Connecting the System
PIEGA P SUB 1 MKII
Configuration example for surround mode
The AV receivers and power amplifiers of some manufacturers feature separate MAIN IN and PRE OUT terminals. The preamplified signal reaches the subwoofer and can be looped back again filtered. In this way the loudspeakers are relieved in the deep range in order to ensure improved precision and sound characteristics. Refer to the appropriate manual for information about operation and connecting options for your AV receiver/power amplifier.
Surround System with power amplifier featuring MAIN IN/PRE OUT loop
| Center |
| Speaker |
Rear | Rear |
Speaker R | Speaker L |
Front | Front |
Speaker R | Speaker L |
Right |
| Left |
| L |
|
| R |
|
MAIN IN | PRE OUT | Amplifier |
60Hz |
|
| CROSSOVER |
| FREQUENCY |
40Hz | 140Hz |
| LFE / IN |
INPUT |
|
R | L |
OUTPUT |
|
R+ | L+ |
R- | L- |
SPEAKER LEVEL INPUTS
Connection:
>Connect the P SUB 1 MKII cable to the amplifier terminal marked PRE OUT (or similar) and to the subwoofer terminal marked INPUT
>Connect the P SUB 1 MKII cable to the amplifier terminal marked MAIN IN (or similar) and to the subwoofer terminal marked OUTPUT
>For this use two connection cables with cinch plugs (not supplied with the loudspeakers)
>Connect the front, rear and center loudspeakers using the loudspeaker terminals provided on your AV receiver
Benefit:
Preferred configuration in the high end range
>The loudspeakers are relieved in the deep bass range...!
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