Krell Industries MASTER REFERENCE SUBWOOFER manual Connections and Configurations, Overview

Models: MASTER REFERENCE SUBWOOFER

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SECTION FOUR

SECTION FOUR

Connections and Configurations

See Figures 3 and 4.

Overview

This page outlines the connections (Steps I and II ) and configurations ( Steps III through VI ) for the Master Reference Subwoofer. These instructions let you set up your subwoofer for optimum performance. Detailed instructions begin on page 31.

Krell recommends that you configure your Master Reference Subwoofer in the following order.

Step I. Choose the Connections

This step discusses the CAST, balanced, and single-ended connections that are available on the Master Reference Subwoofer, explains switching between CAST and balanced inputs, and lists factory defaults.

Step II. Connecting the Master Reference Subwoofer to Your System

This step explains how to connect CAST, balanced, and single-ended inputs and outputs, to integrate the subwoofer into your system. It also explains the three connection options available: stereo, LFE, and stereo/LFE.

Step III. Configure the Programmable Electronic Crossover

This step explains how to configure the subwoofer’s low-pass and high-pass filters, by selecting the appropriate filter profile (Butterworth, Bessel, or Linkwitz-Riley), and adjusting the slope, frequency, and level parameters for each filter profile.

Step IV. Match the High-pass and Low-pass Filter Levels

This step explains how to match the high-pass and low-pass filter levels using the Master Reference Subwoofer’s built-in noise generator.

Step V. Select the Phase

This step explains how to select normal or inverted phase, to complete the configuration and ensure optimum music quality.

Step VI. Saving Your Settings to Presets

This step explains how to save configuration settings to presets and how to recall presets.

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Krell Industries MASTER REFERENCE SUBWOOFER Connections and Configurations, Overview, Section Four, See Figures 3 and