User manual KLIPSCH KSW 300

[. . . ] 8900 Keystone Crossing, Suite 1220 Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 1. KLIPSCH · www. klipsch. com For your records: Model Serial Number Make sure you return your warranty card so that we may keep you up-to-date on new Klipsch products and promotions. As always, if you have any questions, contact your local authorized Klipsch dealer. Date Purchased Dealer Name 193071 5M0198 Klipsch Synergy Series TM KSW 50 TM KSW 100 TM KSW 150 TM KSW 200 TM Owner's Manual & Warranty KSW 300 TM Dear Klipsch Synergy Series Owner: Congratulations on your purchase of a Klipsch Synergy Series powered subwoofer!Our third generation KSW powered subwoofers will add an exciting new dimension to your home entertainment system, providing outstanding bass reproduction of your favorite music and movies. [. . . ] To access the fuse, use the appropriate screwdriver to unscrew the flush cap on the fuse receptacle. If the fuse is blown (the filament inside the glass tube is burned through), replace it with the same type and value printed on the amplifier panel next to the fuse holder (or refer to the chart below). If the fuse blows again when the subwoofer is powered up, return the unit to your authorized Klipsch dealer for servicing by qualified personnel. Fuse types and values: 120 Volt Versions (Slow Blow Type) KSW 50 2A / 250V KSW 100 2. 5A / 250V KSW 150 3. 15A / 250V KSW 200 5A / 250V KSW 300 5A / 250V Export Dual Voltage and 230 Volt Versions (T Designator on Fuse) KSW 50DV T1A / 250V KSW 100DV T1. 25A / 250V KSW 150DV T1. 6A / 250V KSW 200DV T2. 5A / 250V KSW 300 230V T3. 15A / 250V 6 · All KSW powered subwoofer amplifiers are protected by a thermal sensor. If they run for extended periods beyond their designated power rating, the thermal sensor will engage and shut down the subwoofer. If this occurs, turn the "POWER" switch off, reduce the volume level on your electronics and wait five minutes before restarting the system. · If the "HI LEVEL" connections are in use, a polarity reversal of one of the speaker wires coming from your amplifier will result in diminished output from the subwoofer. · If you experience a noticeable hum when the subwoofer is connected to your system, try installing a three-to-two prong AC adapter on the subwoofer's power cord. If the hum persists and your audio system is connected to your video equipment, which in turn is connected to a cable television line, disconnect the cable line from the video equipment. If the hum disappears, consult your Klipsch dealer for a ground isolator for the cable line. · If you connect the subwoofer to a second set of speaker terminals (i. e. speaker B), and there is a dramatic loss of volume from your main speakers, the two sets of main speaker terminals on your receiver are wired in series. In this case, another type of hookup should be attempted, such as hooking the subwoofer to the same terminals as your main speakers or using line level connections as per Figure D (page 9). If you are still experiencing difficulties, consult your authorized Klipsch dealer. 7 Figure A KSW 50 INPUT PANEL · Main Speakers, Full Range / Hi Level Connections · One Channel Shown / Repeat for Other Channel Figure B KSW 100, 150, 200 INPUT PANEL · Main Speakers, Limited Range / Hi Level Connections · One Channel Shown / Repeat for Opposite Channel · Optional LFE Connection Shown · Integrated Receiver Shown / With Separate Use LFE Output on Pre-amp and Speaker Output on Power Amp. 8 A combination of "HI LEVEL" and "LFE IN"/"SUB" inputs may be used. For example, if you connect your KSW subwoofer to electronics possessing an LFE output, you could use a speaker cable to connect to the "HI LEVEL IN" speaker wire terminals and a shielded interconnect cable to connect to the "LFE IN"/"SUB" input. Refer to Figure B (page 8). ! CAUTION: DO NOT USE THE "LINE IN" AND "HI LEVEL" INPUTS SIMULTANEOUSLY!"LFE IN"/"SUB" INPUTS MAY BE USED IN COMBINATION WITH THE "HI LEVEL" INPUTS. Operating Controls LOW PASS CONTROL The "LOW PASS" control is a variable filter that controls the upper frequency limit of the subwoofer. The filter is continuously variable from 40 to 120 Hz (40 to 140 Hz, KSW 50). Proper adjustment of this control helps smooth the transition in the bass frequencies between your main speakers and the subwoofer. In situations where the main speakers are being sent a high pass filtered signal (bass frequencies removed), the subwoofer's low pass control should initially be set near the frequency where your main speakers are being filtered. If this filtering is being performed via "HI LEVEL" connections, the control should initially be set near 100 Hz (140 Hz, KSW 50). With line level connections, the control's initial setting should be either 80 or 40 Hz (140 Hz, KSW 50) depending on the setting of the "HIGH PASS" switch. If your main speakers are being high pass filtered with an external filter, the "LOW PASS" control on the subwoofer should initially be set near the frequency of this filter. [. . . ] Your main speakers can be bass filtered by your KSW Series subwoofer if connected in a specific manner. Refer to Figures B and C (pages 8 and 9) and the "HI LEVEL OUT, " "LINE OUT, " "LOW PASS" and "HIGH PASS" sections for more detail. The type of input and connection scheme depends upon the capabilities of your equipment and your performance goals. HI LEVEL "HI LEVEL" (speaker level) connections are the best choice when connecting to a receiver or integrated amplifier that lacks a line level subwoofer jack or pre-amp output jacks. Refer to Figures A and B (page 8). LINE IN "LINE IN" (line level) connections are often the best choice when connecting the subwoofer to a system comprised of a separate pre-amp and power amplifier. [. . . ]