CONTENTS
0OWERED SUBWOOFER ENCLOSURE
#ONTROL MODULE
!# POWER CABLE
-ODULE TO SUB INTERFACE CABLE
2EMOTE CONTROL
3PEAKER WIRE CONNECTOR PLUG
#ONTROL MODULE POWER SUPPLY ADAPTER
INSPECTING FOR DAMAGE
%XAMINE EACH PART CAREFULLY FOR SHIPPING DAMAGE )F THERE IS ANY DO NOT INSTALL OR USE THE SYSTEM 2ETURN THE SUBWOOFER TO THE STORE OR MERCHANT WHERE YOU MADE THE PURCHASE OR CALL #AMBRIDGE 3OUND7ORKS AT&/2 ()&) FOR ASSISTANCE
SPECIFICATIONS
P1005:
$IMENSIONS ( X 7 X $
7EIGHT POUNDS
0
40
100
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70
p
lo
VOLUME UP
VOLUME DOWN
SUBWOOFER VOLUME
OPERATING CONTROLS
1. low-pass:
%VEN THOUGH A SUBWOOFER ONLY PRODUCES hBASS NOTESv THE UPPER END OF ITS RANGE SHOULD BE TAILORED TO BLEND WELL WITH YOUR MAIN SPEAKERS 4HE SUB WOOFER SHOULD NOT PRODUCE ANY BASS YOUR MAIN SPEAKERS CAN PRODUCE 4HE LOW PASS CONTROL SETS THIS LIMIT 4HE LOWEST SETTING (Z SHOULD BE USED WITH LARGE MAIN SPEAKERS )TS MIDDLE SETTINGS SHOULD BE USED WITH SMALL FLOORSTANDING SPEAKERS OR LARGE BOOKSHELF SPEAKERS )TS HIGHEST SETTING SHOULD BE USED WITH SMALL SPEAKERS SEE TABLE ON PAGE
2. On/Standby/Limit Indicator:
4HIS INDICATOR GLOWSO amber WHEN THE SUBWOOFER IS IN 3TANDBY 4HE SUBWOOFER USES VERY LITTLE POWER IN THIS MODE )T TURNS ON RAPIDLY WHENEVER THE MAIN SYSTEM IS USED 4HIS INDICATOR GLOWSO green WHILE THE SUBWOOFER IS /N AND OPERATING 4HIS INDICATOR BLINKS red WHENEVER THE SUBWOOFER REACHES ITS FULL OUTPUT
3. phase:
4HE PHASE CONTROL COMPENSATES FOR PLACEMENT DIF FERENCES BETWEEN THE MAIN SPEAKERS THE SUBWOOFER AND YOUR LISTENING POSITION !DJUSTING THIS CONTROL AFFECTS THE RELATIVELY NARROW RANGE OF NOTES WHERE THE MAIN SPEAKERS AND THE SUBWOOFER hOVERLAPv
!DJUST IT FOR MAXIMUM OUTPUT IN THIS NARROW RANGE NOT FOR hBEST SOUNDv 4HE AFFECT THIS CONTROL HAS CAN BE SUBTLE )TS EASIEST TO ADJUST WHEN PERCUSSION IS PLAYING A REPETITIVE PATTERN
4. volume:
4HIS CONTROL SETS THE OVERALL OUTPUT LEVEL OF THE SUB WOOFER !DJUST IT WITH THE REMOTE CONTROL FOR THE BEST OVERALL BLEND WITH YOUR MAIN SPEAKERS AFTER YOU HAVE SET THE OTHER CONTROLS
5.equalizer level and equalizer frequency:
9OUR LISTENING ROOMS SHAPE AND CONSTRUCTION AND WHERE YOU LISTEN WITHIN IT HAVE AN UNPREDICTABLE AFFECT ON DEEP BASS 4HESE TWO CONTROLS ADJUST DEEP BASS S
equalizer frequency ADJUSTS HOW DEEP INTO THE BASS THE SUBWOOFER WILL RESPOND 4HE (Z SETTING INDI CATES THE SUBWOOFER IS FLAT DOWN TO THAT FREQUENCY equalizer level ADJUSTS THE OUTPUT CENTERED AROUND THE EQUALIZER FREQUENCY SETTING
4HESE CONTROLS LET YOU DISCOVER THE STRONG AND DEEP SONIC EVENTS IN YOUR FAVORITE PROGRAM MATERIAL PART OF THE FUN OF HAVING A GREAT POWERED SUBWOOFER
4HE LOWER YOU SET THE EQUALIZER FREQUENCY AND THE HIGHER YOU SET THE EQUALIZER LEVEL THE MORE AMPLIFIER POWER YOU DEVOTE TO PRODUCING THE DEEPEST BASS S
4HIS IN TURN CAN LIMIT THE MAXIMUM OVERALL OUTPUT OF YOUR SUBWOOFER )F YOU WANT MAXIMUM OUTPUT SETTINGT
THE equalizer frequency AT OR ABOVE (Z CAN GIVE IT TO YOU
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p low
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phase |
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volume |
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equalizer |
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frequency |
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level |
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