Kenwood 1050SW User Manual

What else will you
need?
If your receiver or amplifier has a
subwoofer preout jack, you will
need an RCA-type audio cable.
If your receiver or amplifier doesn't
have a subwoofer preout jack, you
wil! need speaker wire.
For best performance, use | 6-gauge
(or thicker) speaker wire.
(Remember, the smaller the
number, the thicker the wire—so
| 6-gauge wire !s thicker than 20-
gauge wire.)
Be sure to get enough speaker wire
or an RCA-type cable that's long
enough to allow you to move the
subwoofer around while you find
the right location for it.
Before you get started
A few notes of caution about setting
up and using your new subwoofer:
* Before connecting the subwoofer
to your receiver or amplifier,
make sure that the power cords
on both units are unplugged
from the wall outlet until you've
finished your connections.
« To avoid damage to the
subwoofer, keep the volume
control of your receiver or ampli-
fier at a moderate setting when
its bass control or loudness
control ts activated.
« When playing a viny! record
(LP), set the receiver or ampli-
fier volume to its minimum
level before placing the stylus
on the record.

Kenwood 1050SW Specifications