Sunfire Atmos XTATM265 - Using the Line-Level Outputs; Routing Signals Through Subwoofer

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If you are using a preamplier
that does not have a sub/LFE
output, you can send its left
and right front output into
the subwoofer’s line-level
inputs and then connect the
subwoofer’s line-level outputs
to the inputs of your amplier.
The subwoofer will play the
low frequencies and your
amplier and front speak-
ers will play the frequency
range of the subwoofer's
outputs.
The subwoofer's
output switch lets
you select BYPASS
or 85 Hz.
In the 85 Hz posi-
tion, the signals
coming out of the
subwoofer’s outputs
are a copy of the
signals going into
the subwoofer,
except that the
low bass is ltered
out. This uses
the subwoofer’s
passive crossover
network, rather than
the active network
and controls. This
is an excellent
method if your front speakers are
small satellites or mini-monitors, and/or
your power amplier is of limited power,
such as a tube amp.
If the switch is set to BYPASS, then the
amplier and speakers receive the full
frequency range. This is a good position
if your speakers are capable of good low
frequency performance.
Using the line-level outputs