RSL Speedwoofer 10S, Руководство пользователя

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There are 3 ways to connect dual subwoofers. Most of today’s A/V receivers and processors
provide 2 subwoofer or LFE connec ons. These connec ons have exactly the same audio sig-
nal. So, you can run separate RCA cables to each of your subwoofer using these 2 connec ons.
The second way is if your A/V receiver only has one subwoofer or LFE connec on. In this case,
you can connect a Y adapter to the receiver’s output and connect two RCA cables (one for
each subwoofer) to the adapter. The third way can be used if the subwoofers are in close
proximity of each other. A er connec ng the fi rst subwoofer, simply connect an RCA cable
from the fi rst subwoofer’s line outputs to the second subwoofer’s line inputs (see diagram
above). This method will work even if the fi rst subwoofer is connected or paired wirelessly. In
a home theater installa on you will bypass both subwoofers’ internal crossovers. However, in
stereo installa ons you will need to use and adjust both subwoofers’ internal crossovers.
Connec ng Dual Subwoofers
Connec ng Two Subs ‐ A/V Receiver Or
Processor
Some Installa on Tips
(Tips are always appreciated)
Most modern A/V receivers and processors include some type of auto setup and room correc-
on. During the setup process, they will ask you to adjust the volume control on the subwoof-
er to a certain volume. In most situa ons, you do not have to follow this instruc on exactly.
Your goal should be to have the subwoofer’s volume control as close to the ver cal or 12
O’clock posi on as possible. This will give you the most fl exibility to adjust the subwoofer’s
output up or down, depending on what you’re listening to. Most A/V receivers also allow you
to adjust the subwoofer’s volume by their remote. Normally, we suggest choosing a higher
output level to the subwoofer during setup.
Connec ng Two Subs ‐ Stereo
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