Cambridge soundworks BASSCUBE 12, BASSCUBE 10 User Manual

Instructions for:

BassCube™ 12

™

& BassCube

10

Subwoofers

Contents

Safety Precautions ............................................................................ i, ii

Introduction ........................................................................................ 1

Unpacking ........................................................................................... 2

Audio And AC Power Connections ....................................................... 2

Placement ............................................................................................ 4

Selecting Low Pass Frequency ............................................................. 6

The Subwoofer Level Control ............................................................... 7

The Final Touch ................................................................................... 7

Installing Low-Cut Filters .................................................................... 8

Specifications ...................................................................................... 8

Replacing The Fuse ............................................................................. 9

Difficulty? ............................................................................................ 9

Limited Warranty .............................................................................. 10

Cleaning The Cabinets ....................................................................... 10

IMPORTANT

The lightning flash with arrowhead, within
an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert
the user of the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within a product’s en­closure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute the risk of electric shock to
persons.

READ AND HEED IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNING

WARNING

SHOCK HAZARD

DO NOT OPEN

TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE SUBWOOF­ER’S COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE

POUR EVITER TOUT RISQUE DE CHOC
ELECTRIQUE, NE PAS DEMONTER LE
COUVERCLE DU HAUT PARLEUR.
AUCUN ENTRETIEN DES PIECES
INTERIEURES N’EST REQUIS.TOUT
SERVICE D’ENTRETIEN NE DOIT ETRE
EFFECTUE QUE PAR DU PERSONNEL
D’ENTRETIEN QUALIFIE.

AVIS

NE PAS OUVRIR

ON BOTTOM OF SUBWOOFER ENCLOSURE

The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user of the
presence of important operating and main­tenance (servicing) instructions in the lit­erature accompanying this product.

CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC

SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG
TO WIDE SLOT, INSERT FULLY.

ATTENTION: POUR EVITER LES CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS
LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE
CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER
JUSQU’AU FOND.

TO PREVENT FIRE OR

WARNING:

SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

The serial number for the subwoofer is located
on the subwoofer’s control panel. Please write
this number down and keep it in a secure area.
This is for your security.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

i

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ INSTRUCTIONS - All safety and op-

erating instructions should be read before
the

BassCube

RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS - The safety and

operating instructions should be retained
for future reference.

HEED WARNINGS - All warnings on the

BassCube

ing instructions should be adhered to.

FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS - All operating

and use instructions should be followed.

CLEANING - Unplug the

subwoofer from the wall outlet or other
power source before cleaning. Use a damp
cloth for cleaning.

ATTACHMENTS - Do not use any adaptors

or attachments not recommended by Cam­bridge SoundWorks as they may cause
hazards.

WATER AND MOISTURE - Do not use the

subwoofer near water—for example, near
a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or
laundry tub; in a wet basement; or near a
swimming pool or other similar areas.

ACCESSORIES - Do not place the

BassCube

stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The

BassCube

serious injury to a child or adult, and
serious damage to the product.

subwoofer is operated.

subwoofer and in the operat-

BassCube

BassCube

subwoofer on an unstable cart,

subwoofer may fall, causing

VENTILATION - Slots, openings and metal

fins in the cabinet are provided for ventila­tion, to ensure reliable operation of the

BassCube

from overheating. These areas must not
be blocked or covered such as by placing
the product on a bed, sofa, very deep pile
rug, or other similar surface. The

BassCube

in a built-in installation such as a book­case or rack.

HEAT - The

situated away from heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, and other
products (including amplifiers) that pro­duce heat.

POWER SOURCES - The

subwoofer should be operated only from
the type of power source indicated on the
marking label. If you are not sure of the
type of power supply to your home, con­sult your product dealer or local power
company.

POLARIZATION - The

may be equipped with a polarized alter­nating-current line plug (a plug having
one blade wider than the other). This plug
will fit into the power outlet only one way.
This is a safety feature. If you are unable
to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try
reversing the plug. If the plug should still
fail to fit, contact your electrician to re­place your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat
the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

subwoofer and to prevent it

subwoofer should not be placed

BassCube

subwoofer should be

BassCube

BassCube

subwoofer

POWER-CORD PROTECTION - The AC

power cord should be routed so that it is
not likely to be walked on. No object should
bring weight to bear on to the AC power
cord.

LIGHTNING - For added protection for the

BassCube

storm, or when it is left unattended and
unused for long periods of time, unplug it
from the wall outlet. This will prevent dam­age to the subwoofer due to lightning and
power-line surges.

OVERLOADING - Do not overload wall out-

lets, extension cords, or integral conve­nience receptacles as this can result in a
risk of fire or electric shock.

OBJECT AND LIQUID ENTRY - Never use

probes of any kind to reach into the

BassCube

dangerous voltage points or short out parts
that could result in a fire or electric shock.
Never spill liquid of any kind on the

BassCube

SERVICING - Do not attempt to service the

subwoofer yourself as opening or remov­ing covers may expose you to dangerous
voltage or other hazards. Refer all servic­ing to qualified service personnel.

DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE - Unplug

the
outlet or other power source and refer
servicing to qualified service personnel
under the following conditions:

subwoofer during a lightning

subwoofer as they may touch

subwoofer.

BassCube

subwoofer from the wall

a) When the power-supply cord or plug is
damaged.
b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects
have fallen into the
c) If the
exposed to rain or water.
d) If the
operate normally by following the operat­ing instructions; or exhibits a distinct
change in performance.
e) If the product has been dropped or
damaged in any way.

REPLACEMENT PARTS - When replace-

ment parts are required, be sure the ser­vice technician has used replacement
parts specified by Cambridge SoundWorks
or have the same characteristics as the
original part. Unauthorized substitutions
may result in fire, electric shock, or other
hazards.

SAFETY CHECK - Upon completion of any

service or repairs to the
subwoofer, ask the service technician to
perform safety checks to determine that

BassCube

the
erating condition.

BassCube

BassCube

BassCube

subwoofer has been

subwoofer does not

subwoofer is in proper op-

subwoofer.

BassCube

ii

Introduction

ass drums, organs, and
electronic synthesizers produce
extremely low frequency

B

sounds. But traditionally, few
home loudspeakers are designed to
reproduce bass below about 50 Hz.

Today, however, home loudspeak­ers are called upon to reproduce
more than music: in home theater
systems, they are called upon to
reproduce movie soundtracks. And
modern movie soundtracks contain
a lot of energy at very low frequen­cies—on sound effects. To do full
justice to these effects, as well as to
the musical low frequencies missed
by most speakers, the Cambridge
SoundWorks BassCube subwoofers
reproduce, at high output, the lowest
bass sounds the human ear can
detect.

You should keep in mind
when installing your system and
investigating its capabilities that
you will be dealing with a relatively
unfamiliar range of sounds. These
are sounds more felt than heard,
and are encountered more often in
the well-equipped movie theater
than in the concert hall.

A Cambridge SoundWorks Audio/
Video Consultant is only a toll-free
call away should you need advice or
assistance.

Cambridge SoundWorks

1-877-YES-HIFI

(1-877-937-4434)

24 hours a day,

every day

In Canada: 1-800-987-9104

Outside US or Canada:

Tel: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

www.cambridgesoundworks.com

E-mail:

[e-mail]

1

Unpacking

Upon unpacking your BassCube
subwoofer, please examine it
carefully for any signs of shipping
damage. If there is any damage, do
not install or use the subwoofer.
Consult the store where you pur­chased the subwoofer for assis­tance. If purchased through our
mail order catalog service, call
Cambridge SoundWorks at
1-877-YES-HIFI.

We suggest that you keep the
shipping carton and packing mate­rials in case you want to transport
your subwoofer.

Audio And AC Power Connections

Note: Make all connections with the
BassCube subwoofer switched off
and the Bass Level control at its
minimum setting.

Audio Connections

The BassCube subwoofer can be
connected to a mono subwoofer
output, a main amplifier’s speaker
outputs, or from stereo preamp
outputs.

Note: You should connect the
BassCube subwoofer to your system
using either the line level inputs or
the speaker level inputs–but not
both sets of inputs.

Connection Method One:

Connect from a subwoofer output
using a suitable length mono
phono cable with an RCA phono
plug at each end (Figure 1 on
page 3). Connect the phono cable
to the Right channel line level
input on the BassCube subwoofer.

Connection Method Two:

Connect directly from an amplifier
or receiver’s speaker output termi­nals to the subwoofer’s Speaker
Level Inputs using conventional
speaker wire. Then connect your
speakers to the Out To Speakers
terminals (Figure 2 on page 3).

Be sure the speaker wire con­nects the positive (+) terminals of
the subwoofer to the positive (+)
terminals of the amplifier or re­ceiver (and similarly connects the
negative (–) terminals together). All
two-conductor speaker cable is
coded along one conductor by
lettering, a stripe or a raised bead

-or- the appearance of the two
conductors differs, usually one
copper and one silver. This allows
you to easily connect the proper
conductor to each terminal.

Connection Method Three:

Connect from a stereo preamp
output to the BassCube subwoofer’s
Line Level inputs. A suitable length
of conventional stereo phono cable
with RCA plugs at each end is all
you need if your preamp has an
unused stereo preamp output.

To connect between a stereo
preamp and a stereo power amp,
combine a suitable length stereo
phono cable with two “Y” adapters.
Each adapter has one RCA male plug
to two RCA female jacks (Figure 3).
Some receivers and integrated
amplifiers have preamp outputs and
power amp inputs that are accessible
by removing jumpers from the back
panel.

2

A Note About Dolby Digital
(AC-3), Large Front Speakers And
Powered Subwoofers

Most Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoders
remove the Low Frequency Effects
from the Main speakers if the
“Subwoofer Output” switch is set to
“On”. The Main speaker “Large/Small”
switches may still appear to function,
but no deep bass will reach the Main
speakers.

This automatic deep bass filtering is
unnecessary with large Main speakers.
If you wish, you can send all Low
Frequency Effects signals to both your
Main left and right speakers and to
your subwoofer by turning the sub­woofer output to “Off” and setting the
Main left and right speakers to
“Large”. This blends all the output of
the Low Frequency Effects channel
with the Main left and right speakers.
The BassCube subwoofer needs to be
connected with speaker wire to the
Main speaker outputs in this case.

Power Connections

After making the audio connections,
plug the power cord into any conve­nient 120-Volt AC, 60 Hz outlet and
switch the subwoofer “On”. Do not
plug it into a switched outlet on your
amplifier or receiver, as either

BassCube subwoofer could draw
sufficient current at high volume
levels to possibly damage the
switched outlet’s relay mechanism.

SURROUND DECODER OR RECEIVER

OUTPUTS

L

R

BASSCUBE

LINE

LEVEL

INPUTS

Figure 1.

CENTER

SUBWOOFER

*

Labelled “Mono”
on some units.
Be sure the output
signal is full-range.

L

R

MONO

*

FRONT

SURROUND

Surround decoder or receiver with

subwoofer (mono) output

The BassCube subwoofer has an
automatic “Power Off” circuit that
turns off power to the amplifier
circuit after it has been silent for

INTEGRATED AMP OR RECEIVER

(FRONT)

SPEAKER OUTPUTS

TO RIGHT

FRONT

SPEAKER

+

BASSCUBE

SPEAKER LEVEL INPUTS

+

RL

+

RL

OUT TO SPEAKERS

Figure 2.

Using speaker wire

+

+

+

TO LEFT
FRONT
SPEAKER

over 15 minutes. The BassCube
subwoofer rapidly activates as soon
as a new signal is present. This
feature operates when the switch

PREAMP

OUTPUTS

TO POWER AMP

L

R

Y-adapters

To power amp

(Front amp in
surround system)

BASSCUBE

LINE

LEVEL

INPUTS

L

R

MONO

POWERED SUBWOOFER

Using “Y” adapters and phono cable

Figure 3.

3

labeled “Auto-off Setting” is in the
“Auto” position. Most home users will
find this setting to be appropriate.

The “manual” position of the
“Auto-off Setting” switch keeps the
amplifier operating and drawing a
small current so long as the Power
switch is in the “On” position. This
setting is appropriate when the
BassCube subwoofer is used in
professional sound studios.

Placement

Place the BassCube subwoofer in
your listening room using the
guidelines that follow. Listen and
experiment with placement before
making the installation permanent.

1. The BassCube subwoofer’s very
low bass output is room-filling.
This is why it is possible to use a
single powered subwoofer to
reproduce all the deep bass a
sound system requires. It is also
the reason why the subwoofer
doesn’t need be particularly close

to other speakers or aimed in
any direction.

2. The BassCube subwoofer can sit in
a variety of positions within the
listening room. Make sure there is a
clear air space of at least 4 inches
surrounding the BassCube
subwoofer’s amplifer panel. Don’t
place objects on the BassCube
subwoofer (such as clothing) that
could inadvertently drape down the
back of the unit, restricting air flow
or speaker output. Similarly, do not

conceal the BassCube subwoofer
behind draperies or other similar
material.

3. The maximum low bass output of
the BassCube subwoofer is mark­edly affected by adjacent room
surfaces. Start by placing the
subwoofer against the same wall
as your front speakers, preferably
in or close to a corner (Figure 4, B
or C). The strongest output will be
produced with the subwoofer
directly in the corner, since corner

Left Satellite Right Satellite

BassCube

A. LEAST BASS

SurroundSurround

Left Satellite Right Satellite

BassCube

B. MORE BASS

SurroundSurround

Left Satellite Right Satellite

BassCube

C. MOST BASS

SurroundSurround

FIGURE 4: HOW ROOM PLACEMENT AFFECTS BASS RESPONSE

4

placement “directs” most of the bass
output toward the center of the
listening room. Corner placement
effectively reduces the amount of
bass that leaks out to other rooms.
Less bass output will result if the
subwoofer is placed out in the
room, away from the walls (see
Figure 4, A).

4. The larger the room, the greater the
demand for low-frequency acoustic
energy. The best type of room for
bass reproduction in a home theater
would be one moderate in size,
solidly constructed, with no
openings to other rooms.
While listening, shut the room’s
doors and windows (if practical).
It can make a surprising difference.
Note: The BassCube subwoofer’s
are designed to operate sitting
on the floor. Do not place the
sub-woofer in shelving or
other cabinets.

Selecting Low Pass Frequency

Before you adjust the output level of
the subwoofer, you should select an
appropriate setting for the Low Pass
Frequency control. The proper setting
depends on the bass “reach” of your
main speakers. This control behaves
the same whether you use the
Speaker Level or Line Level signal
inputs of the BassCube subwoofer.

Because there is a small output
level shift when you adjust this
control, it should be set first, followed
by the Subwoofer Level control.

Use the following guidelines to
choose the best setting.

LOW PASS

FREQUENCY (Hz)

95

75

60

130

160

(FROM LFE
OUTPUT)

• 60 Hz to 75 Hz: For use with any
of the following Cambridge
SoundWorks speakers–Ensemble

Ensemble II, Ensemble III, Tower™,
Tower II, Tower III, Model Six™.

Also, any other truly wide-range,
large speaker system.
Note for Ensemble owners: The
BassCube subwoofer is intended
to supplement, not replace the
separate subwoofers supplied with
these systems. Do not disconnect
your Ensemble woofers when
using the BassCube subwoofer.

• 75 Hz to 130 Hz: For use with
smaller bookshelf-sized speaker
systems. Use this setting with the
Cambridge SoundWorks Model
Seventeen™ and Ensemble IV.

• 160 Hz: Use this setting with
small main speakers or if you
are connecting the subwoofer to
the LFE output of a Dolby
Digital system.

Special note about line-level
subwoofer outputs

Many receivers and all Dolby
Digital (AC-3) processors feature
dedicated subwoofer outputs. Some
of these outputs are full-frequency
bandwidth. Others deliver a signal
which is “Bass Only”.

Most subwoofer outputs on

conventional receivers (stereo or

®

Dolby Surround with Pro Logic)

,

deliver a full frequency range signal,
a mono version of stereo signal fed
to the main speakers. BassCube
owners using this type of subwoofer
output should set the Low Pass
Frequency control as described in
the procedure above.

The second type of subwoofer
output sends a “Bass Only” signal
to the BassCube subwoofer. The
most common example is the Low
Frequency Effects (LFE) channel of a
Dolby Digital (AC-3) equipped
system. Set the Low Pass Frequency
control to 160 (FROM LFE OUT-
PUT) with this type of subwoofer
output. Try a lower frequency
setting only if there is too much
bass output on non-Dolby Digital
(AC-3) program material.

It is possible to improve the
performance of your main speakers
by the use of optional Low Cut
Filters (see page 7).

5

The Subwoofer Level Control

The Subwoofer Level Control adjusts
how loudly the BassCube subwoofer
plays. Start with it set midway (5),
then adjust upward or downward
depending on what you discover
during your listening tests.

Remember the BassCube
subwoofer reproduces bass that is
below most frequencies of musical
interest, so it is important to adjust
its output level with material that
contains strong, deep bass signals.
It’s easiest to adjust the Subwoofer
Level Control when listening to the
appropriate film soundtracks (HiFi
video cassette, Laser Disc, or DVD’s).
Action or adventure film
soundtracks generally have the
deepest bass signals. Try films with
explosions or similar sound effects.

With the BassCube subwoofer
properly adjusted, these film and
video sound effects should literally
be room-shaking at high playback
levels. In contrast, much of the
music on audio CDs should not
sound any different with the
BassCube subwoofer properly ad­justed. Indeed, if the subwoofer does
add “boomy” or “thumpy” quality to
your music, you may have the
subwoofer level control set too high.

It may take several listening
sessions using different films and
musical sources to arrive at the
single best setting for the Level
Control. The subwoofer’s Level
Control is intended to be set once
and then left alone.

Once you have decided on a
setting, use tone controls on your
main electronics to compensate for
the inevitable small differences in
bass output between different
recordings. If you experience any
difficulty, don’t hesitate to consult
your store or call a Cambridge
SoundWorks Audio/Video Consult­ant at 1-877-YES-HIFI.

SUBWOOFER

LEVEL

5

4

3

2

1

0

10

The Final Touch

Our “in the speaker line” Low­Cut Filters optimize the perfor­mance your system at higher
output levels by keeping the low
frequencies best left to the
subwoofer out of the smaller
main front speakers. This eases
the burden on the front speakers
and amplifier, letting them play
more cleanly at higher levels, a
major potential benefit of having
a subwoofer in the first place.

• These filters are ideal for use
with Cambridge SoundWorks’

Model Seventeen, and
Ambiance

other conventional systems of
reasonably wide range. Connect
these filters between your main
speakers and your amplifier.
The filters begin to block bass

6

7

signals to your main speakers
below about 140 Hz, so that
below 100 Hz, almost no bass
signals reach your main
speakers.

8

9

®

speakers, and

6

Installing Low Cut Filters

• These optional filters can be
connected at either end of the
speaker wires of your Left and
Right Main speakers.

1) You can connect a filter’s
INPUT FROM AMP wires to
speaker outputs on your
receiver or amplifier, then
reconnect the main speaker wire
to the filter’s OUTPUT TO
SPEAKER leads with the wire
nuts supplied.

2) You can also connect a filter
at the speaker. Connect the
filter’s OUTPUT TO SPEAKER
leads to your speaker’s input
terminals, then reconnect the
main speaker wire to the filter’s
INPUT FROM AMP wires with
the wire nuts supplied.

• As with all speaker connections,
be sure to maintain consistency
with respect to the + and —
terminals on the receiver and
those on the speakers, including
the BassCube subwoofer. The
connecting wires on the filters
are coded by the use of one
copper-colored conductor and
one silver.

Specifications

BassCube 10 BassCube 12

Amplifier Power: 75 watts 100 watts
(at 100 Hz, <.5% THD)

Driver Size: 10 inches 12 inches
Sensitivity for full output at 100hz.

Subwoofer level at max.
Low pass frequency set at 160 (LFE):

Line Level Input (mono), millivolts 95 110
Speaker Level Inputs (stereo), millivolts 250 300

Low Pass Filter Response: 24 dB/Octave 24 dB/Octave

Frequency Response, Hz (± 3 dB):

LP setting
60 Hz 32-75 Hz 27-58 Hz
75 Hz 34-85 Hz 27-68 Hz
95 Hz 36-100 Hz 28-90 Hz
130 Hz 37-120 Hz 28-145 Hz
160 Hz 39-150 Hz 29-170 Hz

7

Replacing The Fuse

A fuse protects the amplifier inside
the BassCube subwoofer. If the
fuse blows, it is safe to replace it
with a spare 2A, 250V fuse using a
screwdriver (see below). If the
second fuse blows, do not attempt

to replace the fuse another time.
Return the subwoofer to your
store’s Authorized Repair Center. If
you purchased the speaker directly
from Cambridge SoundWorks, call
1-877-YES-HIFI for advice.

There are no other fuses or
user-replaceable parts within the
BassCube subwoofer.

Do Not substitute a fuse of a
different rating.

Difficulty?

If you suspect a problem with your
BassCube subwoofer, contact the
store where it was purchased. If a
problem is confirmed, you will
need to return the subwoofer to
that store or its Authorized
Service Center.

If you purchased the BassCube

subwoofer through our mail order

1.) IMPORTANT: Turn off and unplug the subwoofer before changing the fuse.

T

2A 250V

RISK OF FIRE

REPLACE FUSE

AS MARKED

T

F

U

S

E

2A 250V

RISK OF FIRE

REPLACE FUSE

AS MARKED

F

U

S

E

2A 250V

RISK OF FIRE

REPLACE FUSE

AS MARKED

F

U

S

E

catalog service, call a Cambridge
SoundWorks Audio/Video Consult­ant at 1-877-YES-HIFI. An Audio/
Video Consultant will help you
track down the problem, which
could be in some other component
in your system. If together you
agree that there is something
wrong with the sub-woofer, you
will be supplied with a Return

2.) Fuse located on the back panel. 3.) Push in and turn counter clock-wise. 4.) Fuse will pop out of its casing. 5.) Gently remove and replace.

Authorization Number. Please do
not return the subwoofer to the
factory without prior authoriza­tion.

8

Limited Warranty

BassCube 12 and
BassCube 10 Subwoofers

To the original purchaser,
Cambridge SoundWorks, Inc. will
warrant the BassCube12 and
BassCube10 subwoofer to be free
of defects in material and
workmanship for a period of two
(2) years from date of purchase.
With respect to defects, Cambridge
SoundWorks will, at its option,
replace the product or repair the
defect in the product with no
charge to the original purchaser
for parts or labor. During the
period from three (3) years
through seven (7) years,
Cambridge SoundWorks will, at its
option, repair or replace the
defective product for a cost to the
original prchaser of no more than
$50.00 for parts and labor.

These warranties do not extend
to any defect, malfunction or
failure caused by misuse, abuse,
accident, faulty hookup, defective
associated equipment or use of the
speaker with equipment for which
it is not intended.

This warranty is the sole and
express warranty of the products
named in its title, and is in lieu of
all other warranties, expressed or
implied, of merchantability, fit­ness for purpose or otherwise. In
no event shall Cambridge
SoundWorks be liable for inciden­tal or consequential damages or
have any liability with respect to
defects other than the obligations
set forth herein.

To ensure warranty coverage it
is incumbent upon the original
purchaser to inform Cambridge
SoundWorks or any of its Autho­rized Service Agencies of the
defect within the warranty period.
The only acceptable method of
establishing warranty status is a
copy of the original proof of pur­chase indicating customers name
and date of purchase.

Upon notification by the pur­chaser and reaching agreement
with the purchaser that there is a
defect, Cambridge SoundWorks
will issue a Return Authorization
Number for the product. The
purchaser will return the product

to the address below, freight
prepaid by the purchaser. The
product shall have the Return
Authorization Number clearly
marked on the outside of the
package. The package must
include a copy of the original
proof of purchase. Please do not
return a BassCube subwoofer to
Cambridge SoundWorks without
prior authorization from Cam­bridge SoundWorks.

For warranty information

contact:

Cambridge SoundWorks, Inc.

311 Needham St.

Newton, MA 02464

1-877-YES-HIFI

(1-877-937-4434)

www.cambridgesoundworks.com

email:

[e-mail]

Cleaning
The Cabinets

If more than dusting is needed,
the finish on either subwoofer can
be cleaned with a window or vinyl
cleaning product. Avoid spraying
the cleaner underneath the
cabinet to prevent damage the
speaker.

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