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These keys select which L or R channel (left or right) of the source being played will be routed to
the CH1, CH2, CH3 and CH4 outputs. The playback source can be USB, FM or Bluetooth, AUX1,
AUX2 or Optical and must be chosen in other controls. The options are:
ROUTE CH1/CH2:
R+L:
Directs the mixing of the R and L channels (mixer or mono-mix)
to the CH3 and CH4 outputs. This configuration is recommended for
use with a subwoofer/woofer or in the case of sound systems where only one channel will be
used per room (multi-room systems).
Note about the BRIDGED output:
The BRIDGED outputs mentioned work to combine two
outputs into one and work independently of the key settings, so it is possible to obtain a FULL-
RANGE or filtered signal at the BRIDGED output, depending on the position of the X-OVER key.
L:
Directs only the L channel to the CH1 and CH2 outputs. This case is only allowed when the THS
6000 will operate on 2 outputs (200W + 200W). To do this, the ROUTE key on CH3/CH4 must be in
the “R” position and the speakers must be connected to the BRIDGED connections. In this case,
the BRIDGED output of CH1/CH2 will reproduce the L channel and the BRIDGED output of
CH3/CH4 will reproduce the R channel.
R:
Directs only the R channel to the CH3 and CH4 outputs. This case is only allowed when the THS
6000 will operate on just 2 outputs (200W + 200W). To do this, the ROUTE key on CH1/CH2 must
be in the “L” position and the speakers must be connected to the BRIDGED connections. In this
case, the BRIDGED output of CH1/CH2 will reproduce the L channel and the BRIDGED output of
CH3/CH4 will reproduce the R channel.
R/L:
Directs the L channel to the CH3 output and the R channel to the
CH4 output. This configuration is recommended for environments in
which the speakers are in suitable positions for stereo reproduction.
R+L:
Directs the mixing of the R and L channels (mixer or mono-mix)
to the CH1 and CH2 outputs. This configuration is recommended for
use with a subwoofer/woofer or in the case of sound systems where only one channel will be
used per room (multi-room systems).
R/L:
Directs the L channel to the CH1 output and the R channel to the
CH2 output. This configuration is recommended for environments in
which the speakers are in suitable positions for stereo reproduction.
ROUTE CH3/CH4:
The HPF filter used independently can help increase performance, durability and even improve
distortion in small speakers that are not capable of reproducing bass efficiently. The settings are:
HPF:
High pass mode frequency filters. These filters only allow bass-
mids, mids and highs to pass through. Use these filters if you are connecting sconce-type
speakers or small speakers that are not capable of reproducing sub-bass.
LPF:
Low pass mode frequency filters. These filters only allow low
sounds to pass through. Use these filters if you connect a passive
woofer or subwoofer speaker.
These keys activate the frequency filters of the respective channels. The HPF and LPF filters
complement each other and are ideal for combined use, i.e. in separate bass systems with a
passive woofer or subwoofer box.
OFF:
Frequency filters turned off, with no effect.
ROUTE key (routing)
X-OVER key (frequency filters)
See examples of connections/configurations on page 11.
