwoofer

10’s Remote Box

The RSL Speedwoofer

10 includes a remote box and a handheld remote control

transmitter. The remote box can be conveniently placed anywhere on or near the

subwoofer. We have included a shielded category 5 Ethernet cable that connects the

remote module to the RSL Speedwoofer

10. Just make sure that the remote mod-

ule is visible from your seating position and that the category 5 Ethernet cable will

reach. If a different length or color cable is desired, they are easily obtained at most

electronics or computer stores (Caution: only use a shielded category 5 or 6 Ethernet

cable and be advised that exceedingly long cable lengths may result in noise from

interference). With the handheld remote, you’ll be able to control the volume and

crossover frequency without getting up from your seat.