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Using the speaker level inputs
If you are using a receiver which does not have a sub- woofer output or line level outputs
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 speakers. (An insignificant frac- tion of your receiver’s power is transferred to the subwoofer).
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need to use the | RECEIVER |
speaker level | MAIN |
inputs if you are | |
using a separate | OUTPUTS |
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amplifier and pre- |
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amplifier. Such |
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systems are |
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best connected |
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using the line level |
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inputs as shown in the previous | |
diagrams. |
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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.
TO FRONT SPEAKERS
Your receiver MUST have common grounded outputs, or it will be dam- aged if connected to the subwoof- er’s speaker level inputs.
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