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Master Reference Subwoofer Owner’s Reference
SECTION THREE Features, pages
SECTION TWO Unpacking and Placement, pages
Overview
SECTION ONE About Krell, pages
WARRANTY, pages
SECTION SEVEN Optional Configurations, pages
RETURN AUTHORIZATION PROCEDURE, page
SECTION FIVE Operation, pages
Figure 1, page
List of Illustrations
Figure 2, page
Figure 3, page
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Dear Audio Enthusiast
A Letter from Dan D’Agostino
Sincerely Daniel D’Agostino
Chief Executive Officer
The Krell Legacy
About Krell
SECTION ONE
for workmanship, style, and performance.”
From the first Krell product - the KSA-100- to the present, Dan D’Agostino has continually “pushed the envelope” of performance in his search for greater amplifier power and now, subwoofer power. His exploration of technologies, driven by his never-endingquest to elevate the standard of excellence, has resulted in break- through audio designs. Over the years, the Krell line of power amplifiers, including benchmark products such as the KRS -100,KRS -200,and the Audio Standard models, has established a legacy of unparalleled sonic performance. The Master Reference Subwoofer brings that level of performance to the low frequency range
A New Approach Current Audio Signal Transmission
Revolutionary Krell CAST Technology
The Basics of CAST
CAST and Krell Current Mode Combined
CAST Cables
The Best Musical Performance
Innovative Subwoofer Technology and Design
Ensuring Maximum Performance
Programmable Electronic Crossover
Krell Active Motion Control
Drivers
Enclosure
Krell Core Technologies
Krell CAST and Krell Current Mode
Krell Proprietary Output Devices
Totally Balanced Operation
Totally Balanced Operation continued
SECTION ONE About Krell continued
Configurations
Definition of Terms
Inputs and Outputs
Operation
Technology
Krell Active Motion Control
Krell Current Mode A proprietary Krell circuit topology in which the audio gain stages operate in the current domain. Krell Current Mode provides speed and bandwidth performance that is not possible with less sophisticated voltage designs
Unpacking
Unpacking and Placement
To Unpack the Master Reference Subwoofer
SECTION TWO
To Remove the Subwoofer from the Packing Crate
4 people needed
1 person needed
Scenario 1 Stereo
3Master Reference Subwoofer
Scenario 2 Home Theater, Rear Projection
Scenario 3 Home Theater, Front Projection
AC Power Guidelines
Placement
Front Panel Description
Features
SECTION THREE
See Figure
2 Power LED
1 Power Button
3 Stand-byLED
4 Front Panel Display
Back Panel Remote Connections
Power
Inputs
Outputs
Master Reference Subwoofer
6 Power Switch
Power
7 AC Input Specification
8 IEC Power Connector
12 RC-5In
Inputs
13 RS-232
14 Left and Right CAST Inputs
19 LFE Single-endedInput
Outputs
20 Left and Right CAST High-passOutputs
21 Left and Right Balanced High-passOutputs
Level Adjust Keys
Power
Operation Keys
Filter Selection Keys
Battery Installation and Removal
Remote Control Description
26 Power Key
Remote Control Functions
28 Phase Key
29 Preset Keys
Menu Keys
Filter Selection Keys
32 Unit Keys
33 All Key
quency setting
Level Adjust Keys
43 Adjust Up and Down Keys
Filter Parameter Keys
Step V. Select the Phase
Connections and Configurations
Step VI. Saving Your Settings to Presets
Overview
Connections and Configurations
Step I. Choose the Connections
CAST and Balanced Connections
Factory Defaults
Switching Between CAST and Balanced Inputs
Default Menu Functions
A. To Connect the Subwoofer
18or the single-endedLFE input 19 on the subwoofer back panel to the subwoofer output of your processor
B. To Activate CAST Inputs
C. Choosing Stereo, LFE, or Stereo/LFE
D. When to Use LFE Only Option
A. Select the Low-passFilter
C. Adjust the Low-passFilter Parameters
B. Select the Low-passFilter Profile
1.Low-passFilter Slope
D. Select the High-passFilter
F. Adjust the High-passFilter Parameters
E. Select the High-passFilter Profile
3.Low-passFilter Level
A. Adjust the High-passFilter
B. Adjust the Low-passFilter
Step V. Select the Phase
Step VI. Saving Your Settings to Presets
C. To End Noise Generation
To save a setting configuration to a preset
Recalling Presets
1.Press the preset key
1.Press the save key
Operation
The Steps for Subwoofer Operation follow
SECTION FIVE
System Protection
Subwoofer Care
If You Wish to Turn Your System Off
Optional Connections
Connecting Components Through Krell Link
Krell Link
SECTION SIX
Krell Link Operation
RS-232
12 VDC 12 V Trigger
SECTION SIX Optional Connections continued
AC Mains Menu
Optional Configurations
LED Menu
SECTION SEVEN
Unit ID Menu
Mute Menu
Exit Menu
This option allows you to exit the menu mode
2.Press the enter key 38. You exit the menu mode
Warranty
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Return Authorization Procedure
To contact the Krell Service Department
serve you better