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installations,the subwoofer may be out of phase with the satellites. This switch allows
you to reverse the phase of the subwoofer and align the system.
LEVEL SUB (12) - This control determines the amount of signal that passes through the input
stage of the subwoofer. Turning it completely clockwise will result in maximum gain. The
appropriate subwoofer level can vary significantly depending on the acoustics of the venue
and the genre of music you're playing. Carefully set the satellites' level first and then
add bass frequencies (subwoofer level) as needed.
CLIP (13) - Clip indicator LED. This indicator allows you to visually monitor the volume
level of the loudspeaker. LED OFF: compressor/limiter is not engaged. LED ON for a few
moments: brief engaging of the compressor/limiter, inaudible to the ears—you are
approaching maximum power output, and the speakers are being protected. LED ON: the audio
signal is too high, and you should lower the output level of your audio source, or turn
the level knob (5) counterclockwise.
ON (14) - Power status indicator LED. Illuminates when the power switch is ON and the power
cord is plugged into a power source.
ON/OFF SWITCH (15) - On/off power switch. It's good practice to power on the subwoofer only
after you've plugged in the power cord and signal cables, and turned on all audio sources
(mixer, effect units etc). Turn the switch off BEFORE unplugging the cabinet and before
turning off any connected equipment.
MAGNETOTHERMIC PROTECTION (16) - Current overload protection. If the protection engages,
attempt to restore fuctionality by pushing this switch. If the protection continues to
engage, please contact qualified service personnel.
POWER JACK (17) - Neutrik® Powercon® for connecting the unit to a power source.
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