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LFE Gain
The S2/12t has a control for LFE GAIN that is separate from BASS GAIN. This allows you to have the S2/12t augment your surround speakers as well as deliver LFE around the room at the same time without conflicts. The usual way to control the level of the LFE output is to set the LFE gain to 6 – the twelve o’clock position – and then use the home theatre processor’s level control to dial in the level. However, different locations in the room may have different room gain in the bass frequencies. The LFE gain control allows you to tune each subwoofer for optimum balance.
LFE Output
Along with the LFE input, the S2/12t has the unique capability of providing an LFE output. This buffered output can be used to daisy- chain the LFE signal from the S2/12t to the LFE inputs of other Genesis subwoofers including other S2/12t’s, S4/8’s or G928’s. Thus, it is possible to channel the LFE signal from your home theatre processor to one S2/12t, and then from that to another, and another, and another!
You can even use BOTH
In the case of LFE, using more low frequency sources (not higher level) is better than using less. The point is not to achieve a higher level of bass response but rather, by using multiple subwoofers to distribute the LFE signal around the room, dramatically reducing and
Distributing low frequency information is also helpful for reproduction of
Power
Make sure the ServoSub 2/12t is plugged into a wall outlet that is always on. The S2/12t has an
We recommend against the use of an extension cord for providing AC power. If you are forced to use an extension cord, make certain that it is as heavy duty (a minimum wire thickness of 12 gauge), an extension cord as you can find. The S2/12t running at full tilt can draw up to
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