Panel Facilities - Pioneer S-DW1-K Operating Instructions Manual

PANEL FACILITIES
REAR SECTION
lllustration shows
model
S-DW1-K
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Subwoofer LEVEL knob
Volume of subwoofer
is
adjusted with
this knob. Turn this
knob
clockwise to raise the level.
.
Starting
at "MlN", turn this knob and
raise
the
volume
slowly.
lf
the unit
is
turned
on
with the volume
set
too high,
it
could
cause hearing and/or speaker damage.
Do
not
turn the volume
up
excessively high. The low frequency
sound is apt to be raised too high since it
is
less disturb-
ing and harder to detect than high frequencies.
Gaution
must
be
taken here since the amplifier and
speaker
of
the
S-DW1-K
will
be clipped
when the output
of
the amplifier
or
receiver
is
increased
with the subwoofer level set to
"MAX".
@ PHASE selector switch
This switch changes over
the subwoofer phase [0o
(in-
phase),
180o
(opposite
phase)l
for the combination speak-
ers. Set
this
switch
to
suit
your choice
of bass,
according to
the location
of
the
subwoofer.
@ FREQUENCY control knob
Select
the position according to the woofer level of
the
speaker to
be combined.
50 Hz
...
For large-sized speaker
(woofer diameter: 8
inch
or
more)
100 Hz ...For middle-sized speaker
(woofer diameler: 5
to
10 inch)
150
Hz ...For small-sized speaker
(woofer diameter: 5
inch
or
less)
@
POWER switch
@
Subwoofer input terminals
(HrGH LEVEL rNPUT)
Connect the speaker output terminals
of
amplifier or
receiver
to
these terminals with the accessory parallel-wire
cord.
@
Speaker output terminals
(HrGH LEVEL OUTPUT)
Connect the
satellite speaker input terminals to these
termi-
nals with the two
parallel-wire cords. When the
SPEAKER
LEVEL INPUT is in use.
@
Subwoofer input terminal
(LOW LEVEL rNPUT)
Connect SUBWOOFER output terminal of the amplifier or
receiver to this
terminal with
the
accessory
RCA cord.
@
Subwoofer output terminal
(LOW LEVEL OUTPUT)
Used for connecting an
additional subwoofer to
the system.
Connect this terminalto the SUBWOOFER INPUT terminal
of another subwoofer.
lf the output of the amplifier (receiver) connected to this
unit is high or
if
the
output
has a
low range boosted
by
the
Bass control, Bass boost, or other means, there may be
some sound
distoilion
even
if
the level of the unit is low-
ered.
ln
this case, lower the output level (Volume,
Bass
control, Bass boost) on the amplifier
(or receiver)
side.
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