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Unpacking Your Loudspeakers

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Now you have opened the carton, we hope you are reading this manual.

If you are unpacking the larger loudspeakers remember that these units are heavy. We suggest that you have someone to

assist you.

Lift the loudspeaker carefully out of the packing. Do NOT try and lift the loudspeaker using the cloth bag.

Unpack any accessories carefully.

If there is any sign of damage or if the contents are incomplete, report this to your dealer as soon as possible.

Stand mounting loudspeakers are ready to be connected after unpacking.

Retain the packing for future safe transport of the product. If you dispose of the packing, do so with respect to any

recycling provisions in your area.

The larger loudspeakers will need to be

assembled on their plinths and spike kits.

Ensure you have plenty of unobstructed working space.

Place a soft cloth on the floor to protect the loudspeaker.

Invert the loudspeaker onto the cloth.

Thread a locknut onto each spike and loosely run it up

the thread.

Thread the spikes onto the spike inserts. Tighten them

finger tight.

Thread a spike knob on to the head of each spike.

Place the  spacing washers over the holes as indicated.

Place the plinth on the

loudspeaker. Place a washer over each of the four round

head screws. Insert the screws into the threaded holes on

the loudspeaker and tighten securely.

Invert the loudspeaker. Be careful not to damage the

floor with the spikes.

You will probably find that the speaker will wobble with one spike not

contacting the floor. Adjust this spike until all four spikes are on the floor.

With the aid of a spirit level move each spike in and out until the

loudspeaker is level and sitting squarely on all four spikes with no rocking.

Now tighten each locknut securely against the collar in the plinth to secure

the spike.

Thread the knob onto the spike and tighten to secure the  assembly.

A spike seat is provided for use on wood or stone floors etc. and should be

placed as shown.

The plinth is an integral part of the design. Do NOT use floorstanding loudspeakers without the plinth properly

attached.

The spacers lift the base of the loudspeaker off the plinth by a precisely calculated amount. This space forms the exit

path for the Quarter Wave transmission line. On no account should these spacers be omitted or substituted as this will

seriously impair the low bass performance of your loudspeakers.

Attaching the Plinth and Spikes to Floorstanding Models

Levelling the Loudspeakers

Attaching the Plinth:

When the speaker is upright:

Important notes on floorstanding loudspeakers:

Spike

Using the Spike Seat

Knob

Spacers

Spike

Locknut

Knob

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Page 3: ...tem a special form of transmission line in which smooth low frequency extension is achieved without the usual upper bass hot zones found in many reflex loaded speakers The line terminates in a port un...

Page 4: ...lace heavy objects on top of loudspeaker cabinets The product must not be exposed to dripping and splashing and no object such as a vase of flowers should be placed on the product Lighted candles must...

Page 5: ...of the four round head screws Insert the screws into the threaded holes on the loudspeaker and tighten securely Invert the loudspeaker Be careful not to damage the floor with the spikes You will proba...

Page 6: ...left and right channels in order to equalise the signal transmission Allow some slack in your speaker cables so you can alter their position to best advantage but do not have your cables over long Spl...

Page 7: ...y To bi wire you will need to install two lengths of twin core cable between the amplifier and each loudspeaker The bi wiring principle can be further extended by bi amplifying bi amping To bi amp you...

Page 8: ...between you and the speakers If the loudspeakers are placed too close to the walls the bass will increase but may be boomy and indistinct If the loudspeakers are placed further away from the walls th...

Page 9: ...peaker Some amplifiers have two pairs of output terminals to facilitate bi wiring but this is not essential The advantages of bi wiring are fully retained if your amplifier has only one pair of loudsp...

Page 10: ...38 7 25mm 8 Ohms 42Hz 24kHz 40Hz 3 kHz lbs 2 channel Floorstanding Quarter Wave 130mm 15 100W 88 dB 50Hz 760 x 165 x 265 820 10 7 kg 23 5 lbs 890 x 330 x 450 23 5 kg 51 7 25mm 8 Ohms 38Hz 24kHz 3 kHz...

Page 11: ...to fine design fine engineering and fine craftsmanship Our speakers are built to provide a lifetime of pleasure to the eye the ears and through the music they play the soul We hope you will derive ma...

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