The Chrysalis subwoofer is designed to operate using the full range audio signal for input when using the built-in crossover. Many home
theater processors/receivers (Dolby Digital®, DTS®, THX™) have a “subwoofer out” jack that is internally filtered and designed to be used
with a powered subwoofer. In these installations, you may bypass the internal crossover in either the processor or the Chrysalis subwoofer. In
some installations, it may be beneficial to have a steeper ultimate crossover slope. To do this, you can use both your processor’s crossover and
the one internal to the Chrysalis sub. You should stagger the frequencies, (i.e., 120 Hz sub, 80 Hz processor) for best results.
To bypass the subwoofer’s internal crossover when the unit is being fed a low pass signal from another crossover, simply locate the switch
marked
INTERNAL X-OVER/SUBWOOFER DIRECT
on the rear panel of the subwoofer and set to the
SUBWOOFER DIRECT
position. This will eliminate the internal crossover from the signal path.
When installing your new Chrysalis subwoofer using the line level connections, you should always use shielded phono cables. There are
many high quality cables available today. It is recommended that you keep the length of cable as short as possible to avoid any potential
noise problems.
When using speaker level connections, use a high quality speaker cable that mates well with the connectors. Be very careful to avoid any loose
strands or frayed wires that may result in a short, which may damage your equipment. Cables of extremely large size are typically not
required. Extremely large gauge wire may not properly fit in the binding posts, resulting in a poor connection and possible short circuits.
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