Kenwood SW-508 - Manual (Page 6)

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SW-508 1229/02-08/EN
SUBWOOFER
PRE OUT
Amplifier or Receiver
Connecting to Amp’s Subwoofer Preout jack
LINE INPUT
AUTO SHUT OFF
SPEAKER INPUT
SPEAKER OUTPUT
ON OFF
L R
L R
SUB
WOOFER
LINE INPUT
Connecting to Amp’s Speaker output terminals
Note:
Do not use LINE INPUT jack and SPEAKER INPUT terminals at
the same time.
SPEAKERS (6-8 Ω)
LINE INPUT
AUTO SHUT OFF
SPEAKER INPUT
SPEAKER OUTPUT
ON OFF
L R
L R
Pin-plug cord
Amplifier or Receiver
Speaker
terminals
Speaker cord (Commercially available parts)
Speaker cord
(Commercially available
parts)
Front speaker (R) Front speaker (L)
Twist the wire.
CAUTION
÷ The front speakers connected with the Subwoofer should have the impedance
specified by the amplifier or receiver in use.
÷ When connecting the Subwoofer to the amplifier or receiver, be sure to always
connect the “+” terminals to “+” terminals and the “–” terminals to “–” terminals.
If terminals are connected incorrectly, the amplifier or receiver may be damaged.
Notes:
1. Speaker cord for the connection
between the amplifier or receiver
and the subwoofer is not included.
Please purchase this cord sepa-
rately.
2. If your amplifier or receiver has
two sets of speaker output termi-
nals, you can connect the front
speakers directly to the second set
of terminals (rather than connect-
ing them to the SPEAKER OUT-
PUT terminals on the subwoofer).
3. Do not use LINE INPUT jack and
SPEAKER INPUT terminals at the
same time.
Using the supplied pin-plug cord, connect the Subwoofer
Preout jack on your amplifier or receiver to the LINE INPUT
jack on the subwoofer.
Connect the SPEAKER INPUT terminals on the subwoofer
to the speaker output terminals on your amplifier or
receiver. Connect the SPEAKER OUTPUT terminals on the
subwoofer to your front speakers.
CAUTION
Set the POWER switches of the amplifier or receiver
and Subwoofer to OFF. If they are connected with the
POWER switch(es) left ON, one or both components
may be damaged.
CAUTION
Set the POWER switches of the amplifier or receiver
and Subwoofer to OFF. If they are connected with the
POWER switch(es) left ON, one or both components
may be damaged.