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Step 3
Connect source components to the Sigma 2200i rear panel.
If necessary, refer to the Rear Panel section in this manual for a detailed
description of each connector found on the rear panel. Your local Classé dealer
can also provide useful suggestions for what source components you should add
to your system and guidance in setting them up.
Make sure you keep a detailed record of the rear panel
connectors that you used while connecting the source
components!
You’ll need to know what connector(s) each source is attached to when you
enter the setup menus. An Installation Worksheet is included at the end of this
manual to assist you.
NOTE: In the Sigma 2200i default settings, thirteen rear panel
inputs are associated with corresponding source selections within
the Source Setup menu. Since most users will have fewer sources
connected, the Source Selection page(s) can be simplified by
unchecking the Enable Source box for each unused input. Doing so
removes the corresponding Source button from the Source Selection
page. See the Menu System section for details.
Step 4
If you are using a subwoofer, connect the Sigma 2200i subwoofer output to the
input of the designated amplifier or powered subwoofer.
NOTE: Make sure connections from the subwoofer output go only to
an amplifier connected to a subwoofer or a powered subwoofer, as low
frequency signals can damage a small speaker not designed for high output
bass reproduction.
Step 5
Connect the loudspeakers to the speaker output terminals.
Important!
Verify that the integrated amplifier is plugged in but powered
OFF before connecting to the loudspeakers.
Connect each loudspeaker to its designated amplifier channel. Pay close
attention to the phase of the speaker connections – always connect an amplifier’s
red (+) terminals to the red (+) terminals of the loudspeaker. Likewise, connect black
(–) terminals to black (–) terminals.
Make sure all the connections are snug and cannot be easily wiggled free, but
do not over-tighten them. If you can give the speaker wires a reasonable tug
without movement, they are snug. Further tightening will not make a better
connection, and (taken to the extreme) may damage the connectors.