User manual POLK AUDIO RM706 COMPACT 6.1

[. . . ] Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, this apparatus should not be exposed to rain or moisture and objects filled with liquids, such as vases, should not be placed on this apparatus. To completely disconnect this equipment from the mains, disconnect the power supply cord plug from the receptacle. WARNING: Listen Carefully Polk Audio loudspeakers and subwoofers are capable of playing at extremely high volume levels, which could cause serious or permanent hearing damage. [. . . ] Twist the exposed wire of each conductor to form two un-frayed strands. Connect the left and right front speaker outputs of your receiver to the speaker level inputs of the powered subwoofer using speaker wire. Then, connect the left and right front speakers using speaker wire from the speaker level outputs from the powered subwoofer. Connect the Center Channel Speaker directly to the center channel output from your receiver. Hookup Option 3 Note: Diagram shows wiring only, not speaker position. OPTION #3-- Receivers with full-range (unfiltered) Left and Right "Pre Out" jacks (this is the least commonly used hookup). Connect the left and right preamp output from your receiver to the left and right LINE input of the subwoofer. When using method #3, it is necessary to adjust the settings on your receiver as follows: · We recommend the following settings as starting points, but the settings that are best for you depend upon your speaker placement, electronics and personal taste. After you've become familiar with what the settings do, experiment with alternate options to find the method that works best for your system setup. Note: When you set up your subwoofer for the first time, you will probably have to make adjustments several times before you hear what you personally like. AC POWER CONNECTION AND AUTO ON/OFF Your subwoofer features auto on/off circuitry, marked "auto" on the power switch, which automatically turns your subwoofer on when it senses a program signal. We recommend the "auto" setting if your subwoofer is always receiving power (ie, if it's plugged into a wall outlet). When no signal is present, the circuit turns the subwoofer off after 15 minutes. If you are concerned about the brief delay between when the music starts and when the subwoofer turns on, simply leave your subwoofer in the "On" position. You may want to leave your system unplugged during extended periods of non use, such as during a vacation. " · Low Pass--NOTE: This control should be turned all the way up when the subwoofer is connected with Method #1 (LINE IN). This control adjusts the frequency range over which the subwoofer operates. If male vocals sound "thin, " turn this control up until the voice sounds rich but not "boomy. " If male vocals sound too "thick" or "chesty, " turn this control down until the voice sounds natural. Now listen carefully for the point at which the subwoofer transitions to your main speakers. This is the crossover point, and this point should be below the frequency of a male human voice. whichever phase setting sounds louder or fuller at the subwoofer's crossover (transition) point is the optimum setting. [. . . ] To allow Polk Audio to offer the best possible warranty service, please register your new product online at: www. Com/registration or call Polk customer service 800-377-7655 in the USA and Canada (outside the USA: 410-358-3600) within ten (10) days of the date of original purchase. Defective Products must be shipped, together with proof of purchase, prepaid insured to the Polk Audio Authorized Dealer from whom you purchased the Product, or to the Factory at 2550 Britannia Boulevard, Suite A, San Diego, California 92154. Products must be shipped in the original shipping container or its equivalent; in any case the risk of loss or damage in transit is to be borne by you. [. . . ]