SW300 PLACEMENT
THE BOUNDARY EFFECT
Placing an SW300 in a corner can powerfully affect the way a listener perceives bass response. Known as the boundary effect, a placement close to a wall/ceiling boundary or near a
Because all rooms are unique, and people have different expectations with regard to audio quality, some experimentation may be necessary with regard to placement and control settings.
CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
OPERATION CONTROLS
The SW300’s operation controls are located on the unit’s front panel, as shown in Figure 1. They function as follows:
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Figure 1. The SW300’s front panel contains the subwoofer’s operation controls.
1.HIGH PASS Frequency and ON/OFF Controls: Use the HIGH PASS control to set the
2.MUSIC/MOVIE LEVEL and SETUP Controls: While listening to music, move SETUP to MUSIC and adjust the MUSIC LEVEL control to set a desired bass level. Similarly, while listening to a movie, move SETUP to MOVIE and adjust the MOVIE LEVEL control to set a desired bass level. Each level control includes an accompanying LED indicator to identify which one is currently active as triggered by your home theater sound processor or receiver (see Figure 2 on page 8). Also see SETTING UP THE SW300 on page 15.
3.LOW PASS Frequency Control: Use this control to set the subwoofer’s
4.PHASE Control: Use this control to set the subwoofer’s phase response from 0 to 180°. Also see SETTING UP THE SW300 on page 15.
5.The MODE indicator (on the far right) shows current status of the SW300: Green is ON; Red is STANDBY.
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