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1. Use 16AWG (min) 2-conductor stranded speaker wire for speaker connection.
2. Strip approximately 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch off the ends and twist the strands together so there are no
loose ends that can cause shorts.
3. Depress the LSB3 speaker terminals as shown
in Diagram 7 so there is enough room to insert
the stripped wire without damaging the strands.
Once about half an inch of the wire is inside the
terminal, let go to secure the wire.
4. Connect the marked conductor of the cable (it may have a red jacket, or a white or blue stripe down the
side) to the +/red terminal of the speaker. Make sure each channel from the receiver or amp (left, center
or right) is connected to the correct channel of the LSB3.
5. Connect the other conductor of the cable to the -/black terminal of the speaker.
6. Repeat this process for all three of the LSB3’s internal speakers (left, center and right).
7. Connect the speaker wires to the appro/red and -/black terminals on the receiver/amplifier.
8. Confirm connection, polarity and position. Be sure all + and - are correct and that left, right, center and
surround speakers are connected to the proper terminals and positioned correctly. Improper position-
ing of multi-channel speakers will adversely affect system performance. (Diagram 8)
SPEAKER CONNECTIONS
Diagram 7
Speaker Wire Connections
16AWG Stranded (minimum) Speaker Wire
Subwoofer
Sub
LINE IN
Soundbar
Center
Soundbar
Right
Soundbar
Left
CENTER
R
L
LINE IN
16AWG Stranded (minimum) Speaker Wire
White Stripe
To Positive
Surround Right
Surround Left
White Stripe
To Positive
Height 2 Left
Height 2 Right
Height 1 Left
Height 1 Right
White
Stripe
To Positive
White Stripe
To Positive
White Stripe
To Positive
Center
Sub/LFE
PRE-OUT
Line Level
Audio Cable
Diagram 8
Speaker Connections and Positions
