4.The SubAmp 600 features an Adjustable Crossover setting on its front panel. This setting will work with this connection, giving you extra control over your subwoofer settings.
Hookup Method Three
To Speakers
From Receiver
To Subwoofer
Making Adjustments to Your SubAmp 600
The rear panel of your SubAmp 600 features a Remote Mini Plug Input and Auto/Remote Slider Switch.
•Use this feature to connect your SubAmp 600 to the Remote Out of your receiver. Moving the Slider Switch to “Remote” will enable your SubAmp 600 to then switch on when you power up your other equipment.
•If a remote connection is not used, this slider MUST be switched to “Auto” in order for the SubAmp 600 to operate properly.
The front panel of your SubAmp 600 features Volume, Crossover and Phase Adjustment controls.
Volume Adjustment
Use this setting to control the level (volume) of bass response. Begin with the volume set at about the 11 o’clock position, and, once you have made all your other settings, modify this setting for optimum volume and low distortion. Remember: damage can occur to loudspeakers when an amplifier, regardless of its wattage, is made to play at higher listening levels than its power can clearly produce. This is usually beyond the “noon or 1 o’clock” position on the volume control. If you hear distortion, TURN IT DOWN.
Crossover Adjustment
This control adjusts the frequency range over which your subwoofer operates. In most situations, the middle range (11 – 2 o’clock) of this control will sound best. Experiment and let your ears be the final judge. Turning the setting higher will
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