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Monitor Audio Silver W-12 specifications

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The Monitor Audio Silver W-12 subwoofer is a car audio accessory that delivers enhanced bass performance. It is engineered to provide deep and powerful bass response, resulting in a more immersive and dynamic audio experience. Custom-designed and tailored for specific vehicles, this subwoofer is seamlessly integrated into the car to optimize its performance.

Constructed with high-quality materials, the Monitor Audio Silver W-12 subwoofer ensures long-term reliability and durability. Its sturdy build allows it to withstand the rigors of everyday use without compromising its sound quality.

With its advanced engineering, the Monitor Audio Silver W-12 subwoofer is capable of reproducing bass frequencies with great precision and accuracy. This allows it to add depth and richness to music, movies, and other audio content, making the overall listening experience more immersive and enjoyable.

Featuring a sleek and modern design, the Monitor Audio Silver W-12 subwoofer seamlessly blends with the interior of any vehicle. Its compact size allows for easy installation and placement without sacrificing performance.

Overall, the Monitor Audio Silver W-12 subwoofer is a reliable and high-performing car audio accessory that enhances the bass performance of any vehicle. Its custom-fit design, premium materials, and precise bass reproduction make it a great addition to any car sound system.

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Silver W-12
owners manual

Introduction

Thank you for your purchase of the Monitor Audio Silver W-12 subwoofer, which has been designed and constructed using quality systems and materials to provide years of enjoyment, reliability, and pride of ownership.
The new 500-watt DSP controlled amplifier utilizes advanced switch-mode power conversion techniques and superior processing to increase dynamic control and far greater head-room before any sign of distortion.
The sealed box construction ensures this powerful combination delivers tight, powerful bass all the way down to a thunderous 22Hz in a typical room setup.
The W-12 features our innovative Automatic Position Correction (APC) system, developed and completed in-house. APC uses a microphone and test tones to automatically calculate detrimental room modes and automatically correct frequency response, optimizing it for the room and position. This is a simple and quick automated process that is a complete revelation to the installer and ensures the user is able to enjoy the sub-woofer quality how it was intended.
Please read through this manual to familiarise yourself with any safety advice and how to set up your subwoofer to achieve the very best listening experience.
Please retain this manual for future reference.

Spiked Foot Assembly

For Carpeted Floors

The Silver spiked foot assembly incorporates a spike for use on carpeted floors and also, a soft polymer pad (for use on wooden or tiled floors).
Please ensure there are no hidden wires under the carpet that could be damaged by the spikes.

The foot comes fully assembled for use on carpeted floors. All that is required is fixing into the bottom of the cabinet. This is achieved by simply screwing the feet fully into the 4-threaded insert in the underside of the cabinet. If your carpet has a very thick pile, remove the soft polymer pad from the foot to ensure the spike goes right through the carpet into the floor. With great care turn your cabinet the right way up. Place the cabinet in your desired location, and check that it is level on all sides. If it is slightly uneven, unscrew the spike at the lowest point and check again.
Continue this process until the cabinet is fully level. Use the locking nut on the foot to fix the foot in place and to stop any unwanted vibrations.

Spiked Foot Fixing For Wooden/Hard Floors

For use on solid floors or where spikes are inappropriate, it is possible to use the foot without the spike. To use the foot in this manner carefully grip the knurled portion of the spike and rotate anti-clockwise to unscrew the spike fully.
You may find it easier to first remove the polymer pad so as to gain more purchase on the spike.
The pad should be replaced before carrying out the leveling operation previously described.

Amp Panel

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1. Crossover Frequency Control
   The crossover frequency control only operates when connected to the stereo inputs. It does not have any effect when connected to the LFE input. This control feature is used to set the upper-frequency limit (low pass) of the Silver W-12. The crossover control should be set in accordance with the size or bass output of the main/satellite speakers. Refer to the following chart as a guide to setting the crossover frequency control to the optimum position. Much will depend on the correct low-frequency response of the main speakers and their position within the room. Experimentation is advisable. Notes:

   Type of Main Speaker	Crossover Control Setting
   Large floor-standing speaker	40-60 Hz
   Small floor-standing speaker	50-70Hz
   Large stand-mount/ bookshelf speaker	50-80 Hz
   Small stand-mount/ bookshelf speaker	60-90 Hz
   Small satellite speaker	80-120 Hz

2. Phase Control Switch
   The Phase Control is used to synchronize any delay between the Silver W-12 and main/satellite speakers. When the Silver W-12 is in phase with the main/satellite speakers the sound should be full-bodied. Sit in a normal listening position whilst adjusting the phase switch. Help from another person may be required. When set correctly the location of the subwoofer should be almost undetectable. Experimentation is recommended in order to achieve optimum results. However, it should be noted that in most cases the phase control switch should be set to 0 degrees, especially when using a digital AV processor or AV receiver amplifier.
3. Power Mode Switch with On-Auto Facility
   The Power Mode Switch has two positions: ‘On’–‘Auto’. With the switch in the ‘On’ position, the subwoofer is permanently switched on under all conditions and will need to be manually put into Standby mode. While in Standby mode, the W-12 may be woken by pressing the EQ button. In the ‘Auto’ position the subwoofer will automatically wake once an input signal is received and will remain on while still receiving a signal. The Silver W-12 will switch into standby mode following a period of 20 minutes without an LFE signal. Refer to page 8 for further information.
4. 12 Volt Trigger Input ~ Centre Pin = +12Vdc
   For external power control from AV amplifier/ receiver to the W-12. Monitor Audio recommends using this function and a lead is supplied. This 12-volt signal is generated by the AV amp/receiver and tells the W-12 to turn on from standby mode. This allows a more accurately controlled auto on/off function and is far more energy-efficient.
   When using the 12v trigger, the Power Mode Switch (3) must be in the AUTO position, for it to function correctly.
5. USB Connector
   This is provided to update the firmware within the W-12.
6. RCA Line Level Inputs (Stereo Left & Right)
   For connection to a 2 channel/ stereo amplifier system. Connection should be provided by a pair of high-quality signal cables from the pre-out section of an amplifier.
   Note:- cable lengths should not exceed 10 meters to avoid interference from other electrical appliances.
7. RCA Line Level Outputs (Stereo Left & Right)
   To be used to feed additional sub-woofers to the W-12 by ‘daisy chain’ type connection. The outputs are linked out only connections and do not provide any form of filtering.
8. LFE Input (RCA Type)
   This input is to be used when connecting the W-12 to an AV amplifier/ receiver. When using the LFE input, the crossover control is not used. This is due to the crossover function being controlled and set by the AV amplifier/ processor when its setup procedure is run.
9. LFE Output/ Link (RCA Type)
   To be used to feed additional sub-woofers to the W-12 by ‘daisy chain’ type connection. The output is a link-out-only connection and does not provide any form of filtering.
10. Mains Power Switch
    The Mains Power Switch should be switched to the ‘Off’ position when the Silver W-12 will not be used for extended periods. The switch must be in the ‘On’ position for the subwoofer to function.
    WARNING: Due to the main switch being located on the rear panel, the apparatus must be located in an open area with no obstructions to access the main switch.
11. IEC Mains Power Connector/ Fuse Location The Silver W-12 is supplied with a two-pin mains input socket for connection to the mains supply. Use ONLY the appropriate IEC mains lead provided with the product. Also fitted is an external mains fuse. If a fuse blows during operation a spare fuse is provided within the fuse holder for replacement. If you wish to change the fuse, you can do this by removing the IEC mains lead and carefully levering out the original fuse from its holder below the IEC mains input socket (11a). If the fuse blows again it is advisable to seek help from an authorized service agent. DO NOT attempt to re-fit a further fuse as this could result in serious damage to the amplifier unit.

Top Control Panel

1. EQ Button
   This button has multiple functions, these are listed below:
   

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   • It wakes the W-12 from standby with a single press
   • A long press (5 seconds) puts the W-12 into standby mode.
   • When operational, it cycles through three different EQ profiles.
   • The LED indicates the selected EQ profile (while operational) and other states depending on model and color. A color matrix can be found below.
   WHITE — Boot sequence
   BLUE — EQ Profile 1 (Movies)
   PINK — EQ Profile 2 (Music)
   GREEN — EQ Profile 3 (Impact)
   CYAN — Room Calibration In Progress
   RED — Factory Reset (Static)
   YELLOW & OTHER COLOUR — Fault mode (when flashing with another color. See below.)
   Further information on the EQ profiles can be found on page 8.

2. Calibration Button
   The calibration button is used to enter ‘Automatic Position Correction (APC). This is used to take SPL measurements of the room and to correct the frequency response of the speaker to offset any coloration effects of the environment.
   Refer to page 6 for further information on running the APC.
3. Microphone socket
   Used to set the subwoofer up to adjust for the room acoustics.
   Refer to page 6
4. Volume Control
   This is used to set the volume control of the sub-woofer. Adjust this to a level at which the subwoofer blends seamlessly into the rest of your system. See the Set-Up procedure on page 6for recommended initial settings.

Initial Set-Up

Leave the Silver W-12 unplugged from the mains until all signal cables are connected.
The W-12 should now be sited in the most suitable position, preferably not directly in the corner of a room as this may cause an excessive bass boom. Once a desirable position is achieved it is important to check if the cables are long enough to reach comfortably without being under tension. Cables should be less than 10 meters to avoid interference.
Never connect or disconnect the RCA input/ output leads with the Silver W-12 switched on.
For initial setup, put the Power Mode Switch in the ‘On’ position and leave the 12v trigger cable disconnected.
Once the input (and output if necessary) cables are connected and the power mode switch is in the On position, the W-12 can be connected to the mains power supply and switched on at the mains power switch.

Power Cycle

When the W-12 powers up for the first time or when it has been turned off for a long period, the EQ button will flash red 3 times while powering up and then go into standby mode (if the power mode switch is in the auto position).
When it senses a signal or is activated by the 12v trigger, the LED will illuminate white while booting and then the color of the previously selected (or default) EQ profile.
If the power mode switch is in the On position it will be white while booting up and then to the color of the previously selected (or default) EQ profile.
To continue with the setup procedure, the power mode switch in the ‘On’ position so that the APC can be initiated.

Set-Up

Automatic Position Correction
Automatic Position Correction (APC) will optimize the acoustic output of the subwoofer to match the ideal system performance by removing the dominant room modes from the listening position. The APC will take measurements from 3 different seating locations within the room to achieve the most accurate correction.
NOTE: Please run the APC before running the automatic room setup of your AV amplifier.

To perform APC, follow the steps listed below:

1. Pressing the Calibration Button (item 2, page 5) while in normal operation will enter calibration mode.
   A flashing blue LED in the calibration button indicates that the subwoofer is ready to perform an APC measurement.
2. Place the microphone in the normal listening position, then press the EQ button to activate a room measurement. This will flash cyan and a series of tones will be heard.
   If it doesn’t get a good enough reading, the EQ button LED will blink red and the sub will run the test tones again until it gets an accurate enough measurement. The LED will then blink green, then purple
   (processing the equalization) and go off. The Calibration button will be flashing blue indicating that it needs to run a second and third set of tones.
3. Repeat step 2 in another 2 listening positions to provide more room information for the subwoofer.
   Good locations for the 2nd and 3rd measurements would be 1m to the immediate left and right of the initial listening position.

The subwoofer will then calculate the error between the current listening position and the ideal frequency response of the system, then calculate and apply digital filters to optimize the listening experience for the room.
When it has completed the APC the Calibration Button LED will go off, and the EQ Button LED will go the color of the previously selected EQ profile.
If you do not wish to run a second and third APC frequency sweep, you can cancel the test by pressing the Calibration Button again.

Connected to an AV Receiver

The majority of AV amplifiers have automatic set up systems. If your amp has an auto-set-up procedure, run this now with the volume set to around 10 — 12 o’clock and the power mode switch in the On position.
When the auto set up is complete check the settings on the AV amp for the subwoofer to ensure they are correct. The crossover frequency should be roughly the same as in the table on page 3 and the level should be no more/ less than +/- 3dB. If not we would suggest adjusting accordingly.
Now play a variety of music/ film excerpts that you are familiar with gradually increasing the volume to an average listening level once you are sure everything is working correctly.

Connected to a Stereo Amplifier

Stereo L & R input may be required if using a 2-channel stereo amplifier, or an amplifier with no LFE output.
Connect 2 x interconnect cables (left and right) from an amplifier to connections marked Inputs L & R.
With the pre/ integrated amplifier set to a low level, set the subwoofer up using the suggested guide below before playing any music/ test tones.

• Set the volume to around 10 o’clock (Page 5)
• The frequency should be set in accordance with your main speakers (refer to the table on Page 3)
• Phase to 0 (Page 4)

Now play some familiar music and gradually adjust the volume and/ or the frequency until happy with the integration and balance of the subwoofer with the rest of the system.

EQ Profiles

The Silver W-12 has 3 preset EQ profiles. These are EQ1 (Movies), EQ2 (Music), and EQ3 (Impact).
These profiles change the characteristics of the sound from the subwoofer. We highly recommend experimenting with the different profiles to see which most suits your room, tastes, environment, etc. An example of the different profiles do can be seen below:

Silver W12 EQ Profiles

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Additional Information for Auto On/ Off and Signal Sensing

In auto power mode, the method which wakes the system up takes priority until it is put into standby, with trigger always taking priority over signal sensing.
Signal sense is around 1mV sensitive on both the stereo and LFE inputs.
Some examples can be seen below:

1. The system is woken up with a signal. When the signal is stopped, a 20-minute timer will start counting down to zero. At zero, the system will enter standby again. If a signal is re-introduced within this 20-minute window, the system will reset and stop the timer. The trigger line will not have any effect.
2. The system is woken up with the 12V trigger going high. The signal sense will not affect the state of the amplifier. The amplifier will automatically enter standby when the 12V trigger line transitions low.
3. The system is woken up with both the signal present and the 12V trigger high. The trigger will take priority, and signal sense will not have any effect.

Specification

Monitor Audio reserves the right to alter specifications without notice.

Trouble Shooting

Fault Mode

The Silver W-12 can display 3 individual fault codes. Each fault mode makes the LED in the EQ Button alternate between yellow and another color; red, green, or blue.
Mode 1 — Power supply unit issue
Yellow/Red flashing
Mode 2 — Power amplifier issue
Yellow/Green flashing
If these faults occur, try carrying out a power cycle first, leaving the mains power removed for at least 5 minutes. If that doesn’t solve the error try a factory reset.
If it still does not output a signal or the fault mode is still present, please contact your local dealer/ distributor or Monitor Audio immediately.

Factory Reset

If any problems or glitches occur, the first port of call will be a factory reset. This is actuated via a long press of button 1 and button 2 simultaneously.

This will reset —

• The current saved EQ (Resets to profile 1)
• Any saved microphone calibration data
• Any saved APC filter profiles

Firmware Version

A short press of both buttons causes the system to report its current firmware version by blinking the LED’s within the buttons.
The LED within the EQ Button denotes a 1 and the LED within the Calibration button denotes a 0. Add up the pattern and pauses to determine the firmware version, for example:
Firmware version 2.1.1 would be 2 x EQ LED — Pause — 1 x EQ LED — Pause — 1 x EQ LED
Firmware version 3.0.0 would be 3 x EQ LED — Pause — 1 x Calibration LED — Pause — 1 x Calibration LED.

Owner Information

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Both the craftsmanship and the performance of this product are guaranteed against manufacturing defects for a period of five years for speakers from the date of purchase (see conditions in the Important Safety Instructions booklet), provided that the product was supplied by an authorized Monitor Audio retailer under the consumer sale agreement.
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Documents / Resources

References

• Monitor Audio | Hi-Fi, Cinema & Architectural Speakers

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