Glossary of Terms

	GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Term	Definition
LFE/SUB Signal	A low-frequency signal that is often associated with subwoofer (bass) sound.

Loop-through	The ability to connect multiple amplifers to a single audio source.

Low Pass/Bypass Switch	A switch on the TA1501C that enables and disables the Crossover function
	of the amplifier.

Multiple Signal Hookup	Using multiple audio input signals, e.g., RF, LF, Center, and LFE/SUB
	signals, as the source signal for the amplifier. This type of hookup requires a
	mixer.

Pre-Amp	A low-voltage, internal amplifier within audio receivers that prepares the
	signal to be sent to a powered amplifier.

Receiver	As used in this manual, a receiver is a general term for the audio source. An
	example would be a Home Theater Surround Sound Receiver.

RF/LF Signals	Right Front and Left Front signals.

Tactile Sound	A term used to describe the effect of hearing sound by making physical
	contact with a surface that has been activated with an audio transducer.

Transducer (Audio)	An audio device that reproduces sound by physically activating a resonant
	surface.

X-Over Control	(see definition under Crossover Control)

Y Adapter	An adapter cable that takes an audio input signal from a single connector
	and splits the signal so it can be sent to two connectors.

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