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PS-10/PS-12
SYSTEM CONNECTIONS
If your receiver/processor does
not contain a Dolby Digital or
DTS processor but has
subwoofer outputs:
Set line-level/LFE switch to
“Normal.”
NOTE:If your receiver/processor
has only one sub out,you may use
either the L or R input.
If you have a Dolby* Digital or
DTS®receiver/processor with a
low-frequency-effects (LFE) or
subwoofer output:
CROSSOVER
FREQUENCY
LEVEL
LINE LEVEL IN
PHASE
Min Max
L
R
L R
For LFE use L or R
LFE NORMAL
HIGH
LEVEL
IN
50Hz
0º 180º
150Hz
RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER
Front Speaker Output
80Hz
Green: On
Red: Stand-By
+ –
CROSSOVER
FREQUENCY
LEVEL
LINE LEVEL IN
PHASE
Min Max
L
R
L R
For LFE use L or R
LFE NORMAL
HIGH
LEVEL
IN
+ –
50Hz
0º 180º
150Hz
RECEIVER/PROCESSOR
80Hz
L R
Green: On
Red: Stand-By
CROSSOVER
FREQUENCY
LEVEL
LINE LEVEL IN
PHASE
Min Max
L R
For LFE use L or R
LFE NORMAL
50Hz
0º 180º
150Hz
SUBWOOFER OR
LFE OUTPUT
80Hz
Green: On
Red: Stand-By
Set LFE/Normal switch to “LFE.”
LOOSEN TERMINALS
INSERT BARE END;
TIGHTEN TERMINALS
1.
2.
BLACK = –
NO STRIPE = – STRIPE = +
RED = +
This figure shows how to connect bare wires to the terminals.
If your receiver/processor does not have
subwoofer outputs for the left and right
channels or an LFEoutput, connect
speaker wire from your receiver/amplifier
to your speakers and subwoofer using
two sets of speaker wire: