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User's Manual
K&F SPECTRA 212
3.4
Protecting the Speakers, Reliability
Be sure to connect the K&F SPECTRA 212 speaker to a K&F SystemAmp or a K&F SystemRack.
Never feed audio at excessive levels to the speaker. This may be caused by mixing consoles, equalizers,
effect equipment, etc. and should be indicated on this equipment. Clipping at the power-amp output is
typically shown by a red clipping indicator. In any case, be sure to lower the signal level once it sounds
distorted.
For damage caused by
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overloading the speakers or
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using the speakers without K&F SystemAmp or K&F SystemRack
we do not assume warranty and excludes liability for possible consequential damage.
Signals that may damage the speakers include the following:
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Continuous high-volume signals at high frequencies, continuous audio feedback
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Continuously distorted signals at high levels
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Sounds occurring when connecting, disconnecting, or switching on a device on the audio system
while the speaker is on
Never place your speakers
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where they are permanently exposed to direct sunlight,
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where the devices are exposed to high moisture or rain.
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where they are exposed to strong vibrations or dust.
Damage Caused by the Speaker’s Magnetic Fields
Even when not connected, loudspeakers continuously produce a magnetic field. Therefore, when trans-
porting or placing the speaker, be sure to keep a minimum distance of about 1 meter between the
speaker and magnetic disks or computer/video displays.
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