Victrola Premiere S1 Subwoofer User Instructions

Victrola Premiere S1 Subwoofer

Specifications

• BRAND : Victrola
• MODEL NUMBER : VPS-650-ESP
• SPEAKER TYPE : Subwoofer
• COLOR : Espresso
• UNIT COUNT : 1.0 Count
• PRODUCT DIMENSIONS : 9.06 x 9.06 x 10.24 inches
• ITEM WEIGHT : 3.27 pounds

Introduction

Victrola Premiere S1 Subwoofer and Victrola Premiere V1 Stereo Turntable can be connected wirelessly to produce even more volume and clarity in your space. Embrace Your Music Utilize the Victrola Premiere S1 Subwoofer to truly experience the full range of your music. This wireless subwoofer with a gorgeous look and real wood laminate subwoofer produces low-end bass with strength and clarity. The S1 wirelessly connects to the Premiere V1 Stereo Turntable as part of the Premiere V1 Music System to create an immersive audio experience. The V1 Sub transforms the experience into a conventional soundbar quality when viewing your favourite show or movie when your V1 is connected to the television and used in “soundbar mode.”

HOW TO PAIR

This setup will be quite simple if your turntable has a built-in preamp. Simply plug the RCA input side of your cable into the turntable and the 3.5mm side of your cable into your Bluetooth speaker to connect your turntable to your house speakers.

HOW TO KNOW IF SUBWOOFER IS WORKING

To determine whether your sub has blown, test the sound at a low volume. You have a partially blown subwoofer if the sound is distorted, and a fully blown subwoofer if there is no sound at all. Before jumping to conclusions, check the cable if the subwoofer is receiving its signal through one.

HOW TO MAKE SUBWOOFER LOUDER

• Place Your Subwoofers Appropriately.
• Tune the subwoofer properly.
• Change the phase and crossover settings.
• Utilize High-End Files.
• Cut down on electrical impedance.
• Sound-dampening resources should be included.
• Switch out the cables.
• Separate your floor’s subwoofer from it.

HOW DO I KNOW WHAT PHASE MY SUBWOOFER IS

Play loud music with lots of bass, listen for about a minute, then have a friend sit next to the sub and slowly flick the 0/180-degree phase switch back and forth. The option that produces greater bass is the appropriate one.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Which wattage is ideal for a subwoofer?
  As a general rule, it is preferable to use at least 300 watts to ensure that your subwoofer has enough power. More speakers can always be added, but it’s crucial that the amp works with the speaker system as well.

• What subwoofer size do I require?
  An 8″ or 10″ subwoofer will work well with compact satellite or bookshelf speakers in your system. A 12″ sub, on the other hand, is a better sonic complement if you have large floor-standing speakers and a large center channel.

• Why is a subwoofer good?
  A decent subwoofer requires an extremely linear driver (expensive), a precise and potent amplifier (also expensive), and a well-made cabinet (which is… expensive). Cutting shortcuts on any of these areas, however, is a waste of money.

• Is it acceptable to leave the subwoofer on constantly?
  You don’t have to switch it off after every use, though. It won’t harm anything if you leave it on, but you can turn it off if you like.

• What is the ideal location for a subwoofer?
  The output of a subwoofer may rise if it is placed in the corner of a room, making the sub sound louder. See how it sounds by trying to position your subwoofer in a corner. If the corner is too distant from your listening location, it might not be a good alternative for your subwoofer depending on your floor space.

• Is a power supply required for a subwoofer?
  A subwoofer (sometimes spelled sub) is a speaker that is specifically designed to reproduce the bass, which are low-pitched audio frequencies. Passive Sub: Passive subs are so-called because an external amplifier or Audio/Video (A/V) receiver is required to power them. Similar to conventional speakers, this.

• What subwoofer size produces the best bass?
  Therefore, 12 inches is by far the finest subwoofer size option for the best bass. These compact woofers provide the greatest bass without taking up a lot of room.

• Does sound quality increase with wattage?
  Yes, it is true that speakers play louder and clearer at higher power levels (watts). However, slight variations in power don’t produce much of an audible difference. The power would need to double in order to perceptibly hear a change (a 3dB increase).

• Do subwoofers draw a lot of power?
  Subwoofers normally only use their maximum current during tests and when playing programme material that is louder than the Reference level. The needs with programme content are transient. To average more than 300 watts with any commercial sub, you would need to be listening at extremely loud volumes.

• How does RMS work?
  Root mean square, or simply RMS watts, describes the amount of continuous power that a speaker or subwoofer can handle or that an amplifier is capable of producing.

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