The LT 4 is a partially active system that requires AV receiver operation. Telrad Installation Manual there. Jungle Brothers Vip Rar. It has a built-in amplifier that only supplies bass tones in the subwoofer housing That is why an 'AV Receiver', i.e. A combination of radio receiver and multichannel amplifier, is essential for using the LT 4. The subwoofer is connected from the Line In R input to the AV receiver's sub out jack using a mono RCA cable, while the three front satellites are connected to the three speaker outputs of the AV Receiver using the speaker cable and are supplied with power from there. Connect signal-emitting source appliances such as DVD player or PC etc.

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Directly to the corresponding input jacks on the AV Receiver. Select the 'small' or 'normal' (not 'large') setting in the bass management/speaker management ('Speaker Setup') of the AV Receiver for the satellites – this guarantees that the satellites can be used fully and the subwoofer and front speakers harmonise perfectly with each other. The subwoofer channel must be set to 'On' in the bass management / speaker management ('Speaker Setup') on the receiver. The appropriate cut-off frequency for the LT 4 is 110 Hz (other values between 100 - 120 Hz are also possible). The volume setting of the subwoofer may be slightly different when playing back music compared to playing home theatre sound, depending on the recording quality and mixing. Whereas a massive bass element predominates on Blu-rays with lots of special effects, the desired level is sometimes not reached for music (especially if the set has been set up for ideal Blu-ray playback).