S u b O n e i C o n n e c t i o n M e t h o d # 2

Connect the SubOne i Controller from a receiver / preamplifier’s “Subwoofer (LFE) Out,” “Pre-Out” or “Line Out”

with no high-pass filtering

Use if:

You wish to run your L & R speakers full-range

You have a receiver with “Subwoofer (LFE) Out” jacks

You have a receiver with “Pre-Out” jacks but no “Main-In” jacks

This method of connection allows your main speakers to receive the full-range audio signal (no high-pass filtering), and the subwoofer to be utilized for low bass extension only.

1)Your L & R speakers are connected directly from your amplifier / receiver.

2a) If you have a receiver with “Pre-Out” (or “Line Out”) jacks but no “Main-In,” you may connect the SubOne i Controller from the “Pre- Out” without having to route the signal back into the receiver. Using an RCA interconnect cable, connect the “Pre-Out” to the SubOne i Controller’s LINE IN.

2b) If you have a separate preamplifier and amplifier, and the preamplifier has two pairs of “Line Out” jacks, connect one pair directly to your main amplifier, and the second pair to the SubOne i Controller’s LINE IN. If your preamplifier has only one pair of “Line Out” jacks, you may utilize two “Y”-splitters to send the line-level signal into both the main amplifier and the SubOne i Controller.

3a) Many integrated amplifiers and receivers feature a “Subwoofer Out” or “LFE Out” jack. If your receiver’s “Subwoofer Out” consists of a single RCA jack, you should plug it into the LFE IN jack on the SubOne i Controller.

3b) Check your receiver’s owner’s manual to see if the “Subwoofer Out” signal is full-range or low-pass filtered. On many Dolby Digital 5.1-channel receivers, the low-pass is built-in at a certain frequency (80Hz, for example), which means the signal coming out this jack has already passed through an internal filter in the receiver. If possible, bypass the low-pass filter in the receiver. Otherwise, be sure to set the SubOne i low-pass filter at its highest point (180Hz) to avoid having two low-pass filters affect the signal.

4)Connect the SubOne i Controller SUBWOOFER OUTPUT to the SubOne i input terminal with the supplied RCA cable.

5)See page 6 for instruction on using the LFE Input and LFE Gain control

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SubOne i specifications

The NHT SubOne i is a remarkable subwoofer that combines cutting-edge technology with high-performance sound engineering, making it an exceptional choice for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike. Designed to deliver deep, powerful bass while maintaining clarity, the SubOne i elevates any audio experience, whether it be music, movies, or gaming.

One of the main features of the NHT SubOne i is its innovative driver design. It utilizes a 10-inch high-excursion woofer that provides an expansive low-frequency response down to 28Hz. This feature ensures that listeners feel the full depth of sound, from the rumble of thunder to the subtle details of a bass guitar. The woofer's advanced materials and construction allow for precise movements, resulting in low distortion and high output levels.

Complementing the driver is an advanced Class D amplifier that delivers 300 watts of continuous power and peaks at 600 watts. This efficient amplification means that the SubOne i can easily handle dynamic soundtracks, ensuring that every crash and explosion in movies comes through with breathtaking intensity. Notably, the amplifier is also designed to monitor the woofer's performance, adapting in real-time to prevent clipping and distortion.

Versatility is another hallmark of the NHT SubOne i. It provides multiple connectivity options, including both RCA and LFE inputs, ensuring compatibility with a variety of audio sources, from AV receivers to music systems. A built-in crossover allows users to adjust the subwoofer's frequency response, tailoring the audio output to match their specific needs and room acoustics. This feature also offers phased adjustment for seamless integration with satellite speakers.

Moreover, the SubOne i features a sleek, modern design with a robust cabinet construction that minimizes resonance, thereby enhancing sound quality. The enclosure is strategically designed to reduce vibrations, resulting in a tighter, more controlled bass response.

In terms of usability, the NHT SubOne i is designed with user-friendly controls located on the rear panel. Users can easily adjust volume, phase, and crossover settings for quick and intuitive customization.

With its powerful performance, advanced technologies, and exceptional build quality, the NHT SubOne i stands out as a premier choice for those seeking to enhance their listening experience. Whether for a professional-grade home theater system or a high-fidelity music setup, the SubOne i is sure to impress, providing deep, rich bass that transforms any space into an immersive auditory haven.