M u s i c
S U B
EQ Mode
Mode
Volume Level
Output Signal Leve
Auto Off Function Setting
Lock Function Setting
External Trigger Power Control
EQ Mode
C r o s s o v e r 1 2 0 H z
S l o p e 2 4 d B
Crossover Slope
C r o s s o v e r
1 0 0 H z
F r e q .
2 4 d B
Crossover Frequency
S u b s o n i c
1 6 H z
F r e q .
Subsonic Control
Volume Control
Mute
LCD Display Screens / Functions
RBH Sound Subwoofer Amplifier 6 Owner’s Manual
Mute: This feature allows you to mute and
un-mute.
Volume Control: To adjust the output in
your system. The volume control should be
set to achieve similar volume level from both
the main speakers and subwoofer.
Subsonic Control: This feature allows you
to select the frequency at which you wish
to cut off the low-pass audio signal. Values
are: FLAT, 16, 20, 25, 31 or 40 Hz.
Crossover / Frequency: This feature allows
you to select the frequency at which you wish
to cut off the high-pass audio signal. Values
are: 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125 or 160 Hz. This
feature only available in Sub Mode.
Crossover / Slope: This feature allows you to
select the slope for the crossover. Values are:
-12, -18, -24, -30, -36 dB/oct. This feature
only available in Sub Mode.
EQ Mode: There are six preset modes;
Defeat, Music, Movie, Impact, Dynamic
and User.
Normally, the LCD display will show the status for a number of settings as well as the volume
level and a flashing output level bar display. The “normal” display is shown below.
Navigation through the function menus and settings are done via the programing naviga-
tion knob on the front of the subwoofer amplifier. By pressing the programming navigation
knob, the amplifier will switch to the setting mode, and the first screen to appear will
be the “Subsonic Frequency” display, by pressing this knob again it will run through the
different function screens. To select a new option for a setting, turn the knob left. The
active option will have an asterisk next to it.
Once you have configured all the settings for your amplifier, you can save them by using
the “Memory Store” screen. This way, if the settings are accidently changed, you can
always recall your saved settings. You can also revert to the factory default settings by
recalling “Default” in the “Memory Recall” function.
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