Definitive Technology SuperCube II User Manual

a variety of different setups. Although many people think that there is a specific
frequency at which to set the controls in their system, this can only be determined
by you. Experimentation is recommended (due to system placement and subjective
variables) to obtain the best sound for you.
High Pass Filter
Your subwoofer is equipped with a continuously variable high pass filter which is
used when you wire the low-level inputs of your subwoofer to a full-range signal
and the low-level outputs of your subwoofer to the left and right channel inputs of
your amplifier. [See Diagram 3] When hooked up thusly, it allows you to vary the
low-frequency roll-off of your main speakers. This control only works using the
low-level inputs and outputs.
Phase Control
On the back of your subwoofer you will find a continuously variable phase control,
with a range of 0-180 degrees. This control is used to perlectly blend the output
of your subwoofer with your main speaker and to compensate for any possible
problems due to placement constraints. The control should be set to "0" when
setting up your subwoofer. The effect of this control is somewhat subtle and many
people have difficulty setting it correctly. If in doubt, leave it set at "0." Again,
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Definitive Technology SuperCube II Specifications

General

Brand	Definitive Technology
Model	SuperCube II
Category	Subwoofer
Language	English