Bose Acoustimass HT Owner's guide - Page 9

Setting, module, Surround, speakers

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Setting Up ass module Pay careful attention to connecting all cable wires positive to positive and negative to negative (in phase). Out of phase wiring can cause total loss of bass module output. Your receiver may have more than one pair of front speaker outputs. They are usually labeled Speakers A and Speakers B. Use either set of outputs unless one is designated for a particular ohm rating. In that case, use the outputs intended for use with speakers rated 8 ohms (8S2) or less. CAUTION: Do not connect the bass module directly to your television unless it provides surround decoding circuitry and amplified outputs for all channels. 1. Connect the end of a 20-foot speaker cable to the RIGHT INPUT FROM RECEIVER OR AMPLIFIER terminals on the Acoustimase bass module (see Figure 6 on page 10). 2. Connect the other end to the RIGHT FRONT SPEAKER outputs on your receiver. 3. Repeat 1 and 2 to connect the LEFT INPUT FROM RECEIVER OR AMPLIFIER terminals to the LEFT FRONT SPEAKER outputs on your receiver. 4. Repeat to connect the CENTER INPUT FROM RECEIVER OR AMPLIFIER terminals to the CENTER SPEAKER outputs on your receiver. If there are two sets of center channel outputs, use either set. Note: If your receiver's center channel is not amplified you must connect an amplifier to your receiver. Use RCA cable to connect the center channelRCA-type output on the receiver to the RCA-type input on the amplifier. Then connect the Acoustimass bass module directly to the amplifier, instead of to the receiver. Surround speakers For connections to the surround speakers, slide one terminal lever aside to insert the appropriate wire. Release the tab to secure the wire 1. Connect one end of a 50-foot cable to one speaker. 2. Connect the other end to the RIGHT SURROUND SPEAKER outputs on your receiver. 3. Repeat 1 and 2 to connect the cable from the other speaker to the LEFT SURROUND SPEAKER outputs. 9

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Setting
Up
ass
module
Pay
careful
attention
to
connecting
all
cable
wires
positive
to
positive
and
negative
to
negative
(in
phase).
Out
of
phase
wiring
can
cause
total
loss
of
bass
module
output.
Your
receiver
may
have
more
than
one
pair
of
front
speaker
outputs.
They
are
usually
labeled
Speakers
A
and
Speakers
B.
Use
either
set
of
outputs
unless
one
is
designated
for
a
particular
ohm
rating.
In
that
case,
use
the
outputs
intended
for
use
with
speakers
rated
8
ohms
(8S2)
or
less.
1.
Connect
the
end
of
a
20
-foot
speaker
cable
to
the
RIGHT
INPUT
FROM
RECEIVER
OR
AMPLIFIER
terminals
on
the
Acoustimase
bass
module
(see
Figure
6
on
page
10).
2.
Connect
the
other
end
to
the
RIGHT
FRONT
SPEAKER
outputs
on
your
receiver.
3.
Repeat
1
and
2
to
connect
the
LEFT
INPUT
FROM
RECEIVER
OR
AMPLIFIER
terminals
to
the
LEFT
FRONT
SPEAKER
outputs
on
your
receiver.
4.
Repeat
to
connect
the
CENTER
INPUT
FROM
RECEIVER
OR
AMPLIFIER
terminals
to
the
CENTER
SPEAKER
outputs
on
your
receiver.
If
there
are
two
sets
of
center
channel
outputs,
use
either
set.
Note:
If
your
receiver's
center
channel
is
not
amplified
you
must
connect
an
amplifier
to
your
receiver.
Use
RCA
cable
to
connect
the
center
channel
RCA
-type
output
on
the
receiver
to
the
RCA
-type
input
on
the
amplifier.
Then
connect
the
Acoustimass
bass
module
directly
to
the
amplifier,
instead
of
to
the
receiver.
Surround
speakers
For
connections
to
the
surround
speakers,
slide
one
terminal
lever
aside
to
insert
the
appropriate
wire.
Release
the
tab
to
secure
the
wire
1.
Connect
one
end
of
a
50
-foot
cable
to
one
speaker.
2.
Connect
the
other
end
to
the
RIGHT
SURROUND
SPEAKER
outputs
on
your
receiver.
3.
Repeat
1
and
2
to
connect
the
cable
from
the
other
speaker
to
the
LEFT
SURROUND
SPEAKER
outputs.
CAUTION:
Do
not
connect
the
bass
module
directly
to
your
television
unless
it
provides
surround
decoding
circuitry
and
amplified
outputs
for
all
channels.
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