How to Connect the Velodyne Ct-150 Powered Subwoofer
The Velodyne CT-150 subwoofer is a front-firing, 15-inch subwoofer, sporting a 250-watt amplifier. Regardless of the power and specifications, connecting the subwoofer is fundamentally similar to connecting nearly every other such speaker. Subwoofers are designed in most cases to reproduce the ".1" channel in a 5 or 7.1 surround sound system. The function of the subwoofer in these instances is to reproduce the bass that smaller speakers cannot play, and in that respect, the CT-150 is more than capable.
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Instructions
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Access the back of the surround receiver. Locate the "SUB" output jack. One the CT-150, locate the "IN" RCA jack on the rear of the sub.
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Connect the subwoofer RCA cable from the "SUB" out jack to the "IN" on the subwoofer. For LFE applications in a home theater, connecting to only the red input is required.
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Plug the subwoofer in to an adjacent outlet. Turn the unit on.
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I bet you could have not posted a more crappy set of instructions. How about answering the question why are there two sets of inputs on RCA, another two sets of inputs on the posts, while the power amplifier (STK4050) has only one channel? How many subwoofers come with this unit? When to use the RCA inputs and when the other ones?
