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We also recommend keeping magnetic media such as audio/videotapes and computer disks at
least 2 -3 feet away from your subwoofer
to prevent damaging them
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CONNECTIONS:
Complete all wire connections in your Home Theater / sound system before plugging in your
subwoofer or turning on your receiver (amplifier).
Connecting Your Subwoofer:
To connect your subwoofer your receiver must have a dedicated "subwoofer output" jack
(sometimes called Sub Out, Low Pass or LFE). Simply connect your subwoofer using a standard
(coaxially shielded) RCA cable (the same kind of audio cable used to connect your CD, tape deck, etc.)
from your receiver’s subwoofer output to the input on the subwoofer. Then, wire your left and right front
speakers directly to your receiver’s speaker outputs. Please refer to the wiring diagram above for further
clarification. Note: Do not connect your subwoofer to the tape loop outputs from your receiver as they will
overdrive its circuitry!
