Using the speaker-level inputs
If you are using a receiver which does
not have a subwoofer output or
its speaker outputs to the subwoofer’s
connected to your
receiver.
The subwoofer’s
internal amplifier |
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supplies the power |
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to reproduce the low |
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frequency range. It |
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receives a sample of |
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the signal going to |
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your front speak- |
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ers. (An insignifcant |
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fraction of your |
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receiver’s |
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power is |
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transferred | RECEIVER |
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to the |
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subwoofer). |
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There is no |
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need to use |
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the speaker- |
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level inputs |
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if you are |
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using a separate |
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preamplifier/processor and a |
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power amplifier. Such systems |
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are best connected using the |
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previous diagrams. However, if | ||
you are using the |
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and there is a excessive amount |
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of noise or hum present, using the |
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lower background noise level. |
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FRONT SPEAKERS
The subwoofer’s two negative posts are joined internally (com-
manufacturer of your receiver to make sure its outputs are common grounded.
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