Satellite Cube Connections - Cambridge SoundWorks MicroWorks MicroWorks Instructions Manual

Satellite Cube Connections

Connect the red (+) and black
(–) terminals on the subwoofer to
their red and black counterparts on
the cube speakers. Use the leads
with the red bands for interconnect-
ing the red terminals, and the
unmarked leads for the black
terminals.
Subwoofer
Control
Panel
Use of the Bass Level control is described in each of
the applications sections that follow; for now simply
set it at the set midway (12 o'clock) position.
Connecting the two cubes identi-
cally assures that they operate "in-
phase" (their cones move in and
out together). "Out-of-phase"
connections can muddy the stereo
effect. Solo voices, which should
appear to come from a point be-
tween the two cubes, will sound
"split" between them.
L +
BASS
LEVEL
AUDIO AUDIO
INPUT 1 INPUT 2
L –
Left
Satellite
Cube
Speaker wire
Red band
R +
Red band
R –
Right
Satellite
Cube
3
To connect speaker wires to cubes, push down
on the tab beneath connector, insert bared end
of wire, then release the tab.
To connect speaker wires to subwoofer,
push on the spring-loaded tab above or
beneath each connector, insert bared end of
wire, then release tab to lock wire in place.
Notes
The satellite amplifiers inside the MicroWorks
subwoofer are specifically designed to drive
the MicroWorks cube satellites. Do not
connect these left and right amplifier outputs to
any other speakers or any kind of signal
processing device.
You can splice more standard speaker wire or
regular 18-gauge lamp cord onto the 12-ft.
speaker wires supplied using wire nuts; visit
your store or call a Cambridge SoundWorks
Audio/Video Consultant at 1-877-YES-HIFI to
purchase additional wire.