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3. Connect the bass module to your receiver or amplifier. Caution: Be sure the receiver is turned off and unplugged from the power source before making these connections. You will use the remaining three cables to connect the module to the receiver. Remember that the red banded (white or grey striped) wire is positive(+) and connects to a positive (red) terminal. Attach one end of one cable to one set of INPUTS FROM RECEIVER OR AMPLIFIER terminals on the Acoustimass" bass module. Repeat with the remaining two cables. Now, connect the free end of each of the cables to your receiver's speaker terminals. Make the L and R connections to the FRONT SPEAKER terminals. Make the C connection to the terminals of the amplified CENTER SPEAKER channel. 4. Check your connections before turning the system on. Be sure that each cube speaker i6 connected to the bass module and NOT directly to the receiver (see Figure 6). Make sure all connections are consistent, red to red and black to black. Be certain wires do not touch across terminals, which can damage speakers. Correct any problems before you plug the receiver in and turn it on. Note: Some receiversprovide terminals for more than one pair of front speakers. Sometimes these are labeledSpeakerA and Speaker B. Use either set of terminals, unless one is designated fora particular ohm rating. !f so, choose the terminals indicated for use with speakers rated8ohms (8(2) orless. 6 5. Set your receiver or amplifier to NORMAL. For the best speaker performance in video applications, be sure the Center mode (sometimes called Pro Logic mode) on your surround sound receiver or amplifier is Set to NORMAL. (See Figure 5.) This is true regardless of the brand of receiver. Receiver display 0 0 O NORMAL III III] O O O -T- 00 Figure 5 • Bose has engineered the Acoustimass-4 home theater speaker system to work with surround sound receivers that provide an amplified center channel. If your receiver's center channel is not amplified, you Can still obtain full performance. To do so, use an RCA cable to connect an amplifier to your receiver. Run the cable from the receiver's center channel RCA-type output terminal to the RCA-type input on the amplifier. On a stereo amplifier there are two inputs; use either one. Then connect the center channel INPUTS FROM RECEIVER OR AMPLIFIER on the Acoustimass module to the amplifier, instead of to the receiver. The Acoustimass-4 home theater speaker system is designed to provide pure, natural sound reproduction in • audio as well as video applications. Refer to your receiver owner's guide for a description of audio operations.

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3.
Connect
the
bass
module
to
your
receiver
or
amplifier.
Caution:
Be
sure
the
receiver
is
turned
off
and
unplugged
from
the
power
source
before
making
these
connec-
tions.
You
will
use
the
remaining
three
cables
to
connect
the
module
to
the
receiver.
Remember
that
the
red
banded
(white
or
grey
striped)
wire
is
positive
(+)
and
connects
to
a
positive
(red)
terminal.
Attach
one
end
of
one
cable
to
one
set
of
INPUTS
FROM
RECEIVER
OR
AMPLI-
FIER
terminals
on
the
Acoustimass"
bass
module.
Repeat
with
the
remaining
two
cables.
Now,
connect
the
free
end
of
each
of
the
cables
to
your
receiver's
speaker
terminals.
Make
the
L
and
R
connections
to
the
FRONT
SPEAKER
terminals.
Make
the
C
connection
to
the
terminals
of
the
amplified
CENTER
SPEAKER
channel.
4.
Check
your
connections
before
turning
the
system
on.
Be
sure
that
each
cube
speaker
i6
connected
to
the
bass
module
and
NOT
directly
to
the
receiver
(see
Figure
6).
Make
sure
all
connections
are
consistent,
red
to
red
and
black
to
black.
Be
certain
wires
do
not
touch
across
terminals,
which
can
damage
speakers.
Correct
any
problems
before
you
plug
the
receiver
in
and
turn
it
on.
Note:
Some
receivers
provide
terminals
for
more
than
one
pair
of
front
speakers.
Sometimes
these
are
labeled
Speaker
A
and
Speaker
B.
Use
either
set
of
termi-
nals,
unless
one
is
designated
fora
particular
ohm
rating.
!f
so,
choose
the
terminals
indicated
for
use
with
speakers
rated
8
ohms
(8(2)
or
less.
5.
Set
your
receiver
or
amplifier
to
NORMAL.
For
the
best
speaker
performance
in
video
applications,
be
sure
the
Center
mode
(sometimes
called
Pro
Logic
mode)
on
your
surround
sound
receiver
or
amplifier
is
Set
to
NORMAL.
(See
Figure
5.)
This
is
true
regardless
of
the
brand
of
receiver.
Receiver
display
0
0
O
O
NORMAL
I I
I
I I
I
]
O
O
—T—
00
Figure
5
•
Bose
has
engineered
the
Acousti-
mass-4
home
theater
speaker
system
to
work
with
surround
sound
receivers
that
provide
an
amplified
center
channel.
If
your
receiver's
center
channel
is
not
amplified,
you
Can
still
obtain
full
performance.
To
do
so,
use
an
RCA
cable
to
connect
an
amplifier
to
your
receiver.
Run
the
cable
from
the
receiver's
center
channel
RCA
-type
output
terminal
to
the
RCA
-type
input
on
the
amplifier.
On
a
stereo
amplifier
there
are
two
inputs;
use
either
one.
Then
connect
the
center
channel
INPUTS
FROM
RECEIVER
OR
AMPLIFIER
on
the
Acoustimass
module
to
the
amplifier,
instead
of
to
the
receiver.
The
Acoustimass-4
home
theater
speaker
system
is
designed
to
provide
pure, natural
sound
reproduction
in
•
audio
as
well
as
video
applications.
Refer
to
your
receiver
owner's
guide
for
a
description
of
audio
operations.
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