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REL Acoustics ‘ST III’ User Manual
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CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS (Cont)
MODE SWITCH. Used to set phase* and to bypass crossover for Low Level input**.
Position 1 / Line: 0 degrees phase, crossover engaged low level input
Position 2 / LFE: 0 degrees phase, crossover bypassed for low level input
Position 3 / Line: 180 degrees phase, crossover engaged for low level input
Position 4 / LFE: 180 degrees phase, crossover bypassed for low level input
*Phase selection affects both Hi and Lo level inputs
**Crossover is always engaged for Hi level input regardless of mode switch
position.
LO LEVEL input volume control. Adjust for output level when using LO LEVEL phono
input
or balanced line level input XLR socket.
HI LEVEL input volume control. Adjust for output level when using HI INPUT Neutrik
socket or BAL HI INPUT Neutrik socket.
FINE ROLL OFF control. Fine adjustment of roll off point, used in conjunction with
Coarse Roll Off control (below). See chart on amplifier panel or in this manual, page 8,
for crossover frequencies determined by setting combinations of both controls.
COARSE ROLL OFF control. Coarse adjustment of roll off point, used in conjunction
with Fine Roll Off control (above). See chart on amplifier or in this manual, page 8, for
crossover frequencies determined by setting combinations of both controls.
0dB LO INPUT phono socket. Used to connect the Sub Bass System at low level to
the sub/LFE output of the amplifier/processor or left and right pre-amp outputs.
If Lo Level inputs are used to connect pre-amp right and left outputs then a 12dB
attenuator is available from REL to balance the two inputs.
Alternatively, a high quality Y-adaptor may be employed to connect at either input as
system gain characteristics demand.
+12dB LO INPUT phono socket . As 6 but a higher sensitivety. If LO LEVEL inputs
are used connected to pre-amp right and left outputs then a 12 dB attenuator is
available from REL to balance the two inputs.
Alternatively, a high quality Y-adaptor may be employed to connect at either input as
system gain characteristics demand.
BAL HI INPUT Neutrik Speakon socket. Used to connect the Sub Bass System at high
level to the speaker output of one channel of a differential output or bridged to mono
amplifier.
Note:- 230 volt models of Stentor III and Studio III have two BAL HI INPUTS.
UNBAL HI INPUT Neutrik Speakon socket. Used to connect the Sub Bass System at
high level to the main speaker output of amplifiers.
BAL LO INPUT XLR socket. Used to connect the Sub Bass System at low level to pre-
amplifier balanced line outputs. (Not on Strata III)
Note:- 230 volt models of Stentor III and Studio III have two balanced line inputs.
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