Klipsch R-110SW User manual

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used

for comparison

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embodiment

the

legendary

Klipsch sound

LOUD

AND

PROUD SINCE

1946

1946,

Paul

Klipsch revolutionized the audio

industry

creating our proprietary horn technology

and

the acoustic principles that are the driving force

behind our highly acclaimed signature sound.

Today,

remain true to

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vision

and

pack the

better part of a century's worth of sweat

and

genius

into every product

make.

These speakers are the

result of our obsession with that aural perfection.

Experience the

power,

detail

and

emotion of Klipsch

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R-110SW

R-112SW

R-115SW

INSPECTION

want your

new

speaker system to look

good

it did leaving

the factory!

Please

check promptly for any transit damage. Carefully

unpack your

new

speaker system

and

verify the components against

the packing list.

extreme circumstances, items may have become

damaged

transit. If any damage

discovered, notify the delivery

service

and

dealer where the system

was

purchased.

Make

a request

for inspection, and follow their instructions for evaluation.

sure to

keep

the product's original shipping carton.

POSITIONING

YOUR

REFERENCE

SUBWOOFER

Klipsch

powered subwoofers are designed to reproduce deep

bass

and

deliver the impact that makes your movies

and

music

come alive. Typically, optimum performance will result if you place

your subwoofer

a corner of the room

the same wall

your

front channel speakers (Refer to Figure

1).

Please note that room

placement

can

have a dramatic effect upon the performance of your

powered subwoofer. Corner placement,

suggested above, will

increase the amount of

bass

output, while placing the subwoofer

along the middle of a wall, or out

the room will decrease the

amount of

bass

output. Experiment with a number of different

placement options

and

control settings to find the one that best suits

your particular room

and

taste.

When

choosing your subwoofer's

location, keep

mind that you will need to connect the subwoofer's

built-in amplifier to

power outlet.

Sub

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+Optional

Sub

FIGURE

SPEAKER

PLACEMENT

LISTENING

AREA

-15'

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Optionai

Sub

X=Y=Z

Optional

Sub

CONNECTIONS

AND

CONTROLS

CAUTION: Ensure

that

the

subwoofer

unplugged

from

the

wall

outlet

before

making any

connections.

,.LINE

IN"

Connection- Most

today's

surround

receivers (and pre-

amplifiers)

have a line level

subwoofer

output

labeled

Subwoofer

Pre Out,

Sub Out,

Out, etc. If you have

this

output,

connect

one end

subwoofer

cable

and

connect

the

other

end

the

cable

into

the

subwoofer

line

input

labeled LEFT/LFE. This

connection

allows

the

subwoofer

operate

with

both

music and

surround

sound movies

(refer

your

receiver

manual).

absence

subwoofer

output

your

receiver,

alternative

hookup,

you can

connect

Left

and

Right

channel Pre-Amp

Outputs

from

your

receiver

(if

provided)

the

Left/LFE

and Right

input

the

subwoofer.

WA-2 Port Connection- For wireless

connectivity

your

new Klipsch

R-110SW,

R-112SW,

R-115SW

subwoofer,

the

optional

WA-2

available. The

WA-2

will

only

operate

with

select Klipsch, Energy, Mirage and

Jamo

brand

subwoofers

that

have a "WA

Port"

input.

The

WA-2

2.4

GHz

product

designed

wirelessly

transmit

a signal up

foot

radius. See klipsch.

com

for

details.

Level -If

your

subwoofer

connected

a Subwoofer

Output

surround

receiver,

first

set

the

subwoofer

volume level

control

the

receiver

the

"half

way"

dB"

position. Then increase

the

volume (or gain)

the

subwoofer

until

the

subwoofer's volume level matches

the

output

your

main speakers.

After

this

setup

completed,

the

volume

control

your

system's main

amplifier

pre-amplifier

will be

the

volume

control

for

both

your

subwoofer

and speakers together. If

your

subwoofer

connected

the

L/R Pre-Amp

Outputs

a receiver

there

will

subwoofer

volume

that

receiver

set before

setting

the

subwoofer's gain control.

,.LOWPASS" Control

-The

crossover

point

chosen

determines

where

low

bass

frequencies

are

"handed

off"

from

the

speakers

the

subwoofer. If

setting

the

crossover

point

the

receiver,

turn

the

Lowpass

Filter

knob on

the

subwoofer

the

farthest

point

right

(160Hz). Set

the

crossover

point

based on

the

size

the

main

left/right

speakers you are using in

the

system.

As a general rule,

for

larger,

floorstanding

speakers, set

the

crossover

point

between

50Hz-90Hz.

If using small

bookshelf

"satellite"

speakers

for

the

mains, set

the

crossover

point

between 90Hz-150Hz. The

smaller

the

speaker,

the

higher

the

setting

until

the

bass

frequencies

blend well between

the

speakers and

your

subwoofer

once

your

system

completely

hooked

up. If

your

receiver

does

not

have a crossover

point

setting,

set

the

Lowpass

Filter

the

subwoofer

instead

within

the

same

recommended

settings

(see

receiver

manual

for

additional

speaker setup info).

,.PHASE"

0/180

-This

control

used

acoustically

match

the

subwoofer's

output

your

main

speakers. Select

the

position,

either

0°

180°, in

which

your

subwoofer

has

output

the

listening

position.

,.POWER"

AUTO/ON/OFF-

When

this

switch

the

"ON/AUTO"

position,

the

subwoofer

will

automatically

turn

"on"

when

senses a signal. It will

automatically

into

"standby

mode"

after

15-20

minutes

with

no signal.

When

this

switch

the

"OFF" position,

the

subwoofer

will remain

"off"

until

the

switch

manually

turned

back

the

"ON/AUTO"

position.

Power LED

indicator-

Located on

the

front

baffle,

this

LED indicates

the

operating

status

the

built-in

amplifier. The LED will

light

green when

the

amplifier

on and receiving a signal. If

the

LED

dark

and

not

lit,

the

amplifier

is off. For

information

the

controls

mentioned

this

manual

and on bass

management,

see

your

dealer

visit

www.klipsch.com

FIGURE

R-110SW,

R-112SW,

R-115SW

SUBWOOFER

HOOK

R L

PRE

•

OUT

Processor/

Pre-Amp/Receiver

Left

and Right pre-outs on Processor/Pre-Amp/Receiver connected

Left

and Right line inputs on subwoofer

amplifier

LFE

OUTPUT

Processor/

Pre-Amp/Receiver

LFE

Output on Processor/Pre-Amp/Receiver connected

LFE

input

subwoofer amplifier

CARE

AND

CLEANING

Your subwoofer

has

a durable vinyl finish that should only require

dry dusting or cleaning with a dry cloth. Avoid the

use

of abrasive or

solvent-based cleaners

and

harsh detergents.

The

brush attachment of

your vacuum should remove any dust from your subwoofer enclosure.

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