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Connectivity & Panel Operations
Outputs
There are two sets of output connectors on the
The output connectors are typically used to either
Limiter LED
The limiter LED illuminates when the amplifier is being over driven, protecting the driver and amplifier from potential damage. This LED may flicker during exceptionally loud passages which should cause no concern. If the LED is lit continuously, you should lower the input signal, the amplifier gain, or a combination of both to ensure you are receiving full dynamic range of the amplifier.
Power Mode Switch
The Power Mode switch allows the
Power LED
The power LED will be green when the subwoofer is on and ready to receive (or is receiving) an audio signal. When the Power Mode switch is On, the LED will constantly be green. When the Power Mode switch is on Auto, the LED will be off when the amplifier is in standby, and green when receiving signal.
Phase
The Phase control allows you to adjust the timing of sound coming from your subwoofer. Normally this control should be set to 0, but if you have multiple subwoofers in different parts of your listening environment, this control can be use to ensure the sound from both arrives at a listening position at the same time. Alternatively this control can be used to better blend the subwoofer with the front main channels if necessary.
Low Pass Control
The Low Pass control adjusts the
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