| Glossary of Terms |
| (Used in Setup Instructions) |
Stereo: | Music with two separate channels‚ usually a left and right channel. |
Mono: | Music with only one channel. |
Crossover: | An electronic device that separates high and low frequencies and sends them to different outputs. The separate |
| signals are usually sent to a high out and a low out. |
| The separation of high and low frequencies with a crossover‚ using separate speakers and power amps for each. |
Full Range: | Both high and low frequencies together in a single channel. |
Program: | The signal that is plugged into the amplifier. |
| Allows only the high frequencies to pass‚ effectively blocking the low frequencies. |
| Allows only the low frequencies to pass, blocking the high frequencies. |
Mid/High: | The speaker designed to play everything but the low frequencies. |
Sub: | The speaker designed for low frequencies only. |
Parallel: | Both speakers or inputs having the same signal. When referring to speakers‚ this means plugging the second |
| speaker into the first speaker and so on… |
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