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SCENARIO 3 SETUP GUIDE:
2-channel Subwoofer/Satellite System that is Bass-Managed by the CR-1 and also
shares active subwoofers AND MAIN L-R SATELLITE SPEAKERS with a separate
multi-channel home theater system
For this setup discussion, we will assume that your separate home theater
system is already working and optimized using the subwoofers and main speaker
you will share with the two-channel system via the CR-1. This setup assumes
that the home theater’s main speakers are driven from an outboard, dedicated
amplifier. A stereo preamplifier and the CR-1 will be added to the system to
create a dedicated two-channel mode.
Connect your CR-1 as shown in Scenario 3 Connection Diagram on page 19.
It is very helpful if your existing Home Theater setup has resulted in
Subwoofer Level Controls set at a middle position (“0” on a JL Audio subwoofer’s
“Master Level”) and your home theater receiver or processor’s subwoofer
output level is also at a middle-range reference position. This will ensure easier
integration of your dedicated stereo system and the CR-1.
For your Home Theater System, if you raise the existing Subwoofer Master
Level (on the powered subwoofer) to level match the 2-channel system, you will
need to LOWER the subwoofer level in your home theater receiver or processor
to compensate for this level shift. Likewise, if you lower the Subwoofer Master
Level to match the 2-channel system, you will need to RAISE the subwoofer level
in your home theater receiver or processor to compensate for that level shift.
The goal is to find a common setting of the Subwoofer’s Master Level control
that works well for both systems – the home theater receiver or processor’s
level control is used to offset any level differences that exist. The CR-1’s Sub/Sat
Balance control is intended for fine tuning rather than gross level offsets.
First, you will set up the two-channel portion of the system, using the CR-1’s
controls. Use the same settings and follow the exact same procedures listed in
Setup Scenario 1 to set up this two-channel mode.
Once you have completed the two-channel setup and are happy with the
results, switch the CR-1 into “Bypass” mode via the front panel switch, and
confirm that your subwoofer level and Left/Right satellite levels played through
your home theater receiver or processor is still correct. As mentioned above,
your 2-channel system’s sub level will be determined only by the Subwoofer’s
Master Level control. Your HT receiver or processor’s subwoofer level will adjust
the output for multi-channel mode. If needed, adjust the home-theater mode’s
subwoofer level via the HT receiver or processor. You may also need to use the
HT receiver or processor’s Left/Center/Right/Left Surround/Right Surround
Level controls to properly rebalance the shared Left and Right speakers with the
home theater system.
Once the above is accomplished, your Home Theater system should sound
normal when the CR-1 is in Bypass mode AND your two-channel subwoofer/
satellite system should sound fantastic as well. The CR-1 has successfully allowed
you to share subwoofers between two different systems with the push of one button.
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