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Setting-up the S4/8
While it is relatively easy to add a subwoofer into your system and hear more bass, it is not as easy to integrate a subwoofer seamlessly into your system. The Genesis ServoSub 4/8 makes system integration far easier than most other subs because the servo system makes the S4/8’s bass quick, clean and articulate. This means that no matter which main speakers you use, the S4/8 will integrate well with them; even fast electrostatic or magnetic planar speakers.
Positioning and connecting the S4/8
When the S4/8 is used to augment the
In typical use, the S4/8 can be used to augment the
When the S4/8 is used to augment a stereo pair of speakers, place it in between the two speakers, and not too near the wall. In general, it is not advisable to place subwoofers symmetrically in a room. We recommend that the S4/8 be placed nearer the right loudspeaker. This is because in an orchestra (and also in a jazz band) the bass instruments are on the right.
LFE Input
The Low Frequency Effects (LFE) input allows the S4/8 to be used for augmentation of center or main loudspeakers as well as for the reproduction of LFE for your home theater system. The LFE input blends the low frequency effects signal from the home theatre processor into the normal input signal on the subwoofer. We call this our LFE Blend™ technology.
The LFE input bypasses the internal crossover, and hence uses the home theatre processor’s crossover. This means that the S4/8 can be used to augment center or front main speakers as well as deliver the LFE channel without resorting to digital bass management on the processor.
On the home theatre processor, set the front and center speakers to “LARGE” and
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