RCA PRO-SW60P User Manual

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Your RCA PRO-SW60P 60-Watt Powered
Subwoofer is designed to give you the best
possible low frequency sound quality for
the ultimate home theater experience. You
will be astonished by the realism it adds to
movie sound effects and the power it lends
to all kinds of music.
The subwoofer combines the power of a
built-in 60-watt RMS amplifier with a
responsive, 8-inch paper cone woofer —
all housed in a tuned-port bass-reflex
enclosure to produce tight, floor-
rumbling, powerful bass (down to 50 Hz)
that you can feel as well as hear! The
indicator lets you see at a glance
POWER
when the subwoofer is operating.
Your subwoofer has an adjustable high cut
filter and high and low level inputs,
making it easy to incorporate into existing
systems, or you can use it as an integral
part of a subwoofer/satellite combination.
It also has these features:
Auto On/Off — automatically switches
the PRO-SW60P's amplifier to standby if
the subwoofer does not receive a signal for
about 11 minutes.
Standby Indicator — lights when the
subwoofer is connected to power but not
receiving a signal.
High Level Input — lets you connect the
subwoofer to an amplifier's or receiver's
speaker outputs.
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Note: You need speaker wire (not
supplied, available at your local
RadioShack store) to connect the
subwoofer to an amplifier or receiver's
speaker outputs.
Low Level Input — lets you connect the
subwoofer to an amplifier's or receiver's
subwoofer out or pre out jacks. These
inputs automatically sum left and right
channel information.
Note: You need phono cables (not
supplied, available at your local
RadioShack store) to connect the
subwoofer to an amplifier or receiver's
subwoofer out or pre out jacks.
Volume Control — lets you match the
PRO-SW60P's output level to your satellite
speakers' output (if used).
Frequency HZ — controls the high
frequency cutoff point. Rotated fully
clockwise, it cuts high frequencies over
200 Hz. Rotated fully counterclockwise, it
cuts high frequencies over 50 Hz.