Amplifiers and Wiring
AMPLIFIER SPECIFICATIONS
Insure each Transducer is powered by an amplifier that is rated at 100 - 125 watts into 4 ohms per
channel (for TST239) or 125 - 150 watts into 4 ohms per channel (for TST329, TST429, AW339, AW439).
If you are unsure if your amplifier meets these specifications, contact the amplifier manufacturer. If you
have further questions, call Clark Synthesis.
HOME THEATER
There are several different ways to hook up your system in terms of which source material (signal) is
delivered to the amplifier(s) and Transducer(s). We have found that about half of our customers prefer
using the LFE/SUB signal with their Transducers. The other half prefer using the right front (RF) and left
front (LF) signals. Additionally, there are a few people who like to use multiple signals concurrently. In
the following instructions, we provide you with general diagrams for each of these hookup methods.
LFE/SUB HOOKUP
The LFE, SUB, or Subwoofer output is the signal that you send to the subwoofer.
If your receiver has only one LFE/SUB/Subwoofer output port, connect a "Y" adapter to that output.
This will allow you to split the signal between the Transducer and the subwoofer. To do this properly,
connect your subwoofer to one side of the "Y" adapter. Connect the amplifier to the other side of the
"Y" adapter. To reduce the amount of noise produced when using this signal, use another "Y" adapter
cable when connecting to the amplifier. This will allow you to connect the signal into both the left and
right input connectors on the amplifier.
Amplifier
Output
Transducer
Tactile Sound Transducers
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Home Theater Receiver
L
R
IN
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Y Adapter
LFE/SUB
Y Adapter
To Input of
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Subwoofer
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