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UNPACKING
Place the package on the floor or table top with the box flaps up. Cut
the tape with a utility knife to open the package. Fold the carton flaps
back and carefully slide the subwoofer and packaging from the box, or
turn the box over with flaps open and remove the box. Stand the sub-
woofer and packing upright, making sure the subwoofer is right side up,
and remove the packing material.
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CONNECTING YOUR
SUBWOOFER
A2V 12 SWB
Ensure that the sub-
woofer is unplugged
A2V 12 Powered Subwoofer
Sub1218100001
from power source (wall
100W/200W Dynamic Power
outlet) before making
CROSSOVER
any connections to your
A2V 12 SWB
amp/receiver.
L
SUBWOOFER
LFE AND LEFT/RIGHT PREAMP OUT
The LFE input is located on the left input
POWER
A2V 12 Powered Subwoofer
on the back panel. Use this input if there
ON
110-120V~
is a dedicated LFE out on the back of your
100W/200W Dynamic Power
amplifier/receiver. If your amplifier/receiver
220-240V~
OFF
has no LFE out, you can use the left and right
L
preamp outputs to connect to the left and
right inputs on your subwoofer.
SUBWOOFER
RECEIVER
OUT
POWER SWITCH/AUTO/ON
The POWER ON switch near the bottom
of the panel supplies power to the sub
amplifier. When the AUTO/ON switch is
in the AUTO position, the subwoofer will
automatically turn on when it senses a signal.
The subwoofer will automatically go into
A2V 12 SWB
L
standby mode after 15 minutes with no signal.
When this switch is in the ON position, the
SUBWOOFER
subwoofer will remain on.
VOLUME CONTROL
This control affects the output of your
subwoofer, and should be set at lowest
A2V 12 Powered Subwoofer
level before turning the power on.
Sub1218100001
Volume can be increased until desired
110-120V~
100W/200W Dynamic Power
level is achieved. For 2-channel appli-
cations, you should adjust the volume
to match the output of your speakers.
220-240V~
RECEIVER
OUT
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L
SUBWOOFER
L
SUBWOOFER
A2V 12 SWB
POWER
A2V 12 Powered Subwoofer
POWER
LINE IN
Sub1218100001
A2V 12 SWB
VOLUME
LFE/
LINE IN
100W/200W Dynamic Power
LFE/
POWER
A2V 12 Powered Subwoofer
Sub1218100001
VOLUME
100W/200W Dynamic Power
VOLUME
MIN
MAX
MIN
MAX
CROSSOVER
LINE IN
CROSSOVER
40Hz
160Hz
40Hz
160Hz
LFE/
PHASE
180°
PHASE
180°
SUBWOOFER
AUTO
AUTO
LINE IN
POWER
POWER
OFF
ON
MODE
OFF
ON
R
L
MODE
L
SUBWOOFER
POWER
ON
110-120V~
Sub1218100001
VOLUME
220-240V~
OFF
RECEIVER
OUT
L
R
CROSSOVER
RECEIVER
PRE-OUT
RECEIVER
OUT
POWER
POWER
PHASE
ON
110-120V~
POWER
RECEIVER
MODE
LINE IN
LFE/
220-240V~
OUT
OFF
POWER
ON
VOLUME
MIN
OFF
CROSSOVER
A2V 12 Powered Subwoofer
Sub1218100001
100W/200W Dynamic Power
A2V 12 Powered Subwoofer
CROSSOVER
Sub1218100001
This control affects the upper
100W/200W Dynamic Power
frequency limit of the subwoofer.
The control range is 40-180 Hz,
along with a disable (LFE) setting.
The slope of the low pass filter
is 12 dB/octave. For connection
to an A/V receiver, the low pass
should be set to LFE. For 2-channel applications, it should be adjusted to
blend with the bottom roll-off frequency of your loudspeakers.
PHASE CONTROL
This control delays the signal being processed through the amplifier. For
connection to an A/V receiver, it should be set to 0
degrees. For 2-channel systems, it should be adjusted
to obtain optimal transition between the loudspeakers
and the subwoofer, and best sound stage
ROOM POSITION
The placement of your subwoofer can add a significant difference to the
performance of your home theater system. Low frequencies are omni di-
POWER
rectional, but best performance results if you place the subwoofer in the
corner, as this will increase the level of bass output. You can experiment
with different configurations, or even add multiple subwoofers to your
110-120V~
system (see diagram).
LINE IN
LFE/
LEFT
220-240V~
OPTIONAL
SUB
110-120V~
MIN
MAX
SURROUND
LEFT
SUBWOOFER
LINE IN
220-240V~
L
R
40Hz
160Hz
PHASE
180°
SUBWOOFER
OPTIONAL
SUB
AUTO
POWER
OFF
ON
MODE
NOTE: When cleaning your subwoofer, avoid the use of abrasives,
MIN
MAX
solvents, or harsh detergents. Windsor subwoofers have a long-lasting
vinyl finish that should only require dusting or cleaning with a dry cloth.
L
R
Gently use the brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner to remove any
dust or particles from the surfaces of your subwoofer.
PRE-OUT
RECEIVER
40Hz
160Hz
WARRANTY
Our warranty begins from purchase date of the item (invoice date). For
180°
warranty/service issues, please contact your place of purchase. Please
SUBWOOFER
keep your original receipt. The warranty covers any production and
AUTO
LINE IN
material defects of product. For warranty/service issues, please contact
OFF
ON
your place of purchase. Please hold on to your original receipt.
L
R
The following is NOT COVERED by the warranty:
1. Accidents, misuse, poor maintenance, electrical overloads such as
lightning or voltage.
2. Repair must be performed by an authorized KLH dealer or service
center.
3. Incorrect installation of product.
4. Altered serial number.
5. Transportation costs for service call.
6. Purchase of A2V products from unauthorized reseller.
Replacement item cannot exceed the cost of the item under warranty.
MAX
The supplier is responsible for only repair or replacement.
VOLUME
VOLUME
CROSSOVER
CROSSOVER
PHASE
POWER
MODE
PHASE
POWER
MODE
POWER
ON
RIGHT
CENTER
POWER
OFF
ON
OFF
OPTIONAL
LINE IN
R
L
L
R
PRE-OUT
RECEIVER
MIN
MAX
MIN
MAX
40Hz
160Hz
180°
SUBW
AUTO
LIN
40Hz
160Hz
OFF
ON
L
180°
SU
AUTO
OFF
ON
SUB
SURROUND
RIGHT
L
SUB
PRE
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