Connecting The Subwoofer; Connections; Input; Satellite Out - Adam Tensor SW393 Bedienungsanleitung

3. Connecting the Subwoofer

3.1

Connections

On the rear side of the speaker you can find balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (RCA)
connectors. For professional use the XLR connectors will be the best choice while
RCA is more common in most HiFi applications.
3.2

Input

Connect the left and right line-level signal
from your signal source (preamplifier etc.) to
the LEFT and RIGHT INPUT jacks. Use either
XLR (balanced) or RCA (unbalanced) cables.
3.3

Satellite Out

Connect the LEFT and RIGHT SATELLITE OUT
jacks to the inputs of the left and right main
powered speakers or the inputs of the amps
powering the main speakers.
3.4

Sub Out

This balanced output mirrors the input signal enabling you to
daisy-chain as many SW393s in a row as you like. The Sub
Level affects the output, so that all Subs in the chain can be
levelled at a time. Instead of having one huge subwoofer it
often is advisable to incorporate a few smaller ones in the
setup to avoid standing waves at very low frequencies. This
always needs a little bit of testing, since it is not possible to
predict the behaviour of a subwoofer in unknown acoustical
conditions.
Tensor SW393 Manual / english
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