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SUBSONIC FILTER

Subsonics are inaudible ultra-low frequency oscillations caused by feed-

back, floor vibration, studio noise and other nefarious enemies of your

speakers. They manifest themselves in a visible flopping of speaker woofer

cones. Distorting and destructive, subsonics are chopped off below 20Hz by

this special filter circuit. Don't confuse it with the lousy "Low Cut" filter on

your receiver or integrated which also robs audible low bass. The SUBSONIC

filter on the TEN should be left IN at all times with no audible loss of bass and

a whole lot of positive speaker protection.

VIDEO/AUXILIARY

Both this button and the TAPE MON button next door allow you to play

different inputs into the equalizer and then into your receiver or preamp for

listening. When you press VIDEO/AUX IN, the TEN will be equalizing input

from a television, disc player, VCR or any other line level source.

This is a "loop" just like the one controlled by the Tape Monitor on your

receiver. When pushed in, the TEN is receiving signals from the tape decks.

Note that if the deck is not playing and the TAPE MON button is pushed in,

deafening silence will occur.

Since the TAPE MON is a loop which goes out of the TEN through a tape

deck or other device and back in, it is where you'd plug any other sound-

enhancing devices such as surround sound, noise reducers, expanders, etc. If

such a device is installed, pushing the TAPE MON button IN will activate this

device. See the hook-up details if this is getting hazy. If you don't own any

other outboard add-ons, don't worry about it further.

Next we come to the EQ SLIDERS that make up the equalization

portion of the TEN. The sound spectrum - from the lowest to highest - is

divided up into ten EQUAL ranges, called octaves. Don't worry about the fact

that the frequency numbers don't jump up in orderly tenths but instead

approximately double. Just think of them as ten equal bands of sound. Each

has its purposes and contributes different experiences to your enjoyment of

music. While reading this section, note the chart of instruments which will

help you understand the relationships of instruments to frequency bands.