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Dynaudio SUB 600 Cross-overfrequencies set correctly, Subwoofer too low, main speakers too high

Models: SUB 600

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Cross-over frequencies set correctly

OPTIMIZING SETTINGS/TROUBLESHOOTING

Combined frequency response

Subwoofer

Main speakers

Level

Frequency

Combined frequency response

Subwoofer

Main speakers

Level

Frequency

Combined frequency response

Subwoofer

Main speakers

Level

Frequency

Cross-over frequencies set correctly

Subwoofer and main speakers are perfectly matched, when the combined frequency response is smooth without bumps and gaps. A neutral sound will be the result.

Subwoofer too low, main speakers too high

A gap in the frequency response occurs, if the cut-off frequency of the subwoofer is set too low and of the main speakers too high (or if the main speakers are not able to reproduce low frequencies accordingly). In this acoustic hole you will miss some signal information and experience a thin bass sound.

Subwoofer too high, main speakers too low

In the other case you will experience unnatural and bloated bass sound, if the overlapping area is too large. The combined frequency response shows a bump, as the sound pressure levels in this area are increased.

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Contents

Page Contents ContentsPage Introduction IntroductionDynaudio Sub Important Safety InstructionsSAFETY Risk of Electric Shock. Do Not Open Important Safety InstructionsSafety signs Used signs and symbolsGeneral safety sign Signal wordsAbout this operating manual How this operating manual is structuredText markings italicsUnpacking Check that the contents are completeTo unpack the subwoofer BEFORE OPERATIONUnpacking GrilleDynaudio Sub Controls and connectionsBEFORE OPERATION Controls and connections OPERATION Connecting the subwooferDamage of device due to improper connection Dynaudio SubSubwoofer inputs Connecting the subwooferSUB I/O - LFE/Slave In SAT/SUB InputDynaudio Sub Connecting a single subwooferOPERATION Connecting the subwoofer Multiple subwoofer connectionsTo connect speakers Connecting loudspeakersOPERATION Dynaudio SubPower mode Switching the subwoofer on/offSwitching the subwoofer on/off Auto Power modeHigh Sound Levels Adjusting the volume GAINOPERATION Dynaudio SubTo select the cut-offfrequency Dynaudio Sub Setting the phase PHASEOPERATION To set the cut-offfrequency Choose adequate music material Positioning the subwooferOPERATION Dynaudio SubPositioning the subwoofer Impact of room-modesPositioning possibilities Corner placementNext to wall, away from corner Free standing, away from wall and cornerPositioning the subwoofer Using multiple subwoofersDynaudio Sub OPTIMIZING SETTINGS/TROUBLESHOOTINGGeneral tips Cut-offfrequencies Volume GAINVolume GAIN Subwoofer too low, main speakers too high Cross-overfrequencies set correctlySubwoofer too high, main speakers too low OPTIMIZING SETTINGS/TROUBLESHOOTINGCut-offfrequencies Control possibilitiesGeneral tips Damage of Small Satellite Speakers Specific tipsOPTIMIZING SETTINGS/TROUBLESHOOTING Dynaudio Subthis problem Recommended first settingafter first setting Cut-offfrequenciesDynaudio Sub TroubleshootingOPTIMIZING SETTINGS/TROUBLESHOOTING Problem TroubleshootingSolution CauseCleaning the cabinet Care and MaintenanceTECHNICAL INFORMATION/WARRANTY Damage of drive unitsChanging the fuse Care and MaintenanceRecycling used products Risk of FireDynaudio Sub WarrantyTECHNICAL INFORMATION/WARRANTY Parameter Technical specificationsTechnical specifications Page Page Page Dynaudio A/S, 8660 Skanderborg, Denmark All there is