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                                                                      Volume Control 
Subwoofer Control Panel   

The volume control runs from 0-10. We suggest the volume be set to 5 and then controlled by the 
subwoofer setting on your receiver. When listening to movies or music make sure that the subwoofer 
does not go into distortion. You can hear this as a distorted crackling sound which is usually caused 
when the subwoofer level on your receiver is set too high. Ease the volume back so you get a good 
solid bass. This will ensure the subwoofer will play for years to come. 

 

 

                                                                         Crossover

  

The crossover is the heart of the ES40 system. As you turn the crossover control up you add upper 
bass. The best setup is to fill the gap between the speakers that can not produce lower bass. At normal 
levels the speakers go down to 120Hz. The control starts at 40Hz and goes to 200Hz. We suggest 
around 120 Hz to start. You can add or decrease the frequency to achieve the correct balance for either 
music or movies. The control only adds higher frequency. It does not alter the low frequency.                                       

                                                                       

 

    Base Extension

 

This control adds extra depth to the frequency you have the crossover control set to. We call this bass 
extension. The control starts at 0dB which is normal. If you find you are not getting the extra bass and 
feeling from the subwoofer you can increase the Bass Extension to get the desired effect.

                                                                                                                                                                                                              

      

 

     Phase Control 

This function adjusts the phase of the subwoofer driver. This adjustment is required to ensure that the 
subwoofer and all other associated loudspeakers operate "in sync." If your main speakers are at the 
front of the room the woofers are pushing forward. If your subwoofer is at the front of the room the 
woofer will be pushing forward. Turn the phase control to 0. At the back of the room the subwoofer is 
pushing in an opposite direction. Turn the phase control to 180 degrees and the subwoofer will fire in 
the opposite direction and be in sync. If you place the subwoofer at the side of the room you run 
between 40~160 degrees. To hear bass all around the room you will have to adjust the phase to find the 
best setting. 

                                         

 
 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

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Summary of Contents for ES40 Eclipse Series

Page 1: ...hase Variable 0 180 degrees Crossover Control Variable 40 200 Hz Bass Extension Variable 0 6 dB Main Power Switch Switches Off On Standby Switches Off Auto On Fuse Protection 2 5 amp Input RCA socket Output RCA socket Dimensions 450 H x 350 W x 410 D mm Weight 19 5kg Colour Black piano finish top and base This system complies with AS NZ4268 2003 Accusound Australia Pty Ltd Unit 3 17 19 Marshall Ro...

Page 2: ...et up mode on your receiver Your receiver should be set as follows Fronts centre surrounds subwoofer all to 0dB Confirm with your receiver s manual how their settings are configured as we are basing this on 12 to 12 for each individual channel Zero is 0dB Some receivers have 20dB to 0dB so 10 is in the middle These settings are separate to your main volume control Listen to hear if all speakers ar...

Page 3: ...control only adds higher frequency It does not alter the low frequency Base Extension This control adds extra depth to the frequency you have the crossover control set to We call this bass extension The control starts at 0dB which is normal If you find you are not getting the extra bass and feeling from the subwoofer you can increase the Bass Extension to get the desired effect Phase Control This ...

Page 4: ... a 2 pin power socket on the right side of the centre transmitter Plug the power cable supplied in There is a power switch Turn this on and leave it on as this goes to standby when the system is not being used Wireless Transmitter Controls There is 1 button on the rear panel of the transmitter This is a channel button for the surrounds This controls the frequency if you have interference with cord...

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