JBL TLX271P setup guide If your receiver has a subwoofer output, Set Input Select switch to Line

If your receiver has a subwoofer output:

The TLX271P incorporates two different types of line-level inputs that allow you to optimize the loudspeaker’s performance in your system. If your receiver/processor’s subwoofer output is already low-pass filtered, meaning the high frequencies have been

removed by the receiver, use the subwoofer input labeled Direct.

If your receiver/processor’s subwoofer output is full range, meaning the high frequencies have not been removed by the receiver, use the subwoofer input labeled Normal.

If you are unsure as to which type of subwoofer output your receiver/processor contains, please consult your receiver/ processor owner’s manual or contact the manufacturer.

Do not hook up both inputs. Doing so will adversely affect the performance of the system.

SUBWOOFER SECTION	SUBWOOFER SECTION
LINE INPUTS	LINE INPUTS

	RIGHT		LEFT
	–	+	–	+
Normal	Direct			Normal	Direct
	–	+	–	+
	RIGHT		LEFT
		Speaker Outputs
		RIGHT	LEFT
		Subwoofer Output
SUBWOOFER SECTION		OR		SUBWOOFER SECTION
LINE INPUTS				LINE INPUTS
	RIGHT		LEFT
	–	+	–	+
Normal	Direct			Normal	Direct
	–	+	–	+
	RIGHT		LEFT
		Speaker Outputs
		RIGHT	LEFT

Set Input Select switch to “Line.”

Line

INPUT

Select

Speaker

Subwoofer Output

Note: Some receivers/ampli- fiers have a single (mono) subwoofer output. In this case, it is necessary to use a “Y”-connector (not included) to properly hook up the speakers using this method.