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WIRING FOR OUTPUT

Reference 3004A 4-channel

output

(4ohm/2ohm)

Reference 3004A 3-channel

output

(Font:

4ohm/2ohm

;

Rear:4ohm)

Reference 3004A 2-channel

output

(4ohm)

Reference 7005A 5-channel

output

(4ohm/2ohm)

CONNECTING THE REMOTE BASS

CONTROLLER (REFERENCE 7005A ONLY)

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1

REMOTE

CONTROL

1

SETTING GAIN, CROSSOVERS, AND BASS

BOOST

~

HPF

X-

OVER

AJU

LPF

~m320H•

FREQ

32Hz

Setting

the

gain

1.

Start with

GAIN

control set to

minimum,

and

the crossover control rotated

midway.

2. For the front and

rear

channels,

choose

music you're

familiar

with. For the

subwoofer channel on

the

Reference

7005A, choose music with substantial bass

content.

3.

Turn

the volume control

on

your

receiver

to

¾ of its total output.

4. Adjust the

GAIN

control clockwise,

listening carefully

to

the

bass

output. If

you

hear distortion,

turn

the

GAIN

control

counterclockwise

to

decrease

the

gain.

Selecting

the

crossover

mode

On

the front and

rear

channels,

you

can

select

your

preferred

crossover mode.

Choose

HPF

to allow

only

frequencies

above a

certain

point to

reach

your

speakers.

Recommended if you're

using

a subwoofer in

your

system,

as it keeps low base

from

your

full-range

speakers.

Choose LPF to allow only

frequencies

below

a certain point to

reach

your

speakers.

Recommended if you're bridging the front or

rear channels to power a

subwoofer.

Choose FULL to allow

all

frequencies to

reach

your

speakers.

Recommended if you're not

using a subwoofer

in

your system.

Note:

The

crossover mode for the subwoofer

channel of the

Reference

7005A

is

low-pass

only.

Selecting

the

crossover frequency

Choose the crossover point

to

suit listening

preferences.

Turn

the dials to the left to lower

the crossover point

and

to the right to

raise

the crossover point. Exact crossover settings

for

coaxial

speakers

and

subwoofers depend

on

your listening preferences.