MP Speaker Nature Sound MP-HT500-SUB10 User manual

Congratulations
You’ve made an inspired decision. We created this
subwoofer with the intention to give you the greatest
sub-bass experience possible, and we think we’ve
succeeded.
Careful! This powerful subwoofer packs enough punch to
get you some serious complaints from your homeowner’s
association. To mitigate this possibility , be sure to extend
an invitation to your neighbors to enjoy your new
subwoofer with you.
Before You Begin
Please confirm that the following accessories have been
included.
If any of the above items are missing from your ship-
ment, please contact MP Loudspeaker immediately
Before rockin’ your new MP subwoofer，we also have
the following precautions and suggestions:
that the unboxing, moving, and positioning of the
unit be done by two people to avoid injury or damage
to the floor or unit.
while the subwoofer is operating. This can cause
unsightly dents in the cone.
all other connections are made.
listed about your receiver and other electronic gear.
feet have been installed. Doing so may mar the
subwoofer’sfinish or damage your floor.
as wood floors and tight weave rugs. If you`re going to
use the subwoofer on such a surface, use the supplied
metal footers under the carpet spikes or the rubber
feet to protect the floor. You are responsible for
determining when use of these disks is required.
so may result in noise, poor performance, or damage
to your equipment.
cord can produce unwanted hum in your system. If the
subwoofer cable must cross a power cord, try to cross
the cables at a 90 degree angle.
Product Features
Your new MP subwoofer is packed with
They include:
parts precision and low bass extension.
performance.
performance without resonance.
level output.
devices.
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woofer and improve performance.
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MP Loudspeaker Quick Start Guide
MP Loudspeaker
Specifications
MP-HT500-SUB10 Subwoofer
Amp Power: 500W RMS
Freq. response: +/- 3dB: 27 to 180Hz
Freq. response :+/- 6dB: 25 to 200 Hz
Woofer: Single 10”, High-Excursion Aluminum Driver
with Dual 10” Passive Radiators
Driver configuration: Single Active, Dual Passive
Enclosure: Sealed and Internally Braced 1” HDF
Dimensions: 342 H x 342 W x 342 D mm(withno feet attached)
Weight: 44 lbs.
MP-HT650-SUB12 Subwoofer
Amp Power: 500W RMS
Freq. response: +/- 3dB: 22 to 180 Hz
Freq. response :+/- 6dB: 19 to 200 Hz
Woofer: Single 12”, High-Excursion Aluminum Driver
with Dual 12” Passive Radiators
Driver configuration: Single Active, Dual Passive
Enclosure: Sealed and Internally Braced 1” HDF
Dimensions: 17” H x 15.5” W x 15.5” D (w/ feet)
Weight: 62 lbs.
features.
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Speaker

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Connecting Your Subwoofer
If your receiver has a subwoofer output:
(Most modern receivers do)
1. Run a dedicated RCA type subwoofer cable from the
receiver’s subwoofer output to the subwoofer input
labeled LFE. It is best to use a shielded cable for your
subwoofer so other pesky signals don’t worm their way
into your precious bass.
Note: When connecting via the LFE input, the
internal crossover is disabled. You will have to do all
bass management within your home theater receiver .
2. If your subwoofer cable has to cross the power cable
for another electronic device, have it cross at a 90
degree angle.
3. Plug the power cable into the back of your subwoofer
and into a wall outlet or power strip. DO NOT plug it
into the back of your receiver or preamp.
Note: Most subwoofers have both left & right inputs.
Since the sub signal is mono, it doesn’t matter which
one you use. Some people will buy a “Y adapter” or
“splitter” so that a single cable can feed both sub-
woofer inputs. There’ s no harm in doing this, the
reason subwoofers have L & R inputs is so that if you
have a stereo pre-amplifier , you can use both “pre-
outs” to the subwoofer without losing any bass.
If your receiver DOES NOT have a subwoofer output:
1. Run speaker wires from your receiver (or your front
left & right speakers) to the subwoofer’shigh-level
inputs.
2. Since speaker wire is typically unshielded, it’sbest
to steer clear of household wiring. If it does need to
cross the power cable for another electronic device,
have it cross at a 90 degree angle. If your subwoofer
emits a buzz or a hum, this may be the culprit.
3. Plug the power cable into the back of your subwoofer
and into a wall outlet or power strip. DO NOT plug it
into the back of your receiver or preamp.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
Speaker Out
High Level
Inputs
115V~/230V~
500W, 6 0H Z / 50H Z
POWER
ON
OFF
6.3AL/250V,120v~
3.15AL/250V,230V~
+
+ +
+
--
--
or
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
PRE
OUT
SW
6.3AL/250V,120v~
3.15AL/250V,230V~
115V~/230V~
500W, 6 0H Z/50HZ
230 V~115V ~
HI LEVEL INPUTS
USB POWER
5V/250mA
POWER
ON
OFF
LFE
70Hz
180
0
120Hz MIN MAX
VOLUMECROSSOVERPHASE
ON
AUTO
OFF
POWER
RIGHT
LEFT
The picture represent the wiring instructions
only, not the final of official products look like!
The picture represent the wiring instructions
only, not the final of official products look like!
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Speaker
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