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Enclosure Cleaning

Setting Bass Contour

   The switch located near the connection terminals optimizes the low 

frequency response of the speaker for wall or stand mounting. 

When the speaker is mounted on a speaker stand, away from 

the wall press the end of the switch marked with “|”. 

When the speaker is mounted on the wall or table, press the 

end of the switch marked with “o”. The upper bass range will 

be slightly attenuated to compensate for the increase in bass 

caused by wall reflection.

  The above recommendations should yield the most accurate 

response in each example, but they are optional. If you prefer the 

sound with settings opposite the above recommendations, feel free to 

use your settings instead.

  Note: Always place the switch in the “o” position if you are 

using amplifier or receiver that does not have a high-pass filter 

on the speaker outputs. Receivers and amplifiers that do not 

have separate subwoofer outputs are in this category. 

  The MC630HD can be safely used with any receiver rated above 30 watts per channel. There is little advantage in using more power than 

100 watts per speaker, but receivers above this power rating can be used so long as the receiver is not operated at distorted levels.

Operating a receiver (of any power rating) beyond its maximum undistorted output level creates distortion – added high frequency sound not 

part of the musical program. Distortion dramatically increases the internal operating temperature of a speaker and will eventually cause the 

speaker’s failure due to burned or melted internal parts. While Cambridge SoundWorks includes the most heat-tolerant parts commensurate 

with good acoustic design, the speaker’s Limited Warranty against defects in materials or workmanship does not apply to parts that fail from 

long-term operation at very high temperatures.

Warning About Excessive Amplifier Distortion 

  The speaker enclosures can be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth or mild cleaner. 

  Brush or vacuum the grille panels with a soft brush attachment to your vacuum cleaner.

  If you suspect there is a problem with your 

Newton HD 

loudspeaker, contact the retailer where it was purchased or a Cambridge 

SoundWorks Audio/Video Consultant, who will help you track down the problem.  If together you agree there is something wrong with your 

Newton HD

 loudspeaker, return it to the retailer that sold it to you.  Mail-order and Internet retailers will generally require a Return Authorization 

number.  Products purchased from a Cambridge SoundWorks store, you may call us for a factory Return Authorization.  

Do not return the 

Newton HD

 loudspeaker or any parts without first obtaining a Return Authorization.

In Case of Difficulty

Summary of Contents for MC630HD

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Page 3: ...cting for Damage 4 System Configuration 5 Speaker Placement 5 Wiring 6 Speaker Mounting 7 Horizontal Use 8 Bass Contour Switch 9 Enclosure Cleaning 9 In Case of Difficulty 9 Specifications 10 Dimensions 10 Newton Series HD High Performance Loudspeaker ...

Page 4: ...ch part carefully for shipping damage If there is any do not install or use the speaker Return the speaker to the merchant where you made the purchase or call Cambridge SoundWorks at 1 800 FOR HIFI 1 800 367 4434 for assistance Inspecting For Damage 1 One Speaker 2 Two stick on rubber feet 3 Four clear round stick on rubber feet 4 Center Channel rear support 5 20 machine screw for rear support 6 T...

Page 5: ...ngle from the centerline Left and right surround speakers should be 110 degrees from the centerline Left and right rear speakers in a 7 1 system should be at 140 degrees If a single rear speaker is used in a 6 1 system it should be centered on the rear wall Front speakers should be as close to the height of the TV monitor as practical Surround and rear speakers should be slightly higher Recreate t...

Page 6: ...each speaker location Strip 1 2 inch of insulation from the two individual conductors in the speaker cable Twist the exposed strands of bare wire together Determine which conductor you will use to connect the positive terminals of the amplifier and speaker together Printing or a ridge on the insulation usually distinguishes one of the two conductors Sometimes the metal of the conductors has two di...

Page 7: ...so that the speaker hangs firmly on the wall without rattling Attach the wire to the speaker terminals Slide the speaker on the screws from the top 1 2 3 2a 2b 1 1 4 BRAND AF6TM ALLIGATOR Solid Wall Anchors Drill 1 4 diameter hole minimum hole depth 11 2 Insert anchor and tap flush Place item over anchor Insert screw and tighten flush For best results use screw gun for installation in solid walls ...

Page 8: ...ach two rubber hook shaped stick on feet symmetrically along the bottom edge of the speaker approximately 10 apart If you are mounting the speaker on an uneven surface you may need to attach the feet closer to the center Adapt the actual position to your needs Remove the logo by pulling it straight out Turn it 90 degrees so that the text reads correctly Press it back in place 1 2 3 Logo Orientatio...

Page 9: ...of any power rating beyond its maximum undistorted output level creates distortion added high frequency sound not part of the musical program Distortion dramatically increases the internal operating temperature of a speaker and will eventually cause the speaker s failure due to burned or melted internal parts While Cambridge SoundWorks includes the most heat tolerant parts commensurate with good a...

Page 10: ... power range 20W 100W RMS per channel Frequency Range 80Hz 24kHz Woofer Type 2 x 4 with co injection molded composite cones and butyl rubber surrounds Tweeter Type aluminum dome with ferrofluid damping and neodymium magnet Crossover 2 way series connected Enclosure High density pressure cast aluminum with molded composite baffle Specifications Dimensions ...

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