Sunfire HRS-12, HRS-8, HRS-10 user manual Using the speaker-level inputs

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Using the speaker-level inputs
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Using the speaker-level inputs

If you are using a receiver which does

not have a subwoofer output or line-level outputs (pre-outs), you can connect

its speaker outputs to the subwoofer’s speaker-level inputs. The front speakers can still be

connected to your

receiver.

The subwoofer’s

internal amplifier

 

 

supplies the power

 

 

to reproduce the low

 

 

frequency range. It

 

 

receives a sample of

 

 

the signal going to

 

 

your front speak-

 

 

ers. (An insignifcant

 

 

fraction of your

 

 

receiver’s

 

 

power is

 

 

transferred

RECEIVER

 

to the

 

subwoofer).

 

 

There is no

 

 

need to use

 

 

the speaker-

 

 

level inputs

 

 

if you are

 

 

using a separate

 

 

preamplifier/processor and a

 

power amplifier. Such systems

 

are best connected using the

 

line-level inputs as shown in the

TO

previous diagrams. However, if

you are using the line-level inputs

 

and there is a excessive amount

 

of noise or hum present, using the

 

speaker-level inputs may yield a

 

lower background noise level.

 

LR

FRONT SPEAKERS

The subwoofer’s two negative posts are joined internally (com-

mon-grounded). Your receiver/pow- er amplifer must also be internally common-grounded or you cannot use this connection. Contact the

manufacturer of your receiver to make sure its outputs are common grounded.

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Sunfire HRS-12, HRS-8, HRS-10 user manual Using the speaker-level inputs