JBL TLX271P - Manual (Page 5)

If your receiver has a subwoofer output:
– + – +
– + – +
Speaker Outputs
Subwoofer Output
RIGHT LEFT
RIGHT LEFT
RIGHT LEFT
Normal Direct
SUBWOOFER SECTION
LINE INPUTS
SUBWOOFER SECTION
LINE INPUTS
SUBWOOFER SECTION
LINE INPUTS
SUBWOOFER SECTION
LINE INPUTS
Normal Direct
– + – +
– + – +
Speaker Outputs
Subwoofer Output
RIGHT LEFT
RIGHT LEFT
RIGHT LEFT
Normal Direct Normal Direct
OR
Note: Some receivers/ampli-
fiers have a single (mono)
subwoofer output. In this
case, it is necessary to use a
“Y”-connector (not included)
to properly hook up the
speakers using this method.
The TLX271P incorporates two
different types of line-level
inputs that allow you to
optimize the loudspeaker’s
performance in your system.
If your receiver/processor’s
subwoofer output is already
low-pass filtered, meaning the
high frequencies have been removed by the receiver, use
the subwoofer input labeled
Direct.
If your receiver/processor’s
subwoofer output is full range,
meaning the high frequencies
have not been removed by the
receiver, use the subwoofer
input labeled Normal. If you are unsure as to which
type of subwoofer output your
receiver/processor contains,
please consult your receiver/
processor owner’s manual or
contact the manufacturer.
Do not hook up both inputs.
Doing so will adversely affect
the performance of the system.
Line
Speaker
INPUT
Select
Set Input Select switch to
“Line.”
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