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Passive Radiator Sub-bass system with on-board amplification and active 
filtering.

300mm 12“ high-efficiency unit. Extreme long stroke composite fiber cone 
driven by a 2 ” 50mm voice coil. Heavy-duty non-resonant cast aluminium 
chassis and fully optimised stacked magnet system.

Matching 300mm 12“ Passive Radiator

300W RMS  DC coupled bi-polar.

High Level 100K ohm unbalanced via Neutrik Speakon connector
Low level 10K unbalanced via gold plated RCA connectors.

110/120v (220/240v) where applicable.

Phase control 0 and 180 Deg. 
High and low level mixing capability. 
Automatic Speaker Protection

425D x 460H x 400W

30Kg - 46.2 lbs.

1 W

Switches off after 10 minutes without signal / Switches on when signal is 
detected on one of its inputs- Function can be de-activated using toggle 
switch

This product is subject to Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of the European 
Union on Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and, in jurisdictions adopting that Directive, is 
marked as being put on the market after August 13, 2005, and should not be disposed of as unsorted 
municipal/public waste. Please utilise your local WEEE collection facilities in the disposition and otherwise 
observe all applicable requirements. 

WEEE Consumer Notice

Please be AWARE

When BK design a subwoofer it is built to withstand a certain amount of excessive use, to this end we 
design in circuits that will help protect the drive unit and amplifier from damage. That said these circuits do 
have a limit and therefore can be over-driven if the user insists on turning up either the drive level from the 
source, or the gain controls on the subwoofer. When the subwoofer is over-driven it will sound distorted 
and if pushed extremely hard may emit a cracking noise. If this happens then please turn the gain down   
from your source. Prolonged misuse in this fashion will damage the subwoofer, such damage is not 
covered by warranty

It   is worth remembering   that a subwoofer is there to augment your sound system and not to overwhelm   
it. If you feel that there is not enough bass then there may be room   issues that could easily be overcome 
by a different room   placement. It could also mean you simply have too small a sub for your room or taste.

Summary of Contents for P12-300SB-PR

Page 1: ...P12 300SB PR OWNERS MANUAL Subwoofer System...

Page 2: ...ructions 2 3 4 5 Setting up your P12 300SB PR 6 Controls and their functions Connecting up your P12 300SB PR Auto On Connecting up using the high level input Connecting up using the low level input 7...

Page 3: ...use this apparatus near water or allow to get wet 5 Keep well ventilated 6 Do not install near heat sources such as radiators stoves etc 7 Protect the power cord from damage 8 Disconnect from the powe...

Page 4: ...for single outputs connect to the input marked Mono or to stereo pre amp output where available The P12 300SB PR comes fitted with four black M8 nylon screws that act as feet and help prevent the bas...

Page 5: ...ur power amplifier This is important as some power amplifiers do not like their black terminals joined Now plug the neutrik connector into the high level input of the P12 300SB PR The Neutrik plug wil...

Page 6: ...single sub woofer output socket on your equipment then connect up using one of the pairs of leads red to red In this instance use the Mono input on your P12 300SB PR sub Please Note that high and low...

Page 7: ...ocedure on the low level input using a film track Adjust the gain control until the level of the bass from your subwoofer matches the level from your main system speakers Now slowly adjust the frequen...

Page 8: ...use igh Level Gain Adjust Low Level Input RCA connectors for connection to pre amp output Dolby output or other dedicated sub outputs In the Out L F E Position the filter is opened wide to allow the o...

Page 9: ...quipment WEEE and in jurisdictions adopting that Directive is marked as being put on the market after August 13 2005 and should not be disposed of as unsorted municipal public waste Please utilise you...

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