Aurelia Ambera, User Manual

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The connection of an amplifier to the
loudspeakers
NOTE! Always switch the amplifier off before connecting or
disconnecting loudspeaker cables.
The loudspeakers are connected to an amplifier through the
connections and speaker cables, located behind the loudspeakers.
The right loudspeaker is connected to the amplifier's right channel
(R) and the left loudspeaker is connected to the left channel (L).
When using a home theatre amplifier, we recommend that
compatible Aurelia Magenta loudspeakers are used with Ambera
central and rear loud speakers. These are connected to the home
theatre amplifiers' central and rear channel outputs. Fork
connectors or banana plugs can be used when connecting the
loudspeakers. The cables can also be connected to the
loudspeakers without connectors, by unpeeling the insulator of the
loudspeaker cable for about 10 mm and placing the peeled end in
the hole on the side of the connector. The connector screw is rotated
open thus that the hole alongside the connector screw becomes
visible. The cable is placed in the hole and then the screw is
tightened to an appropriate hand tightness. A spanner may also be
used for the tightening process. In this case, note should be taken
that excessive tightness is not used. The black jack is the (-) pole
and the red is the (+) pole. The (+) lead from the loudspeaker is
attached to the amplifier's (+) terminal and the (-) lead to the (-)
connector.
IMPORTANT! Make sure that the (+) and (-) connectors, leads or
their cords do not come into contact with each other, as the amplifier
may be damaged. Carefully tighten the connectors so that the
cables do not later become loose, possibly resulting in a short
circuit. Also, read the user manual for the amplifier to ensure that the
connectors to the loudspeakers have been completed correctly.