External Amplifier Connections - Adcom GFR-700 User Manual

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External Amplifier Connections
The GFR-700's built-in 5 x 125 watts per channel am-
plifier has more than enough power for most home
applications. Nevertheless, 7.1 preamp outputs are
provided so you can hook the GFR-700 up to an even
bigger rig (the GFA-7707 comes to mind), if desired.
More importantly, these preamp outputs can also be
used in tandem with the GFR-700's built-in amplifier
to connect a subwoofer (S) and surround back (RB/
LB) speakers.
Connecting an Amplifier
1
Using eight RCA cables, connect the 7.1 channel
preamp outputs from the GFR-700 to the corre-
sponding RCA inputs on your external amplifier.
Connect the RF, LF, RS, LS, RB, LB, and C
outputs to the amplifier and the S output to
a powered subwoofer.
2
If you have a 5.1-channel amplifier, use five RCA
cables and omit the RB and LB connections. Con-
nect the S output to a powered subwoofer.
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Connecting Surround Back Speakers
For full 7.1 surround sound, you'll want to connect
surround back speakers, which must be connected to
an external amplifier.
1
Using two RCA cables, connect the RB and LB
outputs from the GFR-700 to the corresponding
RCA inputs on your external amplifier.
2
Connect your right and left surround back speak-
ers to the external amplifier.
Connecting a Subwoofer
The ".1" in 5.1 and 7.1 stands for the all-important
Subwoofer, also known as an L.F.E., or low-frequency
effects channel. No home theater would be com-
plete without a subwoofer rumbling your listening
area with thunderous bass.
1
Using an RCA cable, connect the S output from
the GFR-700 to the corresponding input on your
powered Subwoofer.
Notes:
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To configure your speakers,
see pages 34-36
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