Marantz MS308 - Manual (Page 5)

(taking care to observe polarity). A second set of cables
may then be run from the High Level Output connections to
your front left and right loudspeakers (see Fig. 1 below).
5. Line Input
If your amplification system has a dedicated subwoofer line
output it should be connected here (see fig 2. below).
6. Power
Switches the subwoofer (amplifier) power on or off.
Note: This vacation switch is used to disconnect power
from the product during long periods of non-use
Subwoofer Controls
7. Auto/On
If switched to auto, the subwoofer will remain in standby
mode until a signal is detected at the input. The unit will
then automatically switch itself on. It will then automatically
return to standby mode if no input signal is present for
approximately 5 minutes. With the switch in the 'ON'
position the unit remains permanently on as long as the
main power switch is on. The LED positioned on the rear
panel indicates whether the unit is on or in standby mode
(red for standby and green when on). The blue front panel
LED indicates the unit is on and working.
5
To prevent damage to the amplifier, only connect using high-level inputs OR line level inputs:
DO NOT USE BOTH METHODS OF CONNECTION AT THE SAME TIME
t o s a t e l l i t e
loudspeakers
from amplifier
loudspeaker
connections
FIG. 1
POWER
ON
OFF O O
l l
CUT-OFF
50Hz 150Hz
VOLUME
MIN MAX
TO SATELLITE SPEAKERS
ON OFF AUTO
LEFT RIGHT LINE IN
L
R -
+
-
+
LEFT RIGHT
FROM AMPLIFIER
RIGHT
-
LEFT RIGHT
-
+
(taking care to observe polarity). A second set of cables
may then be run from the High Level Output connections to
your front left and right loudspeakers (see Fig. 1 below).
5. Line Input
If your amplification system has a dedicated subwoofer line
output it should be connected here (see fig 2. below).
6. Power
Switches the subwoofer (amplifier) power on or off.
Note: This vacation switch is used to disconnect power
from the product during long periods of non-use
Subwoofer Controls
7. Auto/On
If switched to auto, the subwoofer will remain in standby
mode until a signal is detected at the input. The unit will
then automatically switch itself on. It will then automatically
return to standby mode if no input signal is present for
approximately 5 minutes. With the switch in the 'ON'
position the unit remains permanently on as long as the
main power switch is on. The LED positioned on the rear
panel indicates whether the unit is on or in standby mode
(red for standby and green when on). The blue front panel
LED indicates the unit is on and working.
5
To prevent damage to the amplifier, only connect using high-level inputs OR line level inputs:
DO NOT USE BOTH METHODS OF CONNECTION AT THE SAME TIME
t o s a t e l l i t e
loudspeakers
from amplifier
loudspeaker
connections
FIG. 1
POWER
ON
OFF O O
l l
CUT-OFF
50Hz 150Hz
VOLUME
MIN MAX
TO SATELLITE SPEAKERS
ON OFF AUTO
LEFT RIGHT LINE IN
L
R -
+
-
+
LEFT RIGHT
FROM AMPLIFIER
RIGHT
-
LEFT RIGHT
-
+
(taking care to observe polarity). A second set of cables
may then be run from the High Level Output connections to
your front left and right loudspeakers (see Fig. 1 below).
5. Line Input
If your amplification system has a dedicated subwoofer line
output it should be connected here (see fig 2. below).
6. Power
Switches the subwoofer (amplifier) power on or off.
Note: This vacation switch is used to disconnect power
from the product during long periods of non-use
Subwoofer Controls
7. Auto/On
If switched to auto, the subwoofer will remain in standby
mode until a signal is detected at the input. The unit will
then automatically switch itself on. It will then automatically
return to standby mode if no input signal is present for
approximately 5 minutes. With the switch in the 'ON'
position the unit remains permanently on as long as the
main power switch is on. The LED positioned on the rear
panel indicates whether the unit is on or in standby mode
(red for standby and green when on). The blue front panel
LED indicates the unit is on and working.
5
To prevent damage to the amplifier, only connect using high-level inputs OR line level inputs:
DO NOT USE BOTH METHODS OF CONNECTION AT THE SAME TIME
t o s a t e l l i t e
loudspeakers
from amplifier
loudspeaker
connections
FIG. 1
POWER
ON
OFF O O
l l
CUT-OFF
50Hz 150Hz
VOLUME
MIN MAX
TO SATELLITE SPEAKERS
ON OFF AUTO
LEFT RIGHT LINE IN
L
R -
+
-
+
LEFT RIGHT
FROM AMPLIFIER
RIGHT
-
LEFT RIGHT
-
+
From
amplifier
dedicated
subwoofer
line output
POWER
ON
OFF O O
l l
(taking care to observe polarity). A second set of cables
may then be run from the High Level Output connections to
your front left and right loudspeakers (see Fig. 1 below).
5. Line Input
If your amplification system has a dedicated subwoofer line
output it should be connected here (see fig 2. below).
6. Power
Switches the subwoofer (amplifier) power on or off.
Note: This vacation switch is used to disconnect power
from the product during long periods of non-use
Subwoofer Controls
7. Auto/On
If switched to auto, the subwoofer will remain in standby
mode until a signal is detected at the input. The unit will
then automatically switch itself on. It will then automatically
return to standby mode if no input signal is present for
approximately 5 minutes. With the switch in the 'ON'
position the unit remains permanently on as long as the
main power switch is on. The LED positioned on the rear
panel indicates whether the unit is on or in standby mode
(red for standby and green when on). The blue front panel
LED indicates the unit is on and working.
5
To prevent damage to the amplifier, only connect using high-level inputs OR line level inputs:
DO NOT USE BOTH METHODS OF CONNECTION AT THE SAME TIME
t o s a t e l l i t e
loudspeakers
from amplifier
loudspeaker
connections
FIG. 1
POWER
ON
OFF O O
l l
CUT-OFF
50Hz 150Hz
VOLUME
MIN MAX
TO SATELLITE SPEAKERS
ON OFF AUTO
LEFT RIGHT LINE IN
L
R -
+
-
+
LEFT RIGHT
FROM AMPLIFIER
RIGHT
-
LEFT RIGHT
-
+
From
amplifier
dedicated
subwoofer
line output
POWER
ON
OFF O O
l l
CUT-OFF
50Hz 150Hz
VOLUME
MIN MAX
FROM AMPLIFIER TO SATELLITE SPEAKERS
ON OFF AUTO
LEFT RIGHT RIGHT LINE IN
L
R - -
+
-
+
LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT
-
+
FIG. 2