SVS SB-3000 User Manual

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Congratulations on bringing home one of the nest subwoofers ever made!
The SVS SB-3000 Subwoofer embodies all the technology and engineering advancements made since we developed our rst subwoofer nearly two decades ago. You can feel proud knowing your SVS SB-3000 Subwoofer was masterfully engineered to deliver the deepest, most powerful, accurate and detailed bass experience possible. Between the new and unshakable 13-inch 3000 Series driver, eortlessly powerful Sledge STA-800D2 amplier, industry-rst smartphone DSP and subwoofer control app and other breakthroughs, the SB-3000 represents the nest subwoofer performance you can get for anything close to the price and will provide many years of jaw-dropping low frequency performance.
We know you are eager to get your new subwoofer set up, so in this manual, you will nd instructions on placement, connection, tuning and more. Our SVS Sound Experts are also available seven days a week to take the guess work out of setting up your new SB-3000 subwoofer. They are equipped to handle even the most complicated questions about placement, calibration, AV receiver settings and more.
One of the most useful features of your SB-3000 subwoofer is the Free SVS App, which can be used to ne tune performance and create custom presets from the comfort of your favorite seat and the convenience of your mobile device. Just visit the Apple® App® Store or Google Play™ Store and search “SVS App” to get started.
If you have any questions about your SVS SB-3000 Subwoofer, please contact us directly.
www.svsound.com • custservice@svsound.com • (877) 626-5623
Happy Listening!
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SUBWOOFER SPECIFICATIONS
Weight: 54.5 lbs (24.7 kg) Dimensions (w/ grille): 15.6” (397mm) H X 15.2” (385mm) W X 17.8” (451mm) D Dimensions (without grille): 15.6” (397mm) H X 15.2” (385mm) W X 15.7” (399mm) D Amplier Power: 800 watts continuous power / 2,500+ watts peak dynamic power
Driver Design:
• Proprietary 13” Driver with nely tuned overhung motor conguration
• All new split-wind edge wound voice coil
• 22.9lb (10.4kg) Woofer with 17.9lb (8.1kg) pound for the motor
• 45mm Xmax, 60mm Xmech precision aligned excursion
Frequency Response: 18Hz to 270Hz ± 3 dB Max Low Frequency Output: 125.0dB @ 32Hz 1/8 space 1m
DRIVER FEATURES
All New Proprietary 13” high-excursion SVS 3000 Series Subwoofer Driver
SVS rst at edge wound split-wind voice coil provides maximum magnetics at high excursion
• while reducing mass and improving overall driver eciency. Built around a premium grade 2” polyimide impregnated berglass former for maximum thermal conductivity.
Two massive, dedicated toroidal ferrite magnets generate unparalleled levels of magnetic
• force to drive the highest levels of excursion, SPL, and start/go power for the deepest and most authoritative bass possible.
SUBWOOFER SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES
All-new High density FEA-optimized cast aluminum basket provides unequaled levels of
• rigidity, tensile strength, and energy transference available from a subwoofer.
Four balanced 24-strand silver plated Litz wire high temperature leads woven through the 6.5”
• 2-ply Nomex composite spider provide a pristine electrical connection from the amplier to the voice coil.
All new 13” 1050 Aluminum vented cone ensures a light, ridged, and neutral radiating surface.
Precision machined motor elements and narrow tolerance suspension parts produce
• unmatched linearity at full excursion for exceptionally tight and fast output, even at reference volumes.
Extreme oversized low carbon vented 1008 steel U-yoke and top plate provide superior cooling
• and improved magnetics for maximum performance and eciency.
6063 Aluminum shorting sleeve reduces gap induction and distortion, enhances thermal
• conductivity, and improve magnetic linearity.
Nickel-plated high-tension spring terminals.
Proprietary injection molded gasket and SBR extreme-excursion surround maintains ideal
• pistonic motion for pinpoint accuracy and control.
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AMPLIFIER FEATURES
Massively powerful Sledge 800-watt continuous Class D design with 2,500+ watts of Peak
• Power
Unmatched intelligence from user adjustable low pass, phase, polarity and room gain compen-
• sation with three parametric EQs for absolute best alignment with speakers and optimized performance in any room.
Groundbreaking SVS Bluetooth DSP control app for iOS and Android devices with three user
• presets allow custom tuning for every room and system.
High eciency cool-running Class-D switching topology with massive 25 Amp 600 Volt
• MOSFET’s result in lower EMI and highest eciency while providing eortless power to produce SPLs and low frequency output with pristine clarity well beyond reference listening levels.
High resolution 50Mhz Analog Devices Audio DSP with double precision 56bit ltering is most
• advanced subwoofer processor available for perfect audio reproduction.
RCA stereo input/output with ultra-wide input voltage for consumer and professional audio
• applications.
All new rear panel Intelligent Control Interface (ICI) user interface with bright back-lit controls.
SUBWOOFER SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES
Auto/On and 3-30V AC/DC trigger for Maximum Installation Convenience.
Input impedance 16kohm (unbalanced RCA).
Green 0.5-watt low standby power consumption.
RoHS compliant, lead-free construction, world-wide safety certications.
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SVS APP FEATURES
The most powerful and exible Bluetooth controlled subwoofer DSP app, works with both iOS
• and Android operating systems.
Easiest and most convenient way to adjust crossover frequencies, parametric EQ, polarity,
• room gain and all other bass management functions.
Three convenient custom presets allow for perfect tuning in any room or system, from your
• favorite seat.
Unique bidirectional feedback shows adjustments in real time on both app and subwoofer
• interface.
Easy-to-follow tutorial provides clear guidance for all functions.
ACCESSORIES
Protective non-resonant steel mesh grille
Iso-elastomer feet included
Extra heavy-duty, high current 6’ power cord
SUBWOOFER SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES
SB-3000 Subwoofer Owner’s Manual
Quick Start Guide
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Specications & Features............................................................................................................ 2
Connecting Your Subwoofer........................................................................................................ 6
Back Panel Features............................................................................................................... 6
AC Power Connection............................................................................................................ 8
Line Level Connection – Single LFE Channel........................................................................ 8
Line Level Connection - Stereo Receiver or Preamplier Left/Right Channels................ 8
Connecting Multiple Subwoofers.........................................................................................10
Going Wireless........................................................................................................................11
Control Settings for AV Receiver and Processors............................................................... 12
Control Settings for Stereo Receiver or Preamplier......................................................... 12
Subwoofer Room Placement..................................................................................................... 13
Subwoofer Control Options....................................................................................................... 16
SVS Bluetooth App................................................................................................................ 16
Rear Subwoofer Panel.......................................................................................................... 16
Advanced Subwoofer Controls.................................................................................................. 17
Volume................................................................................................................................... 17
Low Pass Filter....................................................................................................................... 17
Phase Adjustment................................................................................................................. 17
Polarity................................................................................................................................... 17
Parametric EQ....................................................................................................................... 17
Room Gain Compensation................................................................................................... 17
Presets................................................................................................................................... 18
System Settings..................................................................................................................... 18
Advanced Control Features Table............................................................................................. 19
Safety Instructions..................................................................................................................... 20
FCC & IC Compliance................................................................................................................... 21
Cleaning & Cabinet Care............................................................................................................. 22
Warranty & Support.................................................................................................................... 22
Share Your Thoughts.................................................................................................................. 22
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CONNECTING & CONTROLLING YOUR SUBWOOFER
The SVS SB-3000 is designed for easy set-up and integration in both multi-channel home theater and two-channel (stereo) systems. It is best to familiarize yourself with the subwoofer connec­tions and the rear panel of your AV receiver or preamplier before setting your subwoofer up. Be sure your SB-3000 is switched to O before plugging it in or connecting to your AV receiver. It’s also best to use cables with secure connections for optimal bass performance.
The convenient SVS mobile app for both Apple® iOS® and Google Android™ allows you to make adjustments for room layout, personal preferences, movies vs. music, and more. It’s the best way to ne tune your subwoofer for perfect performance from the comfort of your favorite seat.
In addition to the SVS mobile app you can control the primary features of the amp using the all new Intelligent Control Interface (ICI) back-lit user interface on the amplier plate.
A full explanation of all the advanced subwoofer DSP controls is available on pages 15-18 in this manual, as well as in the SVS subwoofer app tutorial. The following sections cover basic connec­tions and control settings when integrating the SB-3000 into a surround sound or two channel system.
BACK PANEL FEATURES
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SVS SOUNDPATH WIRELESS
AUDIO ADAPTER
R
L
INPUT OUTPUT
TRIGGER INPUT
3V-12V | AC/DC
ONOFF
100V-120V ~ 50- 60Hz 800W
+
30Hz 40Hz 60Hz 90Hz 140Hz LFE
LINE LEVEL
_
LFE
AUTO [amber]
ON [blue]
LOW PASS
90° 180°
VOL
PHASE
STA-800D|2
LOW PASS
PHASE
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12
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AC Power Cord Receptacle
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On/O Switch - Turns Subwoofer On/O
3V-12V Trigger Input - This feature will automatically turn the subwoofer on/o when a
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signal is sent to the trigger input from another component in the system (typically the pre/pro or AV receiver). The other component in the system must be equipped with a trigger output feature and requires a TS 1/8” mono cable (pictured below).
Unbalanced (RCA) Line Level Inputs
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Unbalanced (RCA) Line Level Outputs
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USB Type A Port - Used for Firmware updates and powering a USB device like the SVS Sound-
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Path Wireless Audio Adapter.
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[+] - Push repeatedly or long press to increase volume, raise the low pass frequency cut-o
or to set to LFE, or to increase Phase degree.
CONNECTING & CONTROLLING YOUR SUBWOOFER
1/8” TS
MONO CABLE
[-] - Push repeatedly or long press to decrease volume, lower the low pass frequency cut-off,
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or reduce phase degree.
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Auto/On - Press this button to select “ON” which keeps the subwoofer on continuously so it will not go into Standby mode. The button will be Blue when in “On” mode. Press again for “Auto” and the button will light up Amber. The subwoofer will go into standby after 10 minutes if there is no audio signal.
LOW PASS - Press this button to adjust the Low Pass Filter frequency to ensure a smooth
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sonic transition and at frequency response between the speakers and subwoofer. The right most LED on the status bar indicates the subwoofer is in LFE mode.
LED Bar - Displays the level for Volume, Low Pass Filter Frequency, and Phase
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PHASE - Press this button to adjust the phase.
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VOL - Press this button to adjust the volume.
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CONNECTING & CONTROLLING YOUR SUBWOOFER
AC Power Connection
Connect the subwoofer power cord to the subwoofer amplier and directly into an AC outlet. Convenience outlets located on the rear panel of some AV receivers or pre/pros are NOT recom­mended for your SB-3000 as these outlets are not meant for high power devices.
Line Level Connection – Single LFE Channel
The most common way to connect your SB-3000 is with a single RCA interconnect cable going from the LFE or SUB1 Output on your AV receiver or preamplier to the LFE Input on your SB-3000. This allows your processor to perform the upstream bass management and send the subwoofer a pre-ltered mono signal.
AUTO [amber]
SVS SOUNDPATH WIRELESS
ON [blue]
LOW
AUDIO ADAPTER
PASS
+
30Hz 40Hz 60Hz 90Hz 140Hz LFE
LOW PASS
RECEIVER/PREAMP
LINE LEVEL OUTPUTS
SUBWOOFER
CENTER
(SUB1)
REAR FRONT
INPUT
ONOFF
100V-120V ~ 50-60Hz 800W
LINE LEVEL
PHASE
90° 180°
R
_
VOL
PHASE
LFE
TRIGGER INPUT
3V-12V | AC/DC
STA-800D|2
Line Level Connection – Stereo Receiver or Preamplier Left/Right Channels
Both Left and Right inputs on your SB-3000 can be used in a two-channel stereo application with a stereo preamplier that has Left and Right line level or Balanced (XLR) outputs.
Connect the left and right outputs of your preamplier to the left and right line level inputs of the SB-3000 using RCA interconnects.
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Line Level Connection – Stereo Receiver or Preamplier Left/Right Channels (cont’d)
RECEIVER/PREAMP
LINE LEVEL OUTPUTS
REAR FRONT
L
R
AUTO [amber]
ON [blue]
LOW PASS
90° 180°
PHASE
LOW PASS
PHASE
INPUT OUTPUT
RL
LINE LEVEL
LFE
+
30Hz 40Hz 60Hz 90Hz 140Hz LFE
_
VOL
Enable and adjust the on-board low pass lter of the SB-3000 for a smooth blend with the main speakers.
NOTE: For additional guidance on speaker/subwoofer crossover settings, please consult our SVS Sound Experts or our Merlin subwoofer matching tool at www.svsound.com/merlin.
www.svsound.com • custservice@svsound.com • (877) 626-5623
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Connecting Multiple Subwoofers or “Going Dual”
Running two or more subwoofers has many acoustic benets such as: improved frequency response throughout the listening area, fewer peaks and nulls, increased output and decreased bass localization. The RCA Outputs provide an easy way to integrate multiple SB-3000s or other subwoofers into your audio system.
Many AV Receivers and Surround Processors have more than one subwoofer output. As described previously, you can run a single connection from each subwoofer output to each of your subwoofers.
RECEIVER/PREAMP
LINE LEVEL OUTPUTS
SUBWOOFER
(SUB1)
SUBWOOFER
(SUB2)
CENTER
REAR FRONT
If you have more subwoofers than Sub Outputs from your AV Receiver, an easy solution is to use an RCA splitter or RCA Y-adapter to divide the subwoofer output. This is the most commonly recommended way to connect multiple subwoofers when there is only one Sub Out.
RECEIVER/PREAMP
LINE LEVEL OUTPUTS
SUBWOOFER
(SUB1)
Another option is to use the Left and Right RCA outputs on the SB-3000 to Daisy Chain additional subwoofers. It’s important to use the matching output and input terminals. For example, if you are using the RCA inputs, be sure to use the RCA outputs to daisy chain to the next subwoofer.
NOTE: While the settings of each subwoofer should be similar, you will probably nd that each sub will need to be calibrated for optimal performance because of its unique room placement. Regardless of how you use your subwoofer, experimentation can often result in better sound. Don't be afraid to try dierent settings, you can always return the controls to their defaults.
RECEIVER/PREAMP
LINE LEVEL OUTPUTS
SUBWOOFER
(SUB1)
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CENTER
CENTER
REAR FRONT
REAR FRONT
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Connecting Multiple Subwoofers or “Going Dual” (cont’d)
In a 2-channel system you can set up Stereo Subwoofers, where one is used for the Left Channel and one for the Right Channel. Typically, the subwoofers will be symmetrically placed according to your speakers. And be sure to maintain all the correct Left and Right output and input connections to ensure optimum performance.
RECEIVER/PREAMP
LINE LEVEL OUTPUTS
POWER AMPLIFIER
LINE LEVEL INPUTS
SPEAKER LEVEL
OUTPUTS
TO
SPEAKERS
REAR FRONT
L
R
L
R
Going Wireless
If you want to add wireless connectivity via the SVS SoundPath Wireless Adapter (sold separately), your SB-3000 conveniently includes a USB input on the amplier plate to easily power the Receiv­er. Set-up is simple and quick and separate instructions are included with the adapter.
NOTE: The SB-3000 amplier should be turned o when making all connections.
SVS SOUNDPATH WIRELESS
R
L
INPUT OUTPUT
AUDIO ADAPTER
LINE LEVEL
LFE
TRIGGER INPUT
3V-12V | AC/DC
+
30Hz 40Hz 60Hz 90Hz 140Hz LFE
_
AUTO [amber]
ON [blue]
LOW PASS
90° 180°
VOL
PHASE
STA-800D|2
LOW PASS
PHASE
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Control Settings for AV Receiver & Processor
If using your SB-3000 subwoofer with an AV Receiver or preamp with bass management, it is recommended to leave all control settings in the default position, aside from the volume, which allows you to adjust the level of output based on your personal preferences.
NOTE: Always re-run AV Receiver auto-set-up after moving the subwoofer to a dierent location to ensure the acoustic distance and calibration levels are set correctly.
NOTE: If you want to run the subwoofer louder than the initial auto-set-up level, adjust the subwoofer channel level upward in the AV receiver menu until you get the experience and performance you want. An increase of 2-4 dB louder than initial set-up level is common for many customers. Volume can be controlled from your mobile device via the Free SVS App or using the buttons on the rear panel interface.
Please consult the Advanced Subwoofer Controls section of this owner’s manual or contact our SVS Sound Experts if you have questions about any of the control settings.
www.svsound.com • custservice@svsound.com • (877) 626-5623
Control Settings for Stereo Receiver or Pre-Amplier
Most Stereo Receivers and Pre-Ampliers do not have bass management. Instead you will use the Left and Right full-range outputs and make adjustments through the DSP amplier on the subwoofer.
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Be sure to connect both Left and Right outputs to the Left and Right inputs on the subwoofer.
Set the Low Pass Filter to “On” and adjust the Crossover Frequency and Slope to achieve a smooth blend and transition with the main speakers.
Once blended, adjust the Subwoofer volume to match the volume level of your main speakers.
For ner tuning, the SVS Subwoofer Matching Tool on our website provides the recommended low pass lter frequency and slope setting for most loudspeakers on the market. Just choose your brand and model of speakers from the menus and Merlin does the rest. It’s available 24/7, 365 at https://www.svsound.com/pages/merlin. Our SVS Sound Experts are also standing by to help with any connection or control questions you have about any of the controls or settings.
NOTE: Volume and low pass lter can be controlled from your mobile device via the Free SVS App, or using the buttons on the rear panel interface.
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Placement of subwoofers is a process driven by competing variables that dier in every home. Décor, oor space, furniture, speaker placement, seating location, and of course, sound quality all factor into the decision of where a subwoofer should be placed. If you have exibility, there’s an artistry to subwoofer placement that can be aided by understanding some basic acoustic principles and set-up techniques.
If you are limited to a single subwoofer location, it’s best to nd the ideal listening location in the room. You’ll notice as you move through the room, bass response will vary signicantly. This is due to the complex pattern of standing sound waves in the room. Sometimes simply moving a few feet in any given direction can improve the balance and accuracy dramatically. Once you find the ‘subwoofer sweet spot’ in the room – reserve that seat for yourself!
Corner Placement
Corner placement of a subwoofer reduces the potential to encounter nulls, which are acoustic cancellation points or ‘dead spots’ in the room. While this can often make for hugely impactful bass, it can sometimes result in a “boomy” sound depending on your listening position. If you experience this, you can use the tuning controls to blend your SB-3000 more smoothly with your speakers or try pulling it further away from the walls to smooth out the bass response.
SUBWOOFER ROOM PLACEMENT
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Front Placement
Front of the room placement in between or just to the side of the front channel speakers is another common choice. Front of the room placement usually results in the best blending with the main speakers and center channel and minimizes localization eects.
SUBWOOFER ROOM PLACEMENT
Side Wall Placement
Side wall placement is less frequently used but can be an eective subwoofer location for excellent accuracy and output.
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Dual Subwoofer Placement
Based on our own extensive testing, and research done by the professional audio community, we recommend the following placement options for dual subwoofers:
SUBWOOFER ROOM PLACEMENT
• Opposite diagonal front/rear corners.
• Front stage in the corners.
While the rst two options are proven performers with typically excellent results, they are often dicult to implement in a living/family room environment. All rooms are dierent, so we recom­mend staying exible and trying all possible placement options for the best results.
• At the mid-points of the side walls.
• Front stage anking the center channel to the inside of the main speakers.
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SUBWOOFER CONTROL OPTIONS
Your SVS SB-3000 Subwoofer can be controlled from the new SVS Mobile App or via the rear panel for unprecedented exibility when optimizing performance for room layout, speakers, system set-up and more.
SVS Subwoofer App
Our groundbreaking SVS Subwoofer DSP app is available for free via the Apple® App® Store and Google Play™ Store. Just search “SVS App” and follow the prompts to download to your mobile device. Once installed, there’s a helpful tutorial that will guide you through each option and provide common settings to simplify the process. The SVS App operates via Bluetooth and is the only way to access all of the advanced control features available on your SB-3000. It is the most convenient option for controlling every
HOME / VOLUME
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MOVIE
PRESET
LOW PASS FILTER
OPTIONS
PARA METRIC EQ
PEQ1
PEQ2
ACTIVE
ACTIVE
20 40
0
6
4
2
0
-2
-4
-6
-8
-10
-12
FREQ: 200
Hz
BOOST: 0 dB
Q FACTOR: 1.2
DISABLED
PEQ3
10050
200
feature.
Rear Subwoofer Panel
The rear panel features intuitive control options for adjusting volume, low pass frequency and phase.
UP (+)
SVS SOUNDPATH WIRELESS
VS SOUNDPATH WIRELES
AUDIO ADAPTER
UTPU
NPU
INPUT OUTPUT
UDIO ADAPTER
LINE LEVEL
INE LEVEL
LFE
FE
AUTO [amber]
ON [blue]
LOW
+
30Hz 40Hz 60Hz 90Hz 140Hz LFE
_
PASS
90° 180°
VOL
PHASE
LOW PASS
PHASE
AUTO / ON LOW PASS FREQUENCY
PHASE VOLUME DOWN (-)
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Volume
Adjust to make your system’s low end more powerful and extended while remaining accurate. The subwoofer should sound like it’s naturally adding bass for all the speakers without overly drawing attention to itself. Dierent content has dierent levels of output so it’s normal to adjust volume based on source material and your personal listening preferences.
Low Pass Filter
Enables smooth sonic transition and at frequency response between speakers and the subwoofer. This allows you to control the upper frequency cut-o to blend with main speakers. It also allows you to adjust slope, or the rate at which the low pass lter rolls o. If using an AV Receiver with a Subwoofer Output, leave in the OFF position.
Phase Adjustment
Solves sound wave cancellation issues at specic frequencies and perfectly aligns the arrival of output from speakers and subwoofers to your listening position. Normally set to 0° if the subwoofer is near the main speakers. Adjusting Phase shifts timing of the subwoofer output to align with the main speakers or additional subwoofers.
Polarity (SVS App Only)
In some cases, reversing polarity solves dips or humps at the crossover frequency between a subwoofer and speaker and can be used to x bass nulls or overly boomy spots in the listening area. Reversing the electrical polarity of the subwoofer amplier makes it so the woofer moves in when speaker drivers move out and is normally set to positive.
ADVANCED SUBWOOFER CONTROLS
Parametric EQ (SVS App Only)
Powerful tool for removing peaks and dips in your listening area, and for creating custom subwoofer output based on personal listening preferences. Works best when used with acoustic measurements.
Allows you to set the desired center frequency of the lter, increase or decrease the SPL dB of the lter, or adjust the bandwidth of the lter.
Room Gain Compensation (SVS App Only)
Fixes bloated sounding bass by optimizing low frequency output and extension when too much sound wave density is being created by a small room.
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Presets (SVS App Only)
Allows up to three pre-saved settings for movie, music and custom. This enables easy switching to optimize your SB-3000’s output and settings based on your specic listening preferences with dierent kinds of content. If using the SVS App, these presets can be renamed as desired.
System Settings (SVS App Only)
Allows you to make further customizations and reset your subwoofer to factory settings.
Subwoofer Name
Customize the name of your subwoofer for easy preset switching.
Subwoofer Standby
Choose whether to have your subwoofer in Auto, On (Default), or Trigger mode.
Reset
Resets SB-3000 Subwoofer back to original Factory Settings.
About this App
Provides version number and other information about the SVS App and also allows you to turn performance monitoring on/o.
ADVANCED SUBWOOFER CONTROLS
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FEATURE OPTIONS & RANGES
FEATURE RANGE / OPTION
ADVANCED CONTROLS FEATURE TABLE
Volume
Low Pass Filter
Phase
Polarity
Parametric EQ
Room Gain Comp
-60dB – 0dB (1dB/step)
LP Frequency: 30Hz – 200Hz (1Hz/step) LP Slope: 6dB, 12dB, 18dB, 24dB
0° – 180° (1degree/step)
Positive (+) / Negative (-)
PEQ Frequency: 20 – 200Hz (1Hz/step) PEQ Boost: -12.0 – 6.0dB (0.1dB/step) PEQ Q Factor: 0.2 – 10.0 (0.1/step)
RGC Frequency: 25Hz, 31Hz, 40Hz RGC Slope: 6dB, 12dB
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Read these instructions.
• Keep these instructions.
• Heed all warnings.
• Follow all instructions.
• Do not use this apparatus near water.
• Clean only with dry cloth.
• Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instruc-
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
tions. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
• (including ampliers) that produce heat. Do not defeat the safety purpose of any polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has
• two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two prongs and a third grounding point. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
• receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.
• Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specied by the manufacturer, or sold
• with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combina­tion to avoid injury from tip-over. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
• Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has
• been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. WARNING: To reduce the risk of re or electric shock, this apparatus should not be exposed to
• rain or moisture and objects lled with liquids, such as vases, should not be placed on this apparatus. This apparatus conforms to the use requirement in tropical and moderate climates, with a
• maximum temperature of the environment not exeeding 45°C (113°F). If the subwoofer is to be used in a conned space (e.g. built into furniture), the space must be
• ventilated to allow sucient air to circulate and cool the unit. To completely disconnect this equipment from the mains, disconnect the power supply cord
• plug from the receptacle. The mains plug of the power supply cord shall remain readily operable.
The lightning ash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the products enclosure that may be of sucient magnitude to constitute risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within a triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of importance operating and maintenance {servicing) instructions in the literature companying the product.
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FCC Statement
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two condi­tions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This device must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the follow­ing measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is
connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
To comply with FCC’s and Industry Canada’s RF radiation exposure limits for general popula­tion/uncontrolled exposure, this device must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20cm from all persons.
FCC & IC COMPLIANCE
WARNING: Any changes or modications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
IC Statement
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) l'appareil nedoit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement. The device is compliance with RF eld strength limits, users can obtain Canadian information on RF exposure and compliance. Le présent appareil est conforme de ce matériel aux conformités ou aux limites d’intensité de champ RF, les utilisateurs peuvent sur l’exposition aux radiofréquences et la conformité d’acquérir les informations correspondante.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada. CAN ICES-3 (B) /NMB-3(B)
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Your SVS Subwoofer may be gently cleaned as follows:
• Use a dry microber duster to remove any loose surface dust.
• Use a water-damp microber cloth to remove ngerprints, smudges and other contaminants. Wipe in one direction only, with the grain if applicable.
• Follow any damp cleaning immediately with a dry microfiber cloth. Again dry wipe in one direction only, with the grain if applicable.
5-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL WARRANTY
SVS oers the industry's most comprehensive warranty on all our products. SVS warrants this subwoofer and all of its products to be free from defects in the workmanship for 5 years from date of purchase.
This, and all of the SVS customer Bill of Rights can be viewed online at:
www.svsound.com/bill-of-rights.
CLEANING & CABINET CARE INTRUCTIONS
WARRANTY & SUPPORT
Our SVS Sound Experts are standing by from Monday to Friday form 9AM-9PM ET, Saturday from 12PM-6PM, and Sunday from 12PM-4PM to assist you with subwoofer set-up and optimization, AV Receiver settings and more. They can be reached by phone, email or chat via the options below.
www.svsound.com • custservice@svsound.com • (877) 626-5623
We also invite you to share a review on our website and to join our fun and active social media community where we share reviews, featured systems, interesting audio articles and more.
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Post at facebook.com/SVSound
Follow instagram.com/SVS_Sound
Tweet @SVS_Sound
Watch at youtube.com/c/SVS_Sound
SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS
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