MartinLogan Dynamo 1000W User manual

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MARTIN
LOGAN

IMPORTANT
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read
t
hese
i
nst
ru
ct
i
ons
.
2
Keep
these
instructions.
3
Heed all warning
s.
4 Follow all instruct
ions.
5
Do not use
thi
s appara
tu
s ne
ar
wa
ter.
6 Clean only w
it
h dry cloth.
7 Do not block
any
venti
lation openings Install
in
acco
r
danc
e with
the
manufacturer's ins
tr
uctions.
8 Do not install near any heat
so
ur
ces such
as
radiator
s,
heat regist
ers,
stoves, or ot
her
apparatus
(inl
c
ud
ing amplifier
s)
that produce
he
at.
9 Do not defeat
the
safety purpose
of
the polarized or grounding-type
plug. A polarized pl
ug
has two blades with one wider
tha
n
th
e o
ther.
A grounding type plug has two bl
ad
es
and a third grounding prong.
Th
e
wid
e blade or
th
e third
pr
ong are provided for
yo
ur
safety If
th
e
provided plug does not fit into y
ou
r outlet,
co
nsult an electrician for
replace
men
t of
th
e obsolete o
ut
le
t.
·10 Protect the po
wer
co
rd
from
being
walked on or pinch
ed
particu-
larly at plug
s,
co
nveni
ence receptacles, and
th
e point
wh
ere
the
y exit
fr
om
th
e
ap
parat
us.
2
11
Only u
se
attac
hm
ent
s/
accessories speci
fi
ed by
th
e manufa
ctu
re
r.
-
In
ac
cordance wi
th
the
European Union
WEEE
(Wa
ste
Ele
ctri
ca
l and Elec
tr
o
ni
c
Equ
ip
me
nt)
dir
ec
tive effective
Augu
st
13, 2
00
5,
we
would like to notify y
ou
that this
prod
uc
t may contain regulated materials which upon
disp
os
al, according to the W E
EE
dir
ective, require special reu
se
and
recycling processing.
For
thi
s
reason
Mortinl
og
an
has arranged wi
th
our di
stributors
in
European
Uni
on member
nat
ions to
co
llect and recycle
thi
s product ot
no
Th
e
li
g
htnin
g bolt
fl
as
h
wit
h arrowhead
sy
mb
ol,
wi
th
in
an eq
ui
lateral t
ri
angle,
is
in
tended to al
er
t the user to
the
pr
ese
nc
e of uninsulated "danger
ou
svoltage" with
in
th
e product's enclo
sur
e
th
at may be of s
uf
ficie
nt
ma
g-
nitude to const
itut
e a
ri
sk of elec
tri
c sh
oc
k.
12 Use only with
th
e
ca
rt
,
sta
nd, tripod, b
ra
ck-
et, or t
ab
le specified by the manufacturer,
or
sold with
th
e
apparat
us
.
When
a c
ar
t
is used
use
caution when moving
th
e cart/
apparatus combination to av
oid
injury
fr
om
tip-over.
13.
Un
plug this apparatus during lightning storms
or
when
unu
s
ed
for
long p
er
iods
of
time.
14.
Refer
all servicing to qualified
serv
ice personnel.
Se
rv
ic
in
g
is
requi
red
w
hen
t
he
apparatus
has
been
da
ma
ged
in
any
way
, such
as
power-
su
pply
co
rd
or plug
is
damaged, liquid has been spi
ll
ed
or
ob
1ects
ha
ve
fall
en
into
th
e apparat
us
,
th
e apparatus h
as
be
en
exposed to
ra
in
or
mo
istur
e,
does not oper
at
e norma
ll
y, or
ha
s been dropped.
15.
WARN
IN
G:
To
reduce
th
e ri
sk
of
fi
re or el
ec
t
ri
c shock,
th
is appara-
t
us
should not be exposed to ra
in
or moisture
and
ob
jec
ts
filled w
ith
liquids, s
uch
as
vases
,
sho
uld not be placed
on
th
is
appa
ratus
.
16.
To com
pl
etely disconne
ct
this equipme
nt
from the mains, disconnect
the power supply
co
rd
pl
ug
from
th
e receptacle.
17.
The
ma
ins
pl
ug
of
the
power supply cord
shall
rema
in readily operabl
e.
18 Do not expose this equipment to dr
ipping
or spla
sh
ing and e
ns
ur
e
that no objects filled
wi
th
liquid
s,
such as vases,
ar
e placed on the
equi
pm
ent.
cost
to yo
u.
To
fi
nd
you
r local di
st
rib
ut
or please contact
th
e dealer
fr
om
whom you purc
ha
sed
th
is produ
ct
, email info@marti
nl
ogan com or
vi
s
it
t
he
di
stri
bu
tor locator at
www
.
ma
rt
inlogan.com.
Plea
se
note,
on
ly
thi
s product it
se
lf fa
ll
s
un
de
r the W
EEE
di
rective.
Wh
en
disp
os
in
g of pac
ka
g
in
g a
nd
o
th
er
re
lated
sh
ip
ping m
at
e
ri
als
we
en
co
urage you to recycle th
ese
ite
ms
through the normal channels.
Th
e exclamation
po
int within an equ
il
ateral triangle is
in
tended to
al
e
rt
t
he
u
ser
to
th
e presence
of
impo
rt
ant
operating and maintenance (servicing) i
ns
truc
ti
ons
in
th
e
li
terature accompanying the
app
li
ance.

Important Safety Instructions • ••••••••••• 2
Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3
Packaging • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • • • • 4
Introduction and Installation in Brief• •••••• 6
Intr oduc ti on
Installation in Brief
About the Controls• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7
Connections and Control Settings • • • • • • • • • 8
Before Connecting the Dynamo
2-Channel Mode
Multi-Channei/LFE Mode .... .. .. . .. . .. . . . .. 9
AC Power Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Replacing the
Fuse
Break-In
Optional Wireless Connection
Placement • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11
Li stening Position
Ask Your Dealer
Enjoy Yourself
Installing
in a Cabinet
Changing Woofer Orientation. 12
CE
Dynamo 1 OOOW
Dynamo 700W
Tes ted to Co mply
w
ith F CC St andards
FORH
OM E OR OFFI CE U SE
Thi s devi ce complies with part l 5
of the F CC Rule s. Op eration is
subject to th e fo ll ow ing two co n-
di ti ons: ( l) Thi s devi ce m ay not
ca
us e harmful interferen ce , a nd
(2) this device mu st ac cept any
inter
fe rence received, inc lu ding
inte
rf eren ce that ma y cause unde-
sired opera
ti on.
Room Acoustics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Your Room
Terminol ogy
Solid F oo ting
Home Theater • • • • . . • • • • . . • . • • • • . • • • 14
FAQ & Troubleshooting • • • • • • . • • • • . • • • 15
Frequently Asked Questions
Troubleshooting
Specifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Dynamo 1OOOW Specifications
Dynamo
700W Specificaitons
General Information • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • • • 17
Warra nty and Registration
Service
Dimensional Drawings • • • . . • • . • • • • . • . • 17
SWT-2 Dimensional Draw ings
Dynamo 1OOOW Dim
ens ional Drawings . 18
Dymamo 7
00W Dim ens ional Drawings . . . . ... 19
Serial Numbers
Reco rd your se r ia l numb ers h ere fo reasy referen ce. Y ou wi ll need thi s inf orma -
ti on when fill ing o ut your warr anty regist rati on. Your serial n um ber is locat ed
near the boff om of th e backplate and on the sh ipping co ntai ner.
WARNING!
• Hazardous volt age s exist in si de -d o not
rem ove cover.
•
Refer servici ng to a qualified technician.
• To
pr event fi re or shock hazard, do not
expose this module to moisture.
• Unplug subwoofer should any abnormal
co nditions occur.
& WARNING! Do not
us e your Dynamo 1OOOW or Dynamo 700W su bwoofers or SWT -2 tr ansmitt er o ut side of the
.country of original sa l e-v oltage requirem e nts vary bycountry. Improper voltage can cause damage th at wi ll be poten-
tially expe
nsiv e to repa ir. Th e Dynamo 1OOOW or Dynamo 700W subwoofersand SWT-2 tr an sm itt er ore shipped to
a uth orized Mortinlogan distribut ors with th e correct power supply for use in th e co untry of intended sale. A li st of autho-
rized distributorscan be accessed at www .martinlogan. co m or by emailing info@martinlo ga n.
3

PACKAGING
x4
x2
xl
4 Packaging

Thank you-t he Mortinlogan owner,
for loving what
we do ,
and
ma king it possible for us to do what we love.
5

INTRODUCTION AND INSTALLATION IN BRIEF
Introduction
Congratulations! You have invested in one of the
world's premier
subwoofers.
The Martinl o gan Dy nam o 1O OOW and 700W
sub woo fe rs represe nt th e ex tension of on intensive,
dedicated team research program
dir ected to ward es tab-
lishing a
world cl ass line of reference subwoofers us i ng
leading-edge tec hn ology, without co mpromising durab il-
ity, reliability, craf ts manship or ae st he ti c s.
Th ese subwoo fers use hi g h- excursion d ri vers to achieve
deep, tight,
we ll-defined ba ss. A pr op ri etary amplifier is
used to
dr ive the o ut p ut stage with precision and ex tr emely
hi gh efficiency. L ow -pass filtering and phase control have
been designed
to make integrating the Dynamo 1 OO OW
and Dynamo 700 W subwoofers w ith M ar ti n log on a nd
non- Mar ti nl oga n products bo th sea ml es s and simple.
The mate
ri als in yo ur n ew sub woo fer ar e of th e hi g he st
quality and wi
ll pr ov ide years of enduring enjoyme nt and
deepening
re spect. The cabin et is co nstructed fr om the
fin
es t composite ma te ri al for acous ti cal in te g ri ty and is fi n-
ished
wi th an a ttr ac ti ve custom c oa ti ng.
Th is User's Ma nual will explain in deta il th e o pe ra ti on of
your su
bwoof er and th e philosophy applied to its d esi gn.
A clear understanding will insure that
yo u obtain maxi-
m
um pe rf or mance and pleasure from this mo st e xac ting
s
ubw oofer.
Installation in Brief
We kn ow th at yo u are eager to hear yo ur new su bw oo fer,
so this sect ion is provided to allow fast a nd easy set u p. O nc e
you h
ave it opera ti onal, pl ea se take the tim e to read, in d ep th ,
th e r es t of the info rm ation in this manual. It will gi ve yo u pe r-
spec
ti ve on h ow to a tt ain th e greatest poss ible pe rf ormance
f
ro m thi s m os texacting subw aa fer sys tem.
If you experien
ce any difficulties in se tup or operation
of th e subwoofer, plea se refer to th e Pl acement, R oo m
A
co usti cs and Co nnections and Co n tr ol Se ttin gs sec ti ons.
6 Intr od uc ti on and In sta ll ation in Br ief
Sh ould you encounter a persistent problem th at cannot
be resolved, please
co n ta ct your autho ri zed M artinlogan
dealer. They will provide you with the appropriate techni-
cal analy
sis to alleviate th e si tuation.
Step 1: Unpacking
Rem ove your new sub woo fer from its packing.
Step 2: Placement
Ideally, place th e sub w oo fer in a corner ne ar the fr o nt of the
room. Thi s is a goo d place to start. Pl ease see t he Pl aceme nt
section (p age 11)of this manu al for more detail s.
Step 3: Signal Connection
The Dy na mo l OOO W and Dynamo 700 W subwoofers
are provi
ded with th e SW T-2 subwoofer wire less trans-
mitter.
We recommend using a ph ys i ca l wire connection
if p
oss ible. However, if ideal s ubwoo fer placeme nt is a
cha
ll en ge th e SW T-2 will provide a seamle ss wir ele ss
co nn ection with an ext re mely detailed and ar ticulate bass
perfor
ma nc e.
Us e th e bes t c ab les yo u can. High qua li ty cabl es , ava il able
from
yo ur sp ecialty dealer, ar e r eco m me nded and w ill
give you superior pe
rf o rm ance.
Attach
yo ur preamplifier/ processor outputs th rough cables
to the
si gna l inp ut ar ea l oca ted on th e s ubwo ofer's re ar
pane
l. Plea se see th e Connec ti ons and Co ntrol Se ttings
sec
ti on (p age s 8- l0) of this ma n ua l for more deta il s.
Step 4: Power Connection (AC) (see warning)
Mak e su re the le ve l kn ob is set at 'M in'. P lu g the
subw
oof er into a wa ll ou tl e t. Re vi ew th e AC P ower
Co nnection sec ti on (p age l 0) of this manual for more
deta
il s.
Step 5: Setting the Controls
Se t the level kn ob to a medi um v ol um e position (12
o'clo
ck) . Se t th e powe r swit ch to 'A uto On '.
Step 6: Listen and Enioy
N ow , you may ad ju st your system and en j oy !

Level Crossover
Phase Bypass
(LFE
In)
ao ©
180
°©
Min
Max
90
° Variable
(L
&
R In)
Figure
1.
D
yn
a
mo
l
OO
OW and Dy
na
mo
700W
co
nt
ro
l
s.
Level Knob
Setting
th
e level too
hi
gh will cau
se
t
he
b
ass
to
seem
bloat-
ed and is
th
e s
in
gle m
os
t
co
m
mo
n cau
se
of bad
sou
nding
subwoofer
s.
A r
ul
e of thumb is that the sub
woof
er shou
ld
not
draw
attention to itself, but should simply make the
sys
-
tems
low end se
em
more extended and accurate.
Phase Control Switch
Th
e phase con
tr
ol is e
nt
irely
depe
n
de
nt
on
th
e si
ze
a
nd
co
nfigura
ti
on of
yo
ur
listening env
ir
o
nm
e
nt
,
th
e pl
ace
me
nt
of
the
unit,
and
yo
ur
seating arrangem
ent.
Due
to
th
e way
ba
ss
sound waves develop
in
differe
nt
rooms,
th
ere is
no
rul
e of
thum
b for
se
tting
ph
ase. For
in
stance, if your
r
oo
m h
as
a
peak
at
th
e subwoofer crossover area, you
m
ay
wish to
se
t
th
e pha
se
so
th
e
ac
tual a
co
us
ti
c outp
ut
s
of
th
e subwoofer and ma
in
speakers are o
ut
of phase.
Exper
im
e
nt
, t
ry
differe
nt
se
ttin
gs
and be pati
en
t.
Crossover
Wh
en
th
e sub
woo
fer is
co
nn
ected
in
multi-
channel m
ode
(via
LF
E),
th
e crossover sw
it
ch sho
ul
d be
se
t to
'B
ypass
(LFE
In)'
so
th
at
th
e l
ow
pass
filter is not acti
ve
and yo
ur
proces-
sor handl
es
th
e bass manageme
nt.
W hen
co
nn
ect
ed
in
2-cha
nnel
mode (via le
ft
/
ri
g
ht
input),
th
e crossover switch should be
se
t to
'V
ariable
(L
&RIn)'
so
th
at
th
e low-pass filter is active.
Low
Pass Filter
Knob
Wh
en
the su
bwoo
fer is
co
nn
ected
in
m
ul
ti
-channel m
ode
(via
LFE),
th
e l
ow
pass filter is not active and
yo
ur
pro
ces-
ABOUT
THE
CONTROLS
Low
Pass
Filter
(Hz)
35Hz 120Hz
Line Level
Input
(LFE
In)
Le
ft
In
~
Ri
g
ht
In
®®
sor handles the ba
ss
m
anage
me
nt.
Wh
en
connected in
2-channel m
ode
via its left/
ri
g
ht
in
p
ut
, t
he
low
-pass filter
is
acti
ve.
As
a g
en
eral
rule
the
lo
w pa
ss
filter should be
set
equal
to
appr
oximately 70% of your speaker
's
lowest
fr
equency
re
sponse. Remember, t
his
is a
ge
neral rule.
We
ad
vise
th
at once
yo
u try
th
e recommended
se
tt
ing
us
ing
th
e for-
mul
a above, you should t
ry
t
he
s
urr
o
un
ding
settin
gs to
see
w
hi
ch
soun
ds b
es
t.
Wireless
Sync
BuHon
and Status
LED
(
not
shownabov
e)
Th
e
wi
r
eless
sy
nc
bu
tton
is
u
se
d to estab
li
sh
connec
ti
on to
th
e
SW
T-2 M
ar
ti
nL
oga
n Subwoofer W irel
ess
Transmitte
r.
The
Wir
eless sta
tu
s LED
in
dicat
es
th
e c
urr
en
t sta
tu
s of
th
e
wirel
ess
co
nn
ec
ti
on (see page l 0 for
furth
er deta
il
s).
Status
LED
(n
ot shown above)
Wh
en the sta
tu
s
LED
(l
oca
t
ed
on the
bac
k
of
th
e
sub
woo
fer) is b
lu
e,
th
e su
bwoo
fer is on.
When
th
e sta
tu
s
LED
is
red
th
e su
bwoo
fer
is
in
standby mode.
Master
Power
Switch
(not shown above)
L
oc
ated on the b
ack
pan
el
of
th
e
su
b
woo
fe
r, the
Mas
ter
P
owe
r switch
mu
st be
se
t to '
Au
to O
n'
for
the
subwoofer
to
ope
rate.
Wh
en
se
t to 'A
ut
o O
n'
th
e
su
b
woo
fer w ill
a
ut
omatica
ll
y e
nt
er a
pow
er sav
in
g mode when no audio
signal is detected. The subwoofer will automatica
ll
y
co
me
o
ut
of
pow
er saving m
od
e when a signal
is
de
tected.
Ab
out the Controls 7

CONNECTIONS AND CONTROL 5EniNGS
Before Connecting the Dynamo
Martinlogan's engineering and design team developed
the Dynamo 1OOOW
and Dynamo 700W subwo ofers
for easy setup and
system integratio n. Before beginning
to connect your subwoofer, please review the controls
discu
sse d in the last sec ti on. An understanding of th ese
will help speed you along as you co nn ect and integrate
your subwoofer w
ith your system. All signal connections
are done on the rear connections panel of the subw
oo f er-
Make certain that all of your connecti ons are tight.
WARNING! Turn yo ur subwoofer to 'Off'
before making or breaking any signal con-
nections!
2-Channel Mode
Thi s setup is recommended if yo ur su bw oo fer will be use d
in a 2-channel system with main speake rs play ing fu ll
range. When a signal is connected via left/right inpu ts
and the crossover switch is set to 'V ariable (L&R In), the
s
ubw oofer's internal low pa ss filter is ac tiv e.
If yo u will be using yo ur sys tem for bo th 2-cha nn el and
multi-channel listening
we r eco mm end co nn ec ting the
subwoofer as recommended
in 'Multi-Channei/LFE Mode'
on
the ne xt page . So me modern re ce iv er s and proce sso rs
allow u se rs to route left and right channel low-frequ en -
cy info rm a ti on, in ad dition to di sc rete LF E info rm at ion,
through
th e L FE output.
Signal Connection {see figure 2):
Co nn ect th e le ft and ri g ht outputs of yo ur preamplifier
to
the left and ri g ht inputs using quality R CA interco n-
nects. If yo ur preamplifier o nl y has one set of o ut puts
yo u m ay need to ob ta in Y ada pters fr om yo ur dealer.
Recommended Control SeHings {see figure 3):
Se t th e crossov er sw itch to 'Variable (L &R In)' .
2
Se t th e 'L ow P ass Filt e r' knob to app rox im ately 70% of
yo ur loudspe ak ers l ow est fr equency r es po n se .
3 W hile pl
ay ing music with ba ss co nt e nt , turn th e level
co
ntr ol up until th e mu sic has deep extended ba ss,
being careful to avo id levels that become overwhe lmin g.
8 Connec
ti ons and Con tr ol Se ttin gs
4
Tr y the phase contr ol in different settings until the
be st bl ending is obt ai ned. If you or e au gmenting
Mar tin logan loudspeakers, we suggest you start with
the phase
set at 90 °.
DYNAMO™
Line Level
Input
(L FE In )
Left In Righ t In
PREAMPLIFIER/RECEIVER
Figure 2. Signal co nn ection fo r 2-channel m ode.
Level
Low Pass Filter (Hz)
Crossover
@
Mi n M ax
Phase B ypa ss
,ag: At ( ~)
goo \\o.V' \\oV ~
Va ri a bl e ©)
35 Hz · 120Hz
(l & RIn)
DYNAMOTM
Figure 3. Co n tr ol settings for 2-channel mode.

Multi-Channei/LFE
Mode
This setup
is
recommended if your subwoofer will
be
used
in
a dedicated home theater or multi-channel system.
When
a signal
is
connected
to
the subwoofer's
LFE
input,
and
the
crossover switch
is
set
to 'Bypass
(LFE
In
)'
th
e internal
low
pass
filter
is
not active. By follo
wing
thi
s setup, you will
allow
your
processor
to
handle
most
of
th
e
bass
management.
If
yo
u will
be
using your system for both 2-channel
and
multi-channel lis
tening
we
recommend
using this setup
and
connection
method.
Some
modern
receivers
and
processors
allow
users to route left
and
right
c
han
nel
low-frequency informa
ti
on,
in
add
ition to discrete
LFE
infor-
mation, through the
LFE
output.
Signal Connection (see figure 4):
Connect
th
e
LFE
output
of
th
e processor to the
LFE
input
using a quality RCA int
erco
nn
ec
t.
WARNING!
Based on
the
pe~ormance
of
most
proces-
sors,
it
is
recommended that
Martinlogan
center and effects type speakers not be
run
in
large,
wide,
or
full
range mode. Doing
so
may
potentially
damage
the
speaker if
the processor attempts to drive
the
speaker
beyond
its
rated frequency range.
This
warning also applies to products from other
manufacturers.
It
is
recomme
nded
to
run
center
and
effects
type speakers in limit
ed
or
narrow
mode
.
Some
processors
have an
op
ti
on to
route
the
LFE
channel to your main
and/
or
surround
speakers.
We
recommend
that
you
do
not
use
this
option.
Recommended Control SeHings (see figure 5):
Set
the
crossover switch to 'Bypa
ss
(LFE
In)
'.
2 Use the
ba
ss
manag
eme
nt
sec
ti
on of your
pro
cessor's
speaker level setup
op
ti
on to
set
th
e subwoofer level
at
an
appr
opr
iate leve
l.
Fo
l
low
th
e
in
st
ru
cti
ons
in
yo
ur
processor
manual to fin
e-tune
th
e subwoofer level.
3
If
your proce
ssor
offers
th
e option to
se
tup
crossovers for a
s
ubw
oo
fer,
we
r
eco
mm
en
d that you s
tart
w
ith
th
e following
se
ttings- Crossover:
70
Hz, High-P
ass:
12
dB
,
and
Low-
Pass:
24dB.
The
optimal
setting
for
these
op
tions may vary
depending on
yo
ur
ro
om
and listening preferenc
es.
4 Adjust the phase control
un
til ideal blending is
ob
tained.
If
you hear no discernible difference leave the phase at
0°
5 Fo
ll
ow
the instructions in your processor manual to fine-
tune the subwoofer level
DYNAMO™
Line
Level
Input
(LFE
In
)
Left
In
Right
In
~
~
LFE
Out
PROCESSOR
Figure
4.
Signal
co
nneclion for
mu
lti-channel mode.
Level
@
Min
Max
Crossover
Phase Byp
ass
(LFE
In)
1~~
:
©t
©..
Variable
(L
& R
In)
DYNAMO™
Figure
5.
Control settings for
multi
-ch
an
nel
m
ode
.
Co
nn
ections and
Co
ntr
ol Settings 9

AC
Power
Connection
WARNING!
The
power
cord should not be
installed, removed, or leh detached from
the
subwoofer while the other end
is
con-
nected to an
AC
power
source.
The
IEC
power cord should be firmly inserted into the
AC
power
receptacle on the rear connection panel
of
the
subwoofer,
then
to any convenient
AC
wall outlet.
The
sub
also integrates a signal sensing
po
wer supply that automati-
cally switches off after s
en
sing no
musi
c signal for
se
veral
minut
es
(thi
swill occ
ur
when
th
e
pow
er switch is
se
t to 'Aut
o').
Your subwoofer is wired for the
po
wer service supplied
in
the country
of
original consumer sale.
The
AC
po
wer r
at-
ing applicable
to
a particular unit
is
specified both on
the
pocking carton and
on
the serial number plate attached to
th
e sub
wo
ofer.
If you remove
yo
ur
subwoofer from the
co
untry of o
ri
ginal
sole, be certain that
AC
power
supplied
in
any subsequent
location
is
suitable before connecting
and
operating the
s
ubw
oo
fer. Sub
sta
nti
ally impaired performance
or
seve
re
dama
ge
ma
y
oc
cur to
th
e s
ubw
oofer if operation is att
em
pt-
ed
fr
om an
in
correct AC power
so
ur
ce.
Replacing
the
Fuse
If
th
e
fu
se
in
yo
ur
s
ubw
oo
fer sho
ul
d require changing, tu
rn
off a
nd
unplug
yo
ur sub
woo
fer before removing
th
e f
use
.
Replace w
ith
a matc
hin
g
fu
se
.
Break-In
O
ur
custom made
woo
fers require
app
roximately
50
hours
of break-
in
at moderate
li
stening
le
vels before their
op
ti
mal
pe
rf
ormance
occ
ur
s.
Thi
s will
fa
ctor
in
on any c
riti
cal listen-
ing and
ju
dg
ment.
Optional
Wireless
Connection
The
Dynamo l OO
OW
and 7
00W
sub
wo
of
ers incorporate
a wirele
ss
receiver for u
se
with t
he
M
ar
tinL
o
ga
n
SW
T-2
Sub
wo
ofer
Wir
ele
ss
Transmitter. To
es
tablish a
wi
rel
ess
co
nnec
ti
on, co
nn
ect a
tr
ansmitter to yo
ur
elec
tr
o
ni
cs and
follow
th
e
se
two easy steps.
1.
Pre
ss
th
e subw
oo
fer's
sy
nc button and hold for 3 sec-
onds.
Th
e L
ED
will blink quic
kl
y.
l 0 Co
nn
ec
ti
ons and
Co
ntr
ol Settings
2
Pre
ss
t
he
sync
button
on
t
he
SWT-2
transm
itter
and hold
for
3 seco
nds.
The
LED
wi
ll b
li
nk
quickly.
If
pairing
has
com-
pleted s
uccessfull
y both L
EDs
will stop blinki
ng
and remain
on.
Please note:
If
a link
is
not established aher
30
sec-
o
nds
t
hi
s
transmitt
er's
LED
w
ill
start blinking slow
ly.
Repeat
both
steps
.
Please note:
The
LED
will b
li
nk
slo
wly if
the
wireless
transmitter
is
not in
use.
This
blinking
is
part of
the
nor
ma
l operation of the wir
eless
subwoofer
sys
tem.
If
you
shou
ld
choose to
mask
thi
s L
ED
with a
small
piece of tope
or o
ther
opaque material do
in
g
so
will not affect
the
per-
fo
rma
nce of
th
e subwoofer.
WARNING!
For
be
st
performance we
re
co
mmend that
the
SWT
-2
wireless
tra
nsm
itter
not be placed
on
the
floor.
WARNING!
When
operating wire
le
s
sl
y t
hi
s sub
woo
fer
may be
su
scep
ti
ble to
RF
inte
rf
erence
in
the 2
.4
G
Hz
band
wi
dth
fr
om
mi
cr
owav
e ovens a
nd
wi
re
l
ess
devices
such as
WiFi
syst
em
s,
vi
de
o
game
con
sol
es,
co
rdless
telephones, blue tooth devices,
and
bab
y monitors.
Genera
ll
y,
thi
s i
ss
ue
(in
termittent sound or slight popping
noi
ses
) is eas
il
y
re
so
lved by ph
ys
ica
ll
y separating prob-
le
mati
c devic
es
fr
om one ano
th
er
-a
distance as
littl
e
as
tw
o
feet
will ohen alleviate the
int
e
rf
erenc
e.
In
the ca
se
of
mi
crowave
ov
en
s,
th
e interfe
ren
ce will o
nl
y occ
ur
wh
en
the
microwave
is
operating.
Figure
6.
Est
ab
li
shing a
co
nnection
be
tw
een
th
e
su
b
woofe
r and
th
e
S
WT
-2
Su
bwoofer W irel
es
s Tran
smi
tt
er (included(.

Listening
Position
Generally, subwoofers have
the
most output when placed
in
the
corner
of
a room. However,
this
can also exagger-
ate
the
subwoofers output making blending difficult.
We
recommend starting
by
placing the subwoofer
in
a
co
r-
ner.
If
, after
th
e
full
range
of
tuning techniqu
es
have been
employed,
the
subwoofer
sounds
like
it
has
t
oo
much
upp
er
bass energy try pulling it
away
from
the
wall,
toward
the
listening position.
Th
is
will l
essen
the
reinforcement
of
these
problematic frequencies
from
the
wal
l and likely smooth out
the
response. Repeat
the
tuning techniques with
the
woofer
controls after
yo
u move it
(see
figure 7).
Ask
Your
Dealer
Your
Martinlogan
dealer can suggest many options for
optimal subwoofer placement.
The
y also have many to
ols
at
their
di
s
po
sa
l, such as experience, familiarity with
the
associated equipment, and e
ven
sound analysis equipme
nt
which may make
the
task
of determining optimal subwoofer
placement easier.
Enioy
Yourself
The Dynamo l
OOOW
and
Dynamo
7
00W
ar
e very
refined subwoofers and
will
benefit from care in setup.
Wit
h
the
above placement tips
in
m
in
d you will find, over
months
of
li
stening, that small changes
ca
n r
esu
lt
in
mea-
surable differences.
As
you live with your s
ubwoo
fer,
do
not be afraid to experime
nt
w
ith
positi
on
in
g until you find
th
e optimal relationsh
ip
be
tw
een your room, settings and
subwoofer that gives you the best
results.
Your efforts
wi
ll
be rewarded.
Installing in a Cabinet
Wh
en placing
th
e s
ubw
oo
fer
in
side of a c
abin
et it
is
r
ec-
ommended that
ther
e be o minimum
of
three
inches
of
open
space between
th
e cabinet
and
the
fr
o
nt
and
bock
sides
(
see
figure 8).
PLACEMENT
D § D
Figure
7.
D
yn
amo
subwoofers as the L
FE
(e
ff
ec
t
s)
c
ha
nn
e
ls
,
Mar
tinlogon
speake
rs
as
fro
nt
,
ce
nt
er,
and
surround (effect
s)
cha
nne
l
s.
Note
the
corner
placement
of
the s
ubw
oofers
at
the
fro
nt
of the
li
sten
ing room.
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ch
es
Figure
8.
Placing
th
e s
ubw
oofe
r in a cabinet requir
es
a mi
ni
m
um
of
th
ree
in
ch
es
of
open space on the front and back.
Pla
ceme
nt
l l

Figure 9. The Dynamo l OOOW and Dynamo 700W are capable of both front-firing and down-firing woofer orientations.
Changing Woofer Orientation
When installing the subwoofer in a cabinet it is recom-
mended that the subwoofer be converted to a front firing
configuration.
(see figure 9).
Prepare a flat surface with a blanket
to protect the finish.
Unplug signal and power connections.
Remove the grill
cloth.
2 Carefully lay
the subwoofer on its side. Using a coin,
unscrew
the attached feet. (see figure l 0).
3 Change
the location of the four feet.
4 Using a coin, reinstall the feet (see figure l 0).
Please note, 90° RCA adaptors may be required to
make signal connections. Two 90° RCA adaptors are
included
with the subwoofer.
l 2 Placement
Figure 10. To change woofer orientation, use a coin to unscrew the
attached feet, change location, and reinstall.

Your Room
This is an area that requires both a little background to
understand
and some time and experimentation to a tt ain
the best performance
from your sy stem. Your room is actu-
ally a component and an important part
of your sy stem.
This component is a Iorge variable and can dramatically
add to or subtract from a gr eat sonic experience.
All sound
is composed of waves. Each frequency has its
own wove size, with the lower, or boss frequencies literal-
ly encompassing from l 0 feet to as
much as 40 feet. Your
room pa
rti c ipat es in this wav e experien ce like a sw im -
ming pool with waves reflecting and becoming enhanced
depending on the size
and shape of the room and the
types
of surfaces in the room.
Remember that your audio system can actually generate all
of th e information required to recreate a so ni c eve nt in time,
space, and tonal balance. A
co us ti cally, th e ro le of on i de al
room would be to ne
ith er delete nor co ntribute to that infor-
mation.
Howe ver, nearly every room does to some degree.
Terminology
Standing Waves
Sound coming from a speaker bounces around in a ro om
until a pattern eme rges-this is called a standing wove.
Typically, this is only a problem with frequencies below
l OOHz.
Wh en this ha pp ens diff ere nt parts of yo ur r oo m
expe
ri ence e ith er an excess or a lack of bo ss.
Some people believe that having a r oo m witho ut par a ll el
walls will eliminate
this effect. The truth is that non-parallel
walls only generate different standing
wove patterns th an
th os e th at occ ur in rectangular r oo m s.
Usually, yo u can excite most of the standing wa ves in
a room by putting th e su bwoo fer in a co rn e r. Li sten in g
p
os ition determines w hi ch standing waves you will expe-
rience.
For in stance, if you sit in a corner you will hear
m
os t of th e stand in g waves. Thi s can be on overpowering
experience. Sitting next to a
wall c on also intensify the
levels of
th e standing wav es th at ar e experience d.
Resonant Surfaces and Obiects
A ll of th e surf ace s and objects in yo ur r oo m ore subject to
th e fr equenci es generated by yo ur sys tem. Mu ch like an
in strument, th ey will vibrate and "c arry o n" in sy n co pation
ROOM ACOUSTICS
with the music, and ma y contribute in a nega ti ve way to
the so
un d. Ringing, bo om in ess, and ev en brightness can
occur simply because surfaces
and objects are "singing
along" wi
th your speakers.
Resonant Cavities
Small alcoves or closet type areas in your room can be
chambers that creole
the ir own "standing wav es" and can
drum
the ir own "one note" sounds.
Solid Footing
After liv ing and exper imenting with your subwoofer ,
you may
want to use ETC™ (Energy Transfer Coupler)
Spikes (see figure l l
). With the use of these spikes,
the subwoofer
will be co me m or e firmly planted on th e
fl oo r and, co n se que ntl y, b ass will tighten. It is b es t not
to impl
em ent the spik es , h owev e r, until you ar e secure in
the posi ti oning, as the sp i kes con damage th e floor if the
subwoofer is moved.
Spike Installation Instructions:
Car efully lay th e sub woo fer on its side to gain access
to the bottom of the
feet.
2 Firml y pr ess the spikes int o the feet.
Caution: Make sure your h and s and any cabling ar e
cle
ar of the spik es . Do not slide th e subwoofer as spikes
are sharp and can dama
ge your floor or carpe t.
Figure 11. To insta ll th e spikes, pr es s them into the fe e t.
Room Acous ti cs l 3

HOME THEATER
It had long been the practice of stereo buffs to connect their
television
to a stereo system. The advantage was the use
of the larger speakers and more powerful amplifier of the
stereo system. Even though the sound was greatly improved, it
was still mono and limited by the broadcast signal.
In the late 1970's and early 1980's two new home
movie formats became
widely available to the public:
VCR and laser disc.
By 1985, both formats had developed into very high quality
audio/video sources. In fact, the sonic performance of some
video formats exceeded audio-only formats. Now, with
theater-quality sound available at home,
the only element
missing
was the "surround sound" presentation found in
movie houses.
Fortunately, Dolby and DTS encoded DVD's emerged
with the same surround sound information encoded on
home releases
as the theatrical release. Additionally,
new high-resolution home-viewing formats such as Blu-ray
as well as high-definition content provided via cable or
satellite have evolved which include multi-channel encod-
ed
audio that is virtually master tape quality. All that is
required to retrieve this information is a decoder and addi-
tional speakers and amps
to reproduce it.
Home theater is a complex purchase and we recommend
that you consult your local
Martinlogan dealer, as they
are well versed
in this subject.
Each piece of a surround system can be purchased sepa-
rately. Take your time and buy quality.
No one has ever
complained that
the movie was too real. The following list
and descriptions will give you only a brief outline of the
responsibilities and demands placed on each speaker.
Front Left and Front Right
If these speakers will be the same two used for your stereo
playback,
they should be of very high quality and able to play
loudly
(over 102 dB) and reproduce bass below 80Hz.
Center Channel
This is the most important speaker in a home theater
system, as almost all of the
dialogue and a large por-
tion of the front speaker information
is reproduced by the
center channel. It is important that the center speaker
be extremely accurate and mate well with the front
14 Home Theater
speaker, and that
it is recommended for use as a center
speaker.
This is not the place to cut corners.
Surround Speakers
We recommend (along with the film industry) that the sur-
round speakers play down to at least 80 Hz. Surround
speakers contain the information that
makes it appear that
planes are flying over your head. Some may suggest that
this is the place to save money and purchase small, inex-
pensive speakers.
If you choose to do so, be prepared
to upgrade in the future as discrete multi-channel digital
encoding is proliferating rapidly and the demands on sur-
round speakers have increased.
Subwoofer
With any good surround system you will need one or
more high-quality subwoofers
(the .1 in a 5.1, 6.1, or 7.1
channel surround
system). Most movie soundtracks contain
large amounts
of bass information as part of the special
effects.
Good subwoofers will provide a foundation for the
rest of the system.
D D
Figure 12. Dynamo subwoofers as the LFE (effects) channels, Martinlogon
speakers as front, center, and surround (effects) channels

Frequently Asked Questions
How do I clean my subwoofer?
Use a dust free clo th or a soh brush to clean your sub woofe r.
We recommend a specialty cloth (available through the
X
tati c shop at www .martinlogan. co m) that cleans better than
any
thin g el se we have tri e d.
Can I turn oH the blinking light on the back of my sub?
The LED will blink slowly if the wireless transmitter is not in
us e. This blinking is part of the no rmal operation of the w ir e-
le ss s ub wo ofer sy stem. If you should choose to ma sk thi s LED
with a sma ll piece of tape or o th er opa qu e material doing so
w
ill not a ff ect th e performance of the subw oo fer.
Is it safe to set things on my subwoofer?
While your sub wo ofer is designed w ith a durable, stain-
re sistant sur fa ce, we advise you not to s et anything on yo ur
subwoofer -espec ially co nt ai ne rs holdi ng li quids.
Is there likely to be any interaction between
my subwoofer and the television in my Audio/
Video system?
Yes . Th e sub woo fer doesn't use a s hi elded driver. We
r eco mm end 3 feet be t ween th e subwoofe r and v id eo
components that
are suscep ti ble to magne t ic fie ld s..
Plasma, L
CD, and L ED televisi on are not suscep ti ble to
magne
ti c inte rf erence.
Is there likely to be any interaction between my
subwoofer and other electrical devices in my house?
Yes . W hen ope ra tin g wi re l essly thi s subwoofer may be sus -
ceptible to RF inte
rf erence in the 2.4G Hz bandw id th from
mi crowave ovens and wi re l ess devices such as W iFi sys -
tem
s, video ga me co n soles, cordle ss tel e ph o nes , blue too th
devices, and baby monitors. Genera ll y, thi s i ssue (intermit-
tent sound or s
li ght popp ing noi ses ) is eas il y resolved by
ph
ys ically separat in g problema ti c devi ces fr om one ano th -
er-a distance as little as two feet will of t en a ll eviate th e
interference. In
th e case of micr owave ovens, th e i nt erfer-
ence w
ill o nl y occ ur wh en the microwave is opera tin g.
Will my electric bill go 'sky high' by leaving my
subwoofer plugged in all the time?
No . When the powe r sw itch is se t to 'Au to O n' t he
su bwoo fer w ill dr aw about 15 wa tt s wh en idle and only
l
wa t ts in st andby mode.
Should I unplug my subwoofer during a thun-
derstorm?
Y es , or before It 's a good idea to disconnect a ll of yo ur
audi
o/video co mponents dur in g stormy wea th er.
FAQ & TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting
No Output
• Check that all your sys t em components ar e tu rn ed on.
• Check that
the master pow er switch adj ace nt to the AC
re ceptacle is set to 'A u to O n' .
• Check your wi
res and connec ti ons.
• Check all inter
co nn ecting ca bl es.
• Ma ke sure the level contr ol is not turn ed d own .
•
Turn off and unplug th e su bwoofer and check the fuse
ne ar t he AC power co rd receptacle on the bock. If the
fu se has blown, replace t he bad fu se wi th o matching
fu se .
•
If th e pro bl em persist s, con ta ct yo ur dealer.
Muddy Bass
• Che ck placement. T ry moving the su bwoo fer closer to
the f ron t and side wa ll s.
• Check th e ty pe of feet that are being u sed . T ry in stalling
the ETC sp i kes .
• Dec
re ase th e leve l.
• Check your processor se tup.
•
If the problem persists, cont ac t yo ur deale r.
Hums or Unusual Sounds
• T urn th e subwoofer off, unp lu g a ll signal input s, tu rn the
subwoofer bock on
an d tu rn up th e leve l. If th e pr ob lem
di sap pear s, the hum is originating elsewhere in yo ur
sys te m.
• Connect
th e sub woo f er's AC co nne c ti on to the sa me AC
c
ir cuit as th e pre amp.
• If
ope rating in w irel ess mode, move the su bwoo fer
away from mi cr owave ovens and/ or any de vi ces th at
u
se wirel ess technology.
• If
th e problem persists, co nt ac t yo ur dealer.
Intermittent Output With Wireless
• M ake s ur e that no other wire l ess devi ces are within 2
feet of the S
WT -2 tr an sm i tt er.
• Check pla
ce me nt and ma ke sur e th e SWT -2 wir el ess
tr an sm itter is at least 1 foot off of the ground.
• Move t
he SWT-2 tran sm i tt er and sub close r toget her.
• Remove ba rri ers from between th e de vices. Although
th e SW T- 2 u ses on RF signal, it m ay n ot pe netr ate
some wa ll s or cab inet s.
Frequen tl y Asked Qu es ti ons & Troubleshooting 15

SPECIFICATIONS
Dynamo
1
OOOW
Specifications
Th
e Dynamo 1
OOOW
subwoofer
sys
tem c
on
si
sts
of a
s
in
gle woof
er
fo
r hi
gh
SP
L
outpu
t wi
th
mini
mal
disto
rt
ion.
T
he
equa
li
za
ti
on
used
is
spec
ifi
cal
ly
desig
n
ed
to
cou
nte
r-
act t
he
r
es
pon
se
of
t
he
wooferssealed box re
spo
n
se
.
Th
is
equa
li
za
ti
on leads to mini
ma
l group delay and proper
t
rans
i
ent
r
es
po
nse
.
System Frequency Response
22-200 Hz ± 3 d
B.
Anecho
ic in
LFE
mode
.
Low
Pass Filter Frequencies
35Hz- 120Hz
Low
Pass Filter Switch
Byp
ass
(LFE
In
),
V
ar
ia
bl
e
(L
&RIn)
Phase
0
°,
90°, 180°
Components
12" (
30.5
c
m)
hi
gh
-e
xc
ur
sion,
poly
pr
opylene cone with
ex
tend
ed
thr
ow driv
er
asse
mb
l
y;
sealed n
on-
r
eso
nant cabi-
netd
es
i
gn
Amplifier
500
watts
RM
S(1000 wat
ts
peak
)
Impedance
Le
ft
& Right/
LFE
RCA-
20,000
Oh
ms
Inputs
Le
ft
& Rig
ht
/ LFE
RCA
Li
ne L
eve
l
Weight
34 lbs. each (15 4 kg)
Mains
Power
Draw
Standby:
1W
I
dl
e:
15
W
Max
:
650
W
Size (Front-Firing Orientation)
13.
69
in
ch
es
W x 14.35 inch
es
D x 1
5.46
in
ches H
(34
Sc
mW x
36
.
4cm
D x
39
.
3cm
H)
Size (Down-Firing
Orientation)
1
3.69
in
ch
es
W x 14.
59
in
ch
es
D x 14.
54
in
ch
es
H
(34.
8c
mW x 37. 1
em
D x 36.93cm H)
16 Specific
at
i
ons
Dynamo
700W
Specifications
T
he
Dy
na
mo 7
00W
sub
woofer
system
con
s
is
ts
of
a sin
gl
e
woofer for high
SPL
ou
tput
w
ith
mini
ma
l di
sto
rti
on.
Th
e
equalizati
on
u
sed
is
s
pec
ifica
ll
y designed to
cou
nt
eract
t
he
res
po
nse
of the woofers
sea
led box re
spo
n
se.
Thi
s
eq
ua
li
zat
ion
leads to
mi
nim
al group delay and proper
trans
ie
nt
r
espo
n
se.
System Frequency Response
24-2
00
Hz±
3
dB.
Ane
choic in
LFE
mode
.
Low
Pass Filter Frequencies
35Hz-
12
0Hz
Low
Pass Filter Switch
B
ypass
(LF
EIn
),
Var
iable (L
&R
In)
Phase
0°,
90°
' 180°
Components
1
0" (25.4cm) high
-exc
ur
sio
n, polypropy
le
ne co
ne
with
ex
ten
ded
throw d
ri
v
er
a
ssemb
l
y;
s
ea
le
d
non
-
reso
nant
cabi-
net
design
Amplifier
300
w
atts
RMS
(600 wat
ts
pea
k)
Impedance
Le
ft
&
Ri
ght/
LF
ERCA - 20,
00
0 O
hms
Inputs
Le
ft
&
Rig
ht/ L
FE
RCA
Line
Level
Weight
26.5 l
bs
. each (12 kg)
Mains
Power
Draw
Standby: 1W
I
dl
e:
15W
Max:
400W
Size (Front-Firing Orientation)
11
.69
in
ch
es
W x 12.31 i
nc
hes D x 13.47 i
nc
h
es
H
(29
.7
cm
W x 31.3cm Dx 34.2cm H)
Size (Down-Firing Orientation)
11.
69
inc
he
sW x 12.53
inc
h
es
Dx
12.54
in
ch
es
H
(
29
.7
cm
W x 31.8cmDx 31.9cm
H)

GENERAL INFORMATION
AND
5WT·2
DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS
Warranty
and
Registration
Your Dynamo subwoofer
is
provided with an automatic
Limited
90
Day Warranty coverage.
You have the option,
at
no additional charge,
to
receive
Limited 3-Year
Warranty
coverage.
To
obtain the Limited
3-Year
Warranty
coverage
you need
to
complete and
return
the
Certificate
of
Registration, included with your
subwoofer,
and
provi
de
a
copy
of
your dealer receip
t,
to
Martinlogan within
30
days
of
purchase.
For
your convenience Martinlogan also
offers
online warranty
registrati
on
at www.martinlogan.com.
Martinlogan may not honor warranty service claims
unless
we
have a completed Warranty
Reg
istration card on file!
If
you did not receive a Certificate
of
Reg
istration with your
new subwoofer you cannot be assured of having received
a n
ew
unit. If
thi
s
is
the case, please
co
ntact yo
ur
autho-
rized
Martinlogan
dealer.
SWI-2
Dimensional
Drawings
Service
Should
you
be
using
your
Mar
tinlogan product in a country
other than the one in which it was originally purchased,
we
ask
tha
t you note the foll
ow
ing:
The
appointed
Martinlogan
distributor for
any
given
co
untry
is responsible for warra
nty
servicing only
on
units
distribut
ed
by
or
through it
in
that count
ry
in accor-
dance with
its
applicable warranty.
2 Should a
Martinlogan
product require servicing
in
a
co
untry other than the one
in
which
it
was
originally
purchased,
th
e end u
ser
may seek to
ha
ve repairs per-
fo
rm
ed
by
the nearest
Mar
tinl
ogan
distribut
or
, subject
to
that distributor's local servicing
po
licies,
bu
t all cost
of
repai
rs
(parts,
lab
or,
trans
portation)
mu
st
be born by
the owner of
the
Martinl
oga
n product.
3
If
,
a~
er
ow
ning
your subwoof
er
for six mo
nths
,
you
rel
ocate
to a
co
untry o
th
er than t
he
one
in
whi
ch
you p
ur
c
ha
sed
your subwoofer, your
war
ranty may be
tr
ansferable.
Contact
Martinlogan
for
de
tails.
3.64" (9.3c
ml
3,64po
(9
,3c
ml
D
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~
3
(II
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0
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General Informa
ti
on and S
WT
-2 D
im
ensional Dr
aw
ings 17

DYNAMO 1 000W DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS
13.69" (34.8cm)
13
69po (34 Scm)
' '
J n11111111n L.J
13.69" (34.8cm)
13,69po (34,8cm)
IL_j
l 8 Dynamo l OOOW Dimensional Drawings
14.35" (36.4cm)
14
35po (36 4cm)
' '
12.94" (32.9cm)
12,94po (32,9cm)
LJ
II...._..J
14.59" (37.1 em)
14,59po (37, 1 em)
I

....
~
DYNAMO
700W
DIMENSIONAL
DRAWINGS
11.69"
(29.7cm)
11
,69po
(29,7cm)
j
LJ
11.69"
(29.7cm)
11
,
69po
(29,7cm)
~
j
LJ
12.31"
(31.3cm)
12
31
(31
3 )
,
po ,
em
10.94"
(27.8cm)
10,
94po
(27
,
8cm)
LJ
VL_J
12.53"
(31
.
8cm)
12,53po
(31
,Scm)
II
LJ
u...,....._._JIII
LJ
Dy
namo 7
00W
D
im
ensional Drawings 19

WARNING! Do not use your Dynamo 1 OOO W or Dynamo 700 W subwoofers or SWT-2 transmitter outside of
the country of original sale- voltage requiremen ts vary by count ry. Improper voltage can cause dam age th at will
be potentially expensive to
re pair. The Dynamo 1OOOW or Dynamo 700W sub wo of ers and SWT -2 are shipped
to authorized Martinlogan distributors with
the correct power su pp ly for use in the co un try of intended sale. A list
of authorized distributo
rs can be accessed at www .martinlogan.com or by emailing in fo@martinlogan.
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