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1. Power:
Press to toggle the unit on or off. ON or OFF will be dis-
played in LED display. Note: if signal is sent to the subwoofer, it will
automatically turn on again. After approximately 30 minutes of no
signal, the unit will automatically turn off.
2. Mute:
Pressing mute turns the sound level of the subwoofer to
zero. V00 will flash in the display. Hitting mute again or volume up
or down will take the subwoofer out of mute state.
3. Volume up/down:
Increases/decreases the subwoofer’s loud-
ness.
Note:
the volume range goes from 0 to 40.
4. EQ:
There are 4 program-specific equalization settings; EQ1,
EQ2, EQ3 and EQ4. See Selecting EQ Modes on page 17 for more
information.
5. Display:
Pressing this button turns the display on or off. When
commands are issued to the subwoofer, the display will be visible
for a brief time and then turn off.
6. Night mode:
Engaging night mode compresses the dynamic
range so that the peak bass volume level is reduced—ideal for late
night listening or apartment dwellers who care about their neigh-
bors. The display will show N_Y when this mode is engaged and
N_N when it is turned off. When the subwoofer is turned off with
night mode engaged, it will turn back on with night mode off.
7. LP up/down:
The adjustable low-pass filter runs can be adjusted
from 40 to 140Hz.
8. Phase:
Adjusts the relative phase of the output signal. There are
four settings: 0° (displayed as 000), 90° (090), 180° (180), and
270° (270).
Getting Started
1.
Power up the subwoofer using the On/Standby button.
2.
Set volume to the V25 setting on the front panel display.
3.
Set the LP (low-pass) control according to the chart on page 18
to start. The front panel display will show “L” and numerals when
you are making adjustments to this control.
4.
Push the Phase button until the display shows “0”.
5.
Push the EQ button until the display shows “EQ1”.
Adjusting & Using the SuperCube Subwoofer
Ajuste y uso del subwoofer SuperCube
Remote Guide
The supplied remote control is attached to the amp panel with a hook and loop fastener; pull to remove it. The remote is the best
tool for perfectly adjusting your subwoofer to achieve perfect seamless blending with your main speakers. If you misplace your
remote, the most often used controls are duplicated on the rear amp panel.
NOTE:
If there is no unobstructed line of sight from your listening position to the display area of the subwoofer, the remote will not
work. To remedy the problem, connect an IR remote repeater eye (optional, available from most audio/video specialty dealers) to the
IR remote jack on the subwoofer’s amplifier panel.
Volume, LP Filter,
Phase and EQ
controls are
duplicated on
the amp panel.
