SET UP Calibration

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P S - 8 / P S - 1 0 / B P S - 1 0 0 i

Diagram 3: LOW LEVEL CONNECTION 2

RCA INTERCONNECT CABLE

TO SUBWOOFER OUTPUT OF CROSSOVER

LOW PASS

FILTER

BASS

VOLUME

POWER	XOVER	SUB
POWER	INPUT	INPUT
	INPUT	INPUT
	RIGHT	LEFT
SERIAL NO.		HIGH LEVEL

INPUT

NOTE: Using an external crossover bypasses the subwoofer’s controls.

In this mode adjustments are made at the external crossover.

For best results when setting up your system, assume your normal listening position and have another person perform the following adjustments:

1.Set the Subwoofer Level Control to its zero position. Set the Subwoofer LP Filter Control to 50Hz. Set any loudness, bass/treble, and/or equalizer controls on your preamplifier or integrated amp/receiver to their normal or mid-point positions.

2.Play a familiar CD, record, or video soundtrack that has substantial bass content.

3.Gradually turn the Subwoofer Level Control clockwise until you achieve a neutral balance between the subwoofer’s deep bass output and your main/satellite speakers.

4.Slowly turn the Subwoofer LP Filter Control clockwise to reach the best mid bass blend with your main/satellite speakers. This will be the point at which the bass retains solid impact and fullness. If the mid bass becomes “boomy” or ill defined, you have gone too far and you should turn the control counter-clockwise to the best balance point. If the sound is too thin (i.e., male vocals are not full sounding) then turn the control clockwise to the best balance point.