Break In Period
Allow several hours of listening time to adequately break-in the subwoofer. As
the subwoofer breaks-in, the driver suspensions will loosen. The result of break-in
will be an increase in low frequency response, improved definition, and increased
clarity and detail.
Powered Subwoofer
Care and Cleaning
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A powered subwoofer is a must-have component for any home theater or audio system.
The performance of your subwoofer can greatly affect the overall performance of
your system. Without a powered subwoofer, the deep bass on your music CDs and
special effects on DVDs may not be heard and/or felt. Think of a subwoofer as a
vital component that adds excitement to your theater or music experience. The
powered subwoofer has its own source of amplification (as opposed to passive,
non-amplified subwoofers which require an additional power amplifier). Subwoofers
can add considerable low-frequency, deep bass performance to any home theater or
audio system.
At the heart of the powered subwoofer is an aluminum cone driver. The driver material
produces enhanced bass definition and accuracy. A powerful magnet, enhanced
suspension and heavy duty voice coil give the driver elevated performance allowing
high output capability and accurate dynamic reproduction.
The powered subwoofer incorporates a class D amplifier with switching power
supply technology, resulting in higher power output, improved bass performance
and maximum energy efficiency.
To maintain your subwoofer’s appearance, we recommend wiping it down with
a clean damp soft cloth. To clean dust from the grille cloth, use a vacuum with a
brush attachment.
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