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Specifications: PINsub Subwoofer Kits

Specifications: August 18, 2015

This Specification covers the following Pinnovators Subwoofer products:

330_019 PINsub_SAM,      330_040 PINsub_WHITESTAR,
330_034 PINsub_DM,        330_036 PINsub_DCS,
330_038 PINsub_WPC95, 330_041 PINsub_SPIKE

Subwoofer / Audio Output:

  • Compatible with subwoofers and stereo amplifier systems with RCA inputs or 3.5mm Stereo inputs.

Speaker Inputs (Sound Board outputs):

System Back Box Speakers Cabinet speaker
Williams/ Bally WPC DM 1 combined channel 1 combined channel
Williams/ Bally WPC DCS 1 channel 1 channel
Williams/ Bally WPC 95 1 channel 1 channel
Stern Whitestar systems 1 channel 1 channel
Stern SAM systems 1 channel 1 channel
Stern SPIKE systems 2 Channels 1 channel

Outputs:

  • Speaker output(s) to system Back Box and Cabinet speakers.

  • Back Box Interface Board: 3.5 mm Stereo jack (Mono output) R and L are connected together except for SPIKE systems. Do not use a mono cable.

  • Cable: Output terminates in choice of stereo 3.5 mm male plug  for subwoofers with 3.5 mm inputs OR using supplied adapter, RCA male outputs for subwoofers with RCA inputs.

  • PINsmx compatible: YES. PINsmx accepts 3.5mm stereo input cable.

  • Ground: Referenced to system ground. If connecting two outputs to one subwoofer, verify grounds on inputs to subwoofer are isolated! If not isolated, mute function on headphone kit may not function properly. PINsmx Subwoofer mixer is recommended for properly mixing up to 4 game outputs.

Subwoofer Output Level: 

  • Output Level: Speaker level divided by 2
  • Protection: Short circuit protected. Output impedance is typically 200 Ohms and if cable to subwoofer is shorted to ground, amplifier will be protected by series output resistance.
  • Mix (non-SPIKE systems):Unmixed, Cabinet speaker only. Note: Cabinet speaker audio and Back Box audio are very similar in audio frequency range and content in our findings.
  • Mix (SPIKE systems):Unmixed, Backbox speakers only (L and R). Note: Cabinet speaker audio and Back Box audio are very similar in audio frequency range and content in our findings.