7 Use the bass management section of your receiver/proces-
sor's speaker setup to set the subwoofer level at an appropriate
level. Follow the instructions in your processor's manual to fine-
tune the subwoofer level.
8 If you have completed steps 1–7 and still have weak or boom-
ing bass consider using the Subwoofer Control App to further
adjust the 20–30Hz Level to compensate for these anomalies
(yes, you're tweaking the 20–30Hz Level again). Experiment
Receiver/Processor
LFE Out
+
Speaker
Level
Input
Right In
–
+
Speaker
Level
Input
Left In
–
Figure 16. Signal connection for multi-channel mode.
Line Level
Input
LFE In
Dynamo
Subwoofer
with the settings and listen to the result. Try to find a position
that sounds correct to you. Experiment by changing the Volume
(level) setting while adjusting the 20–30Hz Level. Find a posi-
tion that gives you deep extended bass and good blending
with your main speakers. If you still have weak or booming
bass you may want to consider moving your subwoofer and
go through these setup steps again (especially if it is located in
or near a room corner). Remember, room position has a major
impact on overall bass performance.
Receiver/Processor
LFE Out
+
Speaker
Level
Input
Right In
–
+
Speaker
Level
Input
Left In
–
Figure 17. Signal connection for multi-channel mode.
Line Level
Input
LFE In
Dynamo
Subwoofer
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