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SETTING THE SUBWOOFER LEVEL

When the LSR310S Subwoofer is used in a system with LSR305 or LSR308 speakers, the ideal balance is

achieved when the position of the volume control on the subwoofer is set to the same position as the volume

control on the main speakers. Placement of the speakers in the room can affect the amount of bass heard at

the listening position.

If more or less subwoofer volume is desired, you may use the volume control on the subwoofer to achieve the

balance that works best for your application and taste.

PLACEMENT AND POLARITY SETTING

Because the human ear cannot easily recognize where low frequencies are originating (they are said to be

“non-directional”), subwoofer placement is not nearly as critical as main channel speaker positioning. The

LSR310S is designed to be placed directly on the oor and not elevated or mounted in any way. Set the

POLARITY switch to the setting that yields a stronger perceived bass response at the listening position.

In a stereo system, the subwoofer should optimally be placed between the two main speakers. In a surround

sound system, the subwoofer should be placed between the center and left channel speakers or the center

and right channel speakers. Precise central placement is not necessary. Centered positioning in the room can

sometimes cause unwanted cancellation, so it is recommended that the subwoofer be placed slightly off-

center and not at the midpoint between the left and right walls.

CROSSOVER SETTINGS AND “BASS MANAGEMENT”

“Bass management” is a term that refers to the practice of using a subwoofer to reproduce the bass frequencies

of the main channels. Because of the physiology of the human ear, low frequencies are largely

non-directional. Given an adequate listening distance, we can’t easily tell where bass signals are coming from.

Thus, it makes little or no difference to the listening experience whether the bass component in a sound comes

from the originating speaker (which may be off to your left or right, or even behind you) or from a dedicated

subwoofer which is better equipped – and better positioned in the room – to reproduce low frequencies than

even a full-range monitor. For that reason, you may want to use an LSR310S subwoofer to reproduce all the

bass frequencies in your system. If you are using an LSR310S Subwoofer in your system, bass management is

accomplished simply by routing your Left and Right mix channels to the Subwoofer inputs and then from the

subwoofer outputs to the Left and Right speakers. The frequency at which the subwoofer divides signals to

the sub and the left and right speakers can be set using the Crossover Frequency selector switch on the input

panel of the LSR310S Subwoofer. The 80Hz lter setting is recommended when the goal is a full range reference

monitor system that accurately portrays content below the cut-off of the main speakers. The 80 Hz crossover

provides a smooth transition and between the subwoofer and the main speakers, while optimizing the blend of

low frequency in the system, without audible localization of bass, creating the perception of a full range system

with no subwoofer.

To produce a smooth transition between the speakers and the subwoofer and the goal is an accurate

representation of frequency response in the program material. Two additional settings are provided:

XLF and External.

XLF

A trend in music production is the requirement for enhanced low frequency response in the control room.

Artists and producers involved in the production of dance music appreciate the ability to audition their work as it

might sound when played on a system with enhanced low frequency tuning, commonly employed in dance clubs.

A JBL rst, the LSR310S includes a special XLF Extended Low Frequency setting that emulates the response

curve applied to a club playback system. When the XLF crossover setting is selected, a 120Hz High Pass Filter is

engaged in conjunction with a 10 dB boost at 60Hz with a bandwidth of 0.5 octaves. Using this setting, the bass

output more than doubles and the character of low frequency approximates that of a club system. Continuous

low frequency with very high peak SPL is made possible by JBL’s new long excursion low frequency driver

working in concert with JBL’s patented Slip Stream™ Port design, and powered by a 200 Watt class D amplier.

A protective circuit allows the 310S to continuously produce low frequency at high output without failure.

In situations where positioning will allow, an additional 6 dB of output can be achieved by positioning the

LSR310S subwoofer adjacent to a wall or at the intersection of two walls.

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