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CONNECTING YOUR

MIRAGE SUBWOOFER

CAUTION: All power should be turned off to

your system before any connections are made.

Careful attention should be taken to ensure

that all electronic components are not

connected to an AC source. Not doing so could

result in potential damage to the system.

METHOD 1 – RCA – SUB IN FOR HOME

THEATER OR LFE APPLICATIONS

1 On the rear of the receiver/pre-amp there should

be a single RCA type jack marked “Subwoofer/

Pre-Amp Out”. Connect a single RCA cable from

that jack to the i LINE IN/SUB IN on the rear of

the subwoofer. A standard male to male RCA cable

is needed.

2 After connecting the single i LINE IN/SUB IN

connection, plug your MIRAGE subwoofer into an

AC outlet. Do not use the AC outlet on the rear of

your receiver. After plugging in the unit, switch the

Main Power to On.

3 See Final System Adjustments, below.

FINAL SYSTEM

ADJUSTMENTS

1 After having turned on the main power switch and

having broken-in the speaker, select the correct

position for the e POWER MODE, either On or

Auto depending on your system. The Auto selection

will leave the unit in a self-sensing mode, such that

should the unit sense an audio signal it will turn

itself on and then shut down after several minutes

without signal, while in the On position the

subwoofer always remains on. Should the system

not be used for an extensive period of time, it is

recommended that the subwoofer be unplugged

from the AC.

2 Adjust the r VOLUME LEVEL of your MIRAGE

subwoofer so that the volume of your subwoofer

matches the overall system volume. This ensures a

smooth transition between the low and high

frequencies of your system.

3 Adjust the u LOW-PASS FILTER on your MIRAGE

subwoofer so that the frequency range of the

subwoofer blends well with that of the front

speakers. Setting the crossover too low will create

a gap between the frequency response of the front

speakers and that of the subwoofer, while setting

the crossover frequency too high will create a

doubling of certain frequencies, making the music

sound boomy. When using small satellite speakers,

the appropriate crossover frequency should be

200Hz

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