Crossover Bypass
-
If
using
the
Speedwoofer
for
home
theater,
you
will
want
to
bypass
the
Speedwoofer's
crossover
to
use
the
crossover
in
your
receiver
instead.
Simply
fl
ip
the
switch
to
"crossover
bypass."
In
applica ons
with
an
ampli
fi
er
without
an
internal
crossover
(such
as
stereo),
you’ll
need
to
use
the
Speedwoofer's
crossover
by
fl
ipping
the
switch
to
"internal
crossover".
At
that
point
you
can
adjust
the
crossover
frequency
with
the
knob.
Crossover Frequency
-
Lets
you
choose
the
frequency
that
the
subwoofer
takes
over
bass
re-
produc on.
An
80Hz
se ng
means
your
Speedwoofer
will
handle
all
frequencies
80Hz
and
be-
low.
An
80Hz
se ng
is
recommended
for
larger
bookshelf
speakers.
For
smaller
bookshelf
speakers,
we
recommend
a
se ng
of
90
-
100Hz.
Choosing
a
crossover
frequency
that’s
too
high
can
cause
the
subwoofer
to
localize.
Localizing
means
that
the
subwoofer
draws
a en on
to
itself.
You
shouldn’t
be
able
to
tell
that
there’s
a
separate
subwoofer
opera ng.
With
the
Speedwoofer
10S’
Compression
Guide
Technology,
you
can
set
a
higher
crossover
frequency
than
most
subwoofers
without
the
problem
of
localiza on.
Phase
-
Allows
you
to
slightly
delay
the
bass
through
subwoofer.
This
is
to
insure
that
the
sub-
woofer
blends
perfectly
with
the
rest
of
the
speakers.
The
bass
should
sound
like
it’s
coming
from
your
front
speakers
instead
of
a
separate
subwoofer.
In
addi on,
the
phase
should
be
adjusted
so
that
the
output
in
your
room
is
maximum
at
the
crossover
frequency.
If
you’re
a
bit
techy,
this
can
be
determined
using
a
sound
level
meter
and
a
pure
tone
that
corresponds
to
the
crossover
frequency.
The
standard
se ng
is
0
degrees,
but
some
experimenta on
may
be
needed.
Line In/LFE In
-
LFE
stands
for
low
frequency
e
ff
ects.
This
is
where
the
Speedwoofer
receives
the
bass
signal
from
your
receiver
or
ampli
fi
er.
For
home
theater,
use
a
single
RCA
cable
from
the
receiver's
subwoofer
or
LFE
output
to
the
Speedwoofer's
LFE
in.
For
a
2
channel
system,
use
a
stereo
pair
of
RCA
cables
to
the
Speedwoofer's
Line
inputs.
Line Out
-
For
a
2
channel
system,
this
feeds
the
signal
back
to
the
ampli
fi
er
for
your
other
speakers.
The
Line
Outs
can
also
be
used
to
connect
an
addi onal
Speedwoofer.
See
the
Dual
Speedwoofer
sec on.
Speaker Level In
-
This
connec on
can
be
used
in
stereo
systems
with
ampli
fi
ers
that
do
not
have
pre-ampli
fi
er
outputs.
Connect
one
set
of
speaker
wires
from
your
receiver
to
your
Speedwoofer
and
another
set
to
your
main
speakers.
Use
the
Speedwoofer’s
internal
crosso-
ver
and
adjust
it
to
the
appropriate
frequency.
Do
not
use
this
connec on
if
you’ve
already
connected
the
Speedwoofer
using
any
of
the
other
methods.
Input Voltage
-
Is
Normally
set
for
use
in
the
U.S.
and
Canada
at
115
Volts
. If your country's AC
voltage is 230
‐
240 Volts, you must change this se ng before using the Speedwoofer. You
must also change the fuse to a 2.5 amp fuse. See the back of the subwoofer. Unfortunately,
failure to do this will void your warranty.
Main Power Switch
-
This
will
normally
be
le
on.
When
switched
on,
your
Speedwoofer
will
go
into
standby
mode
(red
light)
un l
it
receives
an
audio
signal.
Standby
mode
consumes
very
li le
power
(around
1
wa ).
When
the
Speedwoofer
receives
an
audio
signal,
the
light
will
turn
from
red
to
blue.
When
the
Speedwoofer
stops
receiving
an
audio
signal,
it
will
return
to
standby
mode
a er
approximately
20
minutes.
When
connec ng
and
disconnec ng
cables
to
the
Speedwoofer,
make
sure
the
main
power
switch
is
o
ff
.
AC Receptacle
-
Receives
the
power
cord
and
AC
power.
This
is
where
the
fuse
is
stored.
You
may
use
an
extension
cord,
but
we
recommend
one
with
heavy
gauge
wire.
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