Genelec 1092A, 1094A manual System Connection, Subwoofer in two channel Stereo mode

System Connection

The following diagrams show the various ways the subwoofer can easily be included into an existing system. All connections to the subwoofer should

be of the balanced XLR type to minimise the noise immunity of the speaker system. If an unbalanced source has

to be used then an RCA to XLR connection is required; the electrical connection diagram is shown in fig. 4.

Subwoofer in two channel Stereo mode.

Both left and right stereo channels are fed into the inputs of the subwoofer. Each subwoofer output is then connected to the corresponding main monitor.

Figure 6. One subwoofer in a two- channel system.

Two Subwoofers (stereo) in two channel Stereo mode.

To combine the two subwoofers into the system so that they produce stereo sub-bass signals, connect the system as shown to the left.

Figure 7. Two subwoofers (stereo) in a two- channel system.

Two Subwoofers (mono) in two channel Stereo mode.

To combine the subwoofers into the system so that they produce mono sub-bass signals, connect the system as shown to the left.

Note that the level generated by the subwoofers will be 6dB greater than that generated by a single subwoofer, hence reduce the sensitivity control of each subwoofer by 6dBu, so that the level balance is maintained between the subwoofer and the main monitors.

Figure 8. Two subwoofers (mono) in a two-channel system