Panasonic SA-XR58 manual Speaker, connections, Connecting biwireable speakers, English, Rear panel

Front speaker

(L)

Rear view

•Turn off all components before making any connections.

•Peripheral equipment and cables sold separately unless otherwise indicated.

•To connect equipment, refer to the appropriate operating instructions.

ENGLISH

Speaker impedance
Front A: 6 to 16 Ω	If you have a single surround back speaker,
Center: 6 to 16 Ω	connect it to the SURROUND BACK (L)
Surround: 6 to 16 Ω	terminal .
Surround back: 6 to 16 Ω

1Speaker cable

2Front speaker (R)

3Front speaker (L)

connections

2

3 4 5 6 7 8

1

	FRONT A	FRONT B		CENTER	SURROUND	SURROUND BACK
R	LF	L BI-WIRE R HF	L	R	L	R	L

4Center speaker

5Surround speaker (R)

6Surround speaker (L)

7Surround back speaker (R)

8Surround back speaker (L)

9Monaural connection cable

Speaker

D RECORDER) IN

			VIDEO
IN	OUT	IN	IN	IN
V/STB	TV MONITOR	DVD PLAYER DVD RECORDER		VCR
NTER	10
WOOFER	SURROUND	FRONT	IN	IN
	DVD/DVD 6CH IN DVD RECORDER			VCR
			AUDIO

9

IN

TV/STB

IN OUT

TV/STB SUBWOOFER

					SPEAKERS
Y	PB	PR	Y	PB	PR	Y	PB	PR
	TV MONITOR OUT			DVD RECORDER IN			TV / STB IN
			COMPONENT VIDEO

Rear panel

10Active subwoofer

Note

After changing your speaker set up: Perform auto speaker setup

(➡ pages 14 to 16) or automatic speaker detection (➡ page 17); or for manual settings (➡ page 27).

Connecting biwireable speakers

Biwireable speakers have separate terminals for the high frequency and low frequency signals.

•Use this connection to reduce interference between the high frequency and low frequency signals for high-fidelity sound.

•When you are playing analogue or 2-channel PCM sources, the unit can allocate an amplifier each to the high frequency and low frequency signals, thereby giving you a much clearer bi- amp stereo sound (➡ page 20).

•HF stands for high frequency and LF for low frequency.

For your reference

•	Be sure to connect the HF cables
	to the FRONT B terminals, and
	the LF cables to the FRONT A
	terminals, so that you can correct
	any delay that may occur
	(➡ page 28).
•	To take advantage of this

Speaker impedance

BI-WIRE: 6 to 16 Ω

OOP

EXT

LOOP ANT

HF

Front speaker

GND

AM ANT

OUT

(DVD RECORDER) IN

(R)

S VIDEO

Rear view

R)

(CD)

OUT

IN

IN

IN

OUT

IN

L1 COAXIAL2

TV MONITOR DVD PLAYER DVD RECORDER TV/STB

TV MONITOR

DVD PLA

CENTER

L

LF

R

IN

SUBWOOFER SURROUND

FRONT

IN

IN

IN

OUT

CD

DVD/DVD 6CH IN DVD RECORDER

VCR

TV/STB SUBWOOFER

Speaker cable

AUDIO

Rear panel

	FRONT A			FRONT B	CENTER			SURROUND	SURROUND BACK	HF
R	LF	L BI-WIRE	R	HF	L		R	L	R	L
					SPEAKERS					LF
Y	PB	PR	Y	PB	PR	Y	PB	PR
TV MONITOR OUT			DVD RECORDER IN				TV / STB IN
			COMPONENT VIDEO

connection and ensure the

best possible sound, be sure

to change the setting in “LR BI-

WIRE setting” to “YES”

(➡ page 27).

Connecting a second pair of front speakers

This second set of terminals allows you to connect a second pair of speakers to place in another room, for example.

To use the speakers connected to the FRONT B terminals, press [SPEAKERS B] (➡ page 20).

Speaker cable

Rear panel

FRONT A

FRONT B

CENTER

SURROUND

SURROUND BACK

R

LF

L BI-WIRE

R

HF

L

R

L

R

L

VIDEO

IN

IN

IN

DVD RECORDER

VCR

TV/STB

Front speaker (L)

Front speaker (R)

SPEAKERS

Y

PB

PR

Y

PB

PR Y

PB

PR

TV MONITOR OUT

DVD RECORDER IN

TV / STB IN

ND FRONT IN

IN

IN

OUT

COMPONENT VIDEO

/DVD 6CH IN DVD RECORDER

VCR

TV/STB

SUBWOOFER

AUDIO

Speaker impedance

Front A and B: 6 to 16 Ω

Front B: 6 to 16 Ω

Note

When only SPEAKERS B is on, output will be 2-channel only. Signals from multi-channel sources are “down- mixed” and output through the two front speakers you have connected.

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