two-chanThree-channel mode, two-way system The speaker output mode can be two-channel (stereo), one-channel (mono). nel (stereo), one-channel (mono), or threeTo connect speaker leads to suit mode. Connect the speakers channel (stereo + mono). To connect according to figures on the following pages.
� When connecting to speaker input, do not connect the RCA output. speaker leads to suit mode. Connect the � When connecting to RCA input, do not connect the speaker input. speakers according to figures on the folMid-high (Left) � When connecting to the speaker input, do not Speaker input
C1 Mid-high (Right)
lowing pages. C1 Two-channel (stereo) One-channel mode (mono)
(Right) � When connecting to the RCA input, do not L1 connect the speaker input. (Left)
(Right) The speaker output mode can be two-channel (stereo), one-channel Fig. 21 Speaker input (mono). To connect speaker leads to suit mode. Connect the speak� The inductor (L1 or L2 in the diagram) (Left) ers according to figures on the following pages.
acts as a low-pass filter. The capacitor (C1 or C2 in the diagram) acts as a highpass filter. The inductor (L) shall be used Two-channel (stereo) One-channel mode (mono) on the woofer/sub-woofer, and that a capacitor (C) shall be used on the high/mid-high.
Speaker (Mono)
Speaker (Mono) � Remember when bridging an amplifier it
Three-channel mode (stereo + Speaker speakers that have ratings of 4 ohms or mono)
lower impedance ratings it may cause channel/one-channel bridgeable amplifier, damage to the amplifier. but three channels can be achieved by combining the stereo and mono modes connected to the speaker wires, secure or using inductors and capacitors. solder them so they cannot be pulled loose. Tape or use heat shrink on the joints to prevent short circuits.
will see only half of the original speaker Fig. 19 impedance. Therefore, you must use (Left) higher. If you use speakers that have
