Bajo Audiosource Sw 380

TRAIGO EN VENTA ESTE BAJO DE LA MARCA AUDIOSOURCE MODELO SW380 (MARCA ECHA POR PHOENIX GOLD) EL BAJO ES DE 8 PULGADAS Y FUNCIONA MUY BIEN Y SE ESCUCHA DE MARAVILLA YA QUE TRAE UN AMPLIFICADOR DE 100W LO PONGO A ESTE PRECIO POR QUE ME ESTORBA PERO CREANME ES MUY BUENO PARA ESPACIOS MEDIANOS Y PEQUENOS.

The subwoofer can be connected either by speaker wire (driven from your multi-channel amp or receiver) or via RCA interconnect from the sub output of your receiver, and the latter was my choice. There are two RCA inputs for the subwoofer input (L & R). The included manual says that a subwoofer out from the receiver should be split via a Y connector to both of these inputs, but Steve Williams told me that the connections are summed internally so there is really no need for the splitter. The subwoofer is powered by a hefty external power supply that will need to find a home somewhere on your floor, hopefully far away from speaker cables that might pick up interference. The subwoofer itself should be placed against a wall, preferably in front of your viewing position according to the Phoenix Gold engineers.

The conventional wisdom on subwoofers was that they could be placed anywhere in the room because the human hearing system could not localize low frequencies. I�m with the Phoenix Gold folks on this one, many high end speakers go to great pains to insure that the high and low frequencies leave their respective drivers in phase, that is, at the correct time relative to each other. This is not going to happen if the woofer is 12 feet away from the other speakers. A subwoofer with a phase control can compensate for this somewhat, the AudioSource SW380 does not come with a phase control, so look to place it in front of your viewing position. The subwoofer is rated at 30 Hz to 150 Hz. Near the input connections you�ll find a volume control and crossover frequency control (30 Hz to 180 Hz). If you are connecting via the �dot 1� subwoofer out connection on your receiver as I did, set the crossover control on the subwoofer as high as it will go and use your receiver to select the frequencies sent to the subwoofer. The highest setting on my receiver is 120 Hz, and that is what I used.

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