Elipson Legacy 3220, User Manual

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Elipson Legacy 3220
The Elipson Legacy loudspeakers feature a 4-terminal binding
post for bi-wiring improved performance by removing both
straps. Only one amplifier is necessary, but two distinct cables
or a four conductors cable are used to, individually, power the
mid-low frequency range and the high frequency range on the
loudspeaker. Top terminals for the upper mid-woofer and the
tweeter, bottom terminals for the bass frequencies of the lower
woofer. For bi-amplification two amplifiers are required to power
both frequency spectrum.
Bi-wiring and bi-amplification
Burn-in period
When you take them out of the packaging, the Legacy speakers
are not yet able to reproduce with the same efficiency all the
sound frequencies they are supposed to play. The loudspeakers
are complex mechanical assemblies which need a period of
adaptation (“burn-in”) to operate at their best and become
acclimatized to the temperature and humidity conditions of your
environment.
This burn-in period may last for some weeks, but you can
quicken it by operating the speakers between 100 and 150 hours
consecutively, on a moderate volume with a specific burning-in
CD, or by broadcasting a radio station.
Bi-wiring or bi-amplification Mono-amplification