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AccuBASS® and ACR-1 Notes
AccuBASS®switches
The AccuBASS switches 1/2, 3/4, and 5/6, allow you to add the
AccuBASS circuit into any speaker-level output pair: 1/2, 3/4, and
5/6 respectively. So each output can have the AccuBASS active,
and its effect controlled by the settings of the AccuBASS level and
threshold controls.
The AccuBASS gets its input signal from the 1/2 inputs, via the 1-2
bus. If the bus switches are set to SUM, then the AccuBASS will
also receive signals from inputs 3/4 and/or inputs 5-6.
ACR-1 remote
The ACR-1 remote level control affects the level of the signal after
the AccuBASS circuit, and the ACR-1 only affects those channels
that have the AccuBASS switch engaged.
Line-level outputs
The 2 RCA line-level outputs always have the AccuBASS engaged,
and the level can be adjusted by the ACR-1, without setting any
switches. In this way, the line-level outputs can be directed to
an external subwoofer amplifier for example, and have its level ad-
justed by the ACR-1, and the AccuBASS working its magic on the
subwoofer tones.
The long-awaited moment when “plethora” is used in a manual
The plethora of LC-6.1200 controls allows for a wide variety of in-
stallation possibilities. This quick start guide gives a few examples
of system diagrams, and includes a few notes about the control
settings for each one.
Note: The technical writer reserves the right to be wrong about things, due to the
cold medicine being the night-time sleepy stuff, and not the usual day-time strength.
