LV-TN250 Subwoofer Amplifiers
Tools Needed
Pre Installation
Speaker Wire
System Diagrams
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
- Trench Spade/Shovel
- Wire Cutter
- Measuring Tape
- Direct Burial Cables
- Silicon Cable Connectors (Included)
- Outdoor Volume Control (Optional)
Designate the general area where the subwoofer would be most ideal. The
subwoofer should be placed with in 20 feet of the general listening area for
particularly well in your landscape if it is placed near landscape lighting, water
fountain, open planter or swimming pool.
Measure the distance from the designated speaker location
to your stereo receiver. Try to minimize your distance without
compromising on your overall appeal and safety concern.
Once the route is determined, use your spade and trench
to dig the hole for the subwoofer and a wire route between
8”-12” deep once the trench route is completed, lay the cable
in the route. If using the PVC pipe, cut the pipe to length,
ensure all electrical connections are watertight with silicone
burial connectors. Once the cable layout is done, connect the
(See Diagram 2)
and the black indicates negative signal (-). Connecting the positive and negative leads incorrectly will cause it to be out of
Connect to a Mono Subwoofer Amplifier such as the LV-SA45 45W Tuner. Please note, the yellow lead indicates postive signal (+)
phase and
will result in weaker bass response. (See Diagram 3) Remove 2”- 3” of the outer layer of the speaker wire. Carefully strip ½” of the
.
For optimum performance combine the LV-TN250 with our landscape speakers. Create an unobtrusive stealthy outdoor sound
Note: Please consult your electronics manual for Impedance and Power Rating before wiring a multi speaker system.
- Where is the best place to install the speakers?
- Where will the speakers sound the best?
- Place the speakers in a location where they
will blend in best with their surroundings.
To determine the length and the gauge of speaker wire, you will
and the speakers.
- Always buy more than you think you would need.
- Equal wire lengths should always be used to maintain an equal
balance in sound volume.
- Sound quality is lost when using thin wire gauge over a long
distance.
14 AWG - from ……………………………………………. 1 to 50 ft
12 AWG - from …………………………………………… 50 ft and longer
Subwofer Wire Guide
LV-TN250 Subwoofer Amplifiers
LV-SA45
LV-SA45
LV-SA45
LV-SA250
LV-SA250
Diagram 2
Diagram 1
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Diagram 3
EARTH EARTH
WIRE
34" Wire Lead
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