Figure 5. This example shows how to connect bare wires to the terminals.
Figure 6. Wiring diagram shows polarity connections for one
channel of a stereo or home theater system.
W
IRING THE
S
YSTEM
IMPORTANT: Make sure all equipment is turned off before making any
connections.
For speaker connections, use a minimum #16-gauge speaker wire with
polarity coding. The side of the wire with a ridge or other coding is
usually considered positive polarity (i.e.,
+
).
NOTE:
If desired, consult your local Infinity dealer about speaker wire and
connection options.
The speakers have coded terminals that accept a variety of wire connec-
tors. The most common connection is shown in Figure 5.
To ensure proper polarity, connect each
+
terminal on the back of the
amplifier or receiver to the respective
+
(red) terminal on each speaker,
as shown in Figure 6. Connect the
–
(black) terminals in a similar way.
See the owner’s guides that were included with your amplifier, receiver
and television to confirm connection procedures.
IMPORTANT: Do not reverse polarities (i.e., + to –, or – to +) when
making connections. Doing so will cause poor imaging and diminished
bass response.
B
I
-W
IRING
C336
The outer connection panel and internal dividing network of the C336 is
designed so that separate sets of speaker cables can be attached to the low-
frequency transducer and midrange/high-frequency transducer portions of this
dividing network.This is called bi-wiring. Bi-wiring can provide several sonic
advantages and considerably more flexibility in power amplifier selection.
Figure 7.
Single-Stereo Amplifier
Figure 8.
Dual-Stereo Amplifier
Figure 9.
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