Owner's Manual

Table Of Contents

AC POWER SOCKET*

Supplies AC power to the PSB subwoofer. Connect the supplied

power cord to the AC power socket. Plug the power cord into

any standard wall outlet. The same receptacle as the rest of the

system or another on the same electrical circuit should be used to

avoid ground hum.

The PSB subwoofer has its own self-contained amplier and thus

requires AC power (keep this in mind when selecting a location).

You may plug the power cord into any standard wall outlet and

leave the connection in the wall as the PSB subwoofer draws

extremely little current when idle. If you are away for an extended

period you may want to turn off the power switch or unplug your

PSB subwoofer.

POWER SWITCH

The Power Switch turns off the subwoofer’s internal amplier.

AUTO STANDBY CONTROL SWITCH

Switching to Auto allows the sub to go into 0.5W Standby after 20

minutes of inactivity.

EXTERNAL FUSE*

When you turn on the subwoofer and there is no LED light and/or

sound, please check the fuse (accessible from the rear panel) to

ensure it is electrically intact. A spare fuse is contained within the

fuseholder compartment behind the inscribed text. Use a wide slot

screwdriver to pry the fuseholder compartment from the AC power

socket. If it is necessary to replace the fuse, use a fuse equivalent

to the type and rating of the fuse shipped with the product. See the

specications page at the end of the manual for a detail description

of the fuse required for your model of subwoofer.

*Not applicable on all models

Note: On some models, the fuse has been mounted on the inside of the

amplier panel. Removal of the amplier panel from the cabinet would be

required in these cases. This should only be done at a PSB Service Center

with the power cord disconnected.

AC POWER SOCKET