Atlantic Technology 10 CSB Right Speaker, SubwooferReceiver/Processor Left Speaker

8 Connections

10 CSB Corner Subwoofer

Example 6: Speaker Out/High Level In for 1 Subwoofer

This is the most common method for connecting a subwoofer to a system without a dedicated subwoofer line out or preamp outputs. The signal that comes from the High-Level Output jacks is hi-pass filtered to prevent overdriving the satellites with deep bass frequencies.

+	-	-	+
	RIGHT		L/MONO

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INPUT

HIGH

LEVEL

OUTPUT

Right

Speaker

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+	-	-	+
	RIGHT		L/MONO

Right Subwoofer

SubwooferReceiver/Processor

Left

Speaker

Example 7: Speaker Out/High Level In for Stereo Subwoofers

This is the most common method for connecting 2 subwoofers to a system without a dedi- cated subwoofer line out or Preamp outputs. Note that the L/MONO High Level input is used on both left and right subwoofers.

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INPUT INPUT � �

HIGH			HIGH
LEVEL			LEVEL
OUTPUT			OUTPUT
+	-	-	+
	RIGHT		L/MONO

Left Subwoofer Receiver/Processor

Right	Left
Speaker	Speaker

You can connect to the High-level inputs by removing 1/2" of insulation from each wire end, twisting the strands of wire together and placing the wire into the appropriate terminal's hole on the rear of the subwoofer while pushing the adjacent latch as illustrated.Be careful that no stray strands of wire touch across connections.

It is important to observe polarity while making speaker connections: red (+) terminals on the amplifier to red (+) on the speaker, black (–) on the amplifier to black (–) on the speaker. Look carefully at the wires you are using and note that one of the wires in each pair will be marked by either the conductor color, printing on the wire jacket, a ridge on one side of the wire jacket, or a thread intertwined with the wire strands. By convention, the marked wire is connected to the red (+) terminal.