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Safety First
Please read these safety instructions
carefully. They can help prevent
electrical shock, fire, and damage to
the unit.
2. Protect your unit from moisture.
Safety Symbols
Don't place your unit near water—
for example, a bathtub, kitchen sink,
CAUTION
laundry tub, wet basement, or near
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
a swimming pool.
DO NOT OPEN
We've placed these safety symbols
3. Keep your unit out of extreme
on the back of electrically-powered
hot and cold. Your unit may not
units to alert you to the danger of
work properly if it is used at
electrical shock. Do NOT remove
extremely low or freezing tempera-
the cover or back of the unit,
tures. Don't place your unit near
because there are operating
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or
electrical parts inside that can cause
other heat sources.
electrical shock. If the unit needs
servicing, take it to qualified service
personnel—do NOT try to open
the unit and service it yourself.
Safety Precautions
For all units
4. Don't put objects or liquids into
1. Dispose of the packaging materi-
the unit! NEVER permit children to
als properly. After you take the unit
put anything into the unit.
out of its shipping bag, dispose of
the bag, keeping it out of the reach
5. NEVER try to open the unit or
of children and animals. Be aware
take it apart.
that the bag could cause suffocation.
6.
6. To clean, use a clean, dry cloth.
To avoid damage, NEVER use
volatile solvents such as alcohol,
paint thinner, gasoline, benzene, etc.
to clean the cabinet. If this is an
electrically-powered unit, unplug it
before cleaning.
7. Do NOT attempt to service this
unit. You should take the unit to
qualified service personnel for repair
when:
• Objects have fallen or liquids
have been spilled into the unit
• The unit has been exposed to
moisture
• The unit doesn't appear to oper-
ate normally or exhibits a marked
change in performance
• The unit has been dropped or
the case has been damaged
8. To prevent distortion (and in
some cases, discoloration of TV
pictures), keep the unit away from
sources of magnetic fields, such at
TVs, radios, motorized toys, or
magnetized objects. If the unit is
magnetically-shielded (the manual
will state this), it is not subject to
power outlet, and at the point they
these problems.
connect to the unit.
9. Do NOT place the unit on an
4. Each unit is equipped with a
unstable cart, shelf, stand, tripod,
polarized power plug (with one
bracket, or table. if you mount the
blade wider than the other) that
unit, follow the instructions in the
only fits one way into an electrical
manual and, if possible, use a
outlet, as a safety feature. If you
mounting bracket recommended for
cannot fit the plug into your electri-
the unit. If you place the unit on a
cal outlet, try turning the plug over.
moveable cart, use caution when
If it still doesn't fit, you may need to
moving the cart to avoid overturn-
have an electrician replace your
ing it.
outlet with a new one that is UL-
approved.
Additional safeguards for elec-
trically-powered units
Specifications:
1. If you see smoke or smell
Type
anything unusual near your unit, turn
off the entire system immediately,
Amplifier
and unplug it from the wall. Then
Power handling
contact your Kenwood dealer or
nearest service center.
2. Only connect the unit to a
Phase switching
power supply that matches that
Input sensitivity and input impedance
described in the technical specifica-
RCA-type jack
tions in the back of the manual that
Push-type terminals
came with it. If you are not sure of
Supply voltage
the type of power supply in your
Rated power consumption
home, ask your Kenwood dealer or
Speaker
your local power company for help.
Enclosure
To avoid the possibility of fire or
Speaker units
electrical shock, do NOT overload
Nominal impedance
the electrical outlet or any extension
Width
cords.
Height
Depth
3. Place the power supply cords in
Net weight
such a way that they will not be
Supplied accessories
walked on or pinched by items
placed against them. Never pull or
Since Kenwood follows a policy of continuous advancement in devel-
stretch power cords, and use special
opment, these specifications may change without notice.
care with the cords at the plugs, in a
5. Each unit has ventilation open-
ings to keep it from overheating. Do
NOT cover or block these open-
ings. Place the unit at least 6 in from
the wall so that it is properly venti-
lated.
6. Before a lightning storm or when
you leave the unit unattended and
unused for long periods of time,
unplug it from the wall outlet and
any antenna or cable. This can
prevent damage to the unit from
lightning and power-line surges.
Subwoofer system with
built-in amplifier
50 watts RMS into 4 ohms, from
20 Hz to 200 Hz, with no more
than 0.04% total harmonic distor-
tion
Normal, Reverse
50 mV (10 k-ohms)
1.0 V (4.7 k-ohms)
AC 110 V ~ 120 V
60 watts
Vented
8 in (200 mm) cone-type
4 ohms
13 in (330 mm)
13 in (330 mm)
13 in (330 mm) with grille
25 lbs
Feet (4)
7.
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