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Banana Plug Connection
Make sure binding posts are tight
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ened then push in banana plug.
Be sure to maintain polarity (Sub to Amp , Subwoofer - to Amplifier -)
Bare Wire Connection
Rotate binding post counter-clock
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wise to reveal “eye”. Strip back 3/8”
insulation from cable. Tightly twist
copper wire and insert into “eye”.
Rotate binding post clock-wise to
tighten.
Product Features
(Cont.)
10” Reinforced Long-throw Alumi
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num Driver
Gold-plated Compression Terminals
Sturdy Wooden Mounting Braces (included).
Braces attach to existing studs. Fits easily
through hole cut for subwoofer.
Crossover Control Knob
TheCrossover control knob allows control of the frequencies which your subwoofer will produce.
Level Knob
This knob is used to adjust input level to blend subwoofer volume with the other speakers in the room.
The level is usually set just once.
LFE Inputs
(LFE = Low Frequency Effects)
Inputs for line level subwoofer signal from the LFE or Subwoofer output connector on your surround
sound receiver.
• XO-Active
- Use this input if you would like to use the built-in crossover on the front of the
amplifier.
• XO-Bypassed
- Use this input if you would rather use the crossover frequency set by your
receiver.
Snap-In Speaker Cable Input and Output Connectors
Used to obtain the audio signal from existing speaker cable in the instance that an LFE Signal is not available from
your receiver.
In the event your receiver does not have a dedicated line-level LFE or Subwoofer output connector, you can get the
needed signal by connecting speaker cables from your receiver’s Left & Right Front output connectors to the SDA-
120’s rear INPUT connectors and then connecting speaker cables from the SDA-120’s rear OUTPUT connectors to
your Left & Right Front speakers.
Note:
This connection would not be needed if your receiver has a dedicated LFE or Subwoofer output connector.
5-way Binding Posts
These posts are used for connecting standard speaker cable from the amplifier to the subwoofer.
HD-IWS10 Features
