Definitive Technology IWSUB1010 Manual de usuario

GET READY TO ROCK YOUR HOUSE!Congratulations on your purchase of the remarkableDefinitive Technology in-wall subwoofer IWSub 10/10and its matching Defin

10Painting Your IWSub 10/10The IWSub 10/10 is easy to paint. It virtually disappears into your room when it is the same color as your wall. For best r

11Painting the Grille:1. The grille of the IWSub 10/10 features an even, protective powder coating.This powder coating is an ideal primer.2. Grilles m

12ServiceService and warranty work on your Definitive Technology audio equipment willbe performed by your authorized Definitive Technology dealer. If, h

Visit us at www.definitivetech.comand learn about all our exciting products.IWSub 10/10Outer Dimensions: 151/2" W x 21" HCut-out Size: 143/8

This product complies with the essential requirements ofEMC directives 89/336/EEC and 73/23/EEC (inclusive of93/68/EEC) and carries the CE mark accord

CAUTION! To reduce the risk of electric shock and fire, do not remove the cover or backplate of this device. There are no user serviceable parts inside

•Unpacking Your IWSub 10/10 and SubAmp 600• Please inspect your new equipment carefully. Notify your DefinitiveTechnology dealer immediately if you not

Important Note Concerning Your IWSub 10/10 and SubAmp 600Your IWSub 10/10 is specifically designed to be used in conjunction with the Definitive Technol

2. Make certain to incorporate at least 11/4" of space above and below the areawithin the inner wall space to make room for the IWSub’s locking a

6. Once you have cut the hole, fish your previously positioned wiring out of the hole and connect your speaker. See the next section for detailedhookup

Hookup Method TwoRCA from ReceiverTo SubwooferHookup Method OneRCA from ReceiverTo SubwooferHookup Method Two1. Use a Low (Line) Level RCA connection

8Hookup Method ThreeTo SubwooferFrom ReceiverTo Speakers4. The SubAmp 600 features an Adjustable Crossover setting on its frontpanel. This setting wil

tend to add more “warmth” to the bass and lower midrange, possibly at the sacri-fice of bass “tightness” and midrange clarity. Turning the setting down