Likewise, the black terminals are connected to each other. Failure to do this could result in damage
to your amplifier or reduced bass performance. Never allow the two conductors in the speaker
cable to touch each other, this could cause damage to your amplifier.
TIP: If you use the high level connection method, the amplifier should be told you have
large main speakers and no subwoofer.
CONTROL FUNCTION AND FEATURES
Refer to Fig. 1
1: AC Power Cord Socket
Plug in the supplied AC power cord to this socket.
2: Voltage Selector.
Make sure this is set to your local voltage.
3: Power Switch
When switched on “Auto on/off” is activated.
4: Power Indicator Led
If the led is red, it is in standby mode. If the led is green, the unit is on.
5: High Level Input
This input is for connecting to the amplifier`s main speaker outputs.
6: Filtered High Level Output
This is for connecting satellite speakers, such as the Aaron SS-120. The output from this
connection has a filter which stops frequencies below approximately 80Hz going to the
speaker. Because satellites generally have smaller woofers, this connection is preferable to
use, as it will lower distortion plus make the frequency response smoother in the low
frequency region.
7: Low Level Input
Use for low level connection. Refer to previous page.
8: Volume Control
You are able to adjust the output level by rotating this control. Clockwise increases the level.
If the subwoofer makes a slight distortion noise, this lets you know that you are at it`s
maximum output level.
9: Phase Switch
This switch changes the polarity of the subwoofer and is best operated by experimentation as
the subject is beyond the scope of this manual. Try this switch both ways once you have
decided on a location for the unit. Then judge which way produces the best bass. Don`t be
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