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CONNECTING YOUR SUBWOOFER
Using an Integrated Amplifier/Receiver equipped with
pre-out Jacks only
(See Diag. 1)
This method uses two standard RCA-to-RCA interconnect cables. First, connect the
amp/receiver's left "PRE-OUT" to the subwoofer jack marked left (L) "LOW LEVEL
INPUT".Then, connect the amp/receiver's right "PRE-OUT" to the subwoofer jack marked
right (R) "INPUT".This method by-passes the subwoofer's built-in high pass crossover, and
your speakers will continue to reproduce bass frequencies.
Using the “Subwoofer Output” of an A/V Receiver
or Processor
(See Diag. 2)
This method uses a single RCA-to-RCA interconnect cable to connect the
"SUBWOOFER OUTPUT" jack from your A/V receiver or processor to either the
left or right subwoofer "INPUT".This method does not remove low frequencies from
your main speakers, and they will continue to reproduce bass frequencies.
Using External Crossover (See Diag. 3)
This method uses a single RCA-to-RCA interconnect cable to connect the
"SUBWOOFER OUTPUT" jack from an external crossover to the LFX input of your
subwoofer. This method by-passes the subwoofer's built-in low pass crossover and
level control, thus, all subwoofer functions are controlled by the external crossover.
(See External Crossover Owner’s Manual)
owners manual BPS-400
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