Adjust Subwoofer Controls
Now it’s time to adjust the subwoofer controls to match your listening environment and preferences.
1. Turn the VOLUME to a level that balances with the output volume of your satellite speakers and doesn’t distort the bass sounds. You
might also want to adjust your receiver’s LFE output volume higher, if you can’t get a loud enough subwoofer output, or lower, if the
subwoofer output is too loud.
2. If you didn’t use the LFE INPUT on the wireless transmitter, optionally, adjust the LOW-PASS FREQUENCY to provide a wireless
transmitter input equivalent to an LFE input. The LOW-PASS FREQUENCY is the frequency at which the subwoofer’s output starts to
decrease as the frequency increases. Your satellite speakers output the frequencies not covered by the subwoofer. You want to not be
able to hear the transition from the subwoofer output to your satellite speakers’ output. You can adjust this frequency from between 50
Hz to 200 Hz. To adjust this frequency:
a. If your satellite speakers are small with limited low frequency output, choose a LOW-PASS FREQUENCY of between
100 Hz and 120 Hz.
b. If your satellite speakers are larger with better low frequency output, choose a LOW-PASS FREQUENCY of around 80 Hz.
c. Adjust the LOW-PASS FREQUENCY based on listening to your audio system until it sounds pleasing to your ear.
3. Optionally, switch the PHASE to 180°. This reverses the phase of the subwoofer to correct for sound cancellations between your
subwoofer and your satellite speakers. To determine which PHASE is best for your room and subwoofer location:
a. Listen to the system with music playing.
b. Ask a friend to switch the PHASE switch from 0° to 180° while you listen for a change in the mid-bass loudness.
c. The correct PHASE is the one that you hear as having louder mid-bass.
d. If you can’t tell a difference, keep the phase at 0°.
4. Optionally, you now can fine tune the location of your subwoofer for your listening preferences, move the subwoofer to different spots
and listen to the audio output until you determine the location you want for the subwoofer.
5. You’re done setting up the Wi-Connect. Enjoy!
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