Aiwa Comprehensive Guide to Subwoofers and Stereo System Setup

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POSITIONING

Because low-frequency sound reproduced by the powered subwoofer is mostly non-directional, the listener will be unable to localize the bass source. Accordingly, the powered subwoofer provides maximum flexibility in terms of positioning. For the most effective low-frequency sound, the powered subwoofer should be placed on the floor close to a wall or in a corner of the room.

CONNECTIONS

Connect the speaker cords before connecting the AC cord. Connect in ❑ way if your stereo system has a SUPER WOOFER output jack. [f not, connect in ❑ way.

Never connect in both of ❑ and ❑ ways simultaneously.

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❑Connecting an AIWA stereo system with a SUPER WOOFER or SUB WOOFER output jack (RCA phono jack) to the powered subwoofer

Preparations

Turn off the power of this unit.

1 Connect the SUPER WOOFER or SUB WOOFER jack on the stereo system side ~ to the INPUT 1 (FROM SUPER WOOFER TERMINAL) jack on the powered subwoofer O with the supplied connecting cord.

2 Set the INPUT SELECT switch to”1”.

		❑ Connecting a stereo system with typical
		Land R speaker terminals to the powered
		subwoofer
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		Turn off the power of the stereo system and remove the speaker

cords from the speaker terminals on the system.

1 Connect the stereo system speaker terminals @to the INPUT

2 (FROM SPEAKERS OUT) terminals”on the powered

ID	subwoofer @ with the supplied speaker cords 0.
	Make sure the L and R and the @ and @ cords are connected
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2 Using the speaker cords removed in “Preparations” above, connect the right and left speakers 6) 0 to the SPEAKERS OUT terminals on the powered subwoofer Q).

3 Set the INPUT SELECT switch to “2.

Connecting the AC cord

Connect the AC cord to a wall outlet.

Use Iefffright speakers whose impedance corresponds with the value specified on the stereo system.

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