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Specifications:

Power rating IEC258

125W

Power rating peak

500W

Recommended amplifier

175W

Freq. Range +/-3dB

70Hz-20KHz

Freq. Range +/-10dB

60Hz-20KHz

Sensitivity 1W/1m

93dB

Nominal impedance

8 ohm

Woofer

8”

Tweeter

1”

Dispersion

90°

Flying system

TF bracket, Aux mounting bracket

Dimensions (H x W x D)

395x290x220mm

(15.55x11.42x8.66in)

Net weight

5.2 Kg (11.5 lbs)

CI 8

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Summary of Contents for CI4

Page 1: ...Manual for the CI series CI 4 CI 6 CI 8...

Page 2: ...hange without notice Mach Speakers A S makes no warranty of any kind with regards to this material Copyright 2004 Mach Speakers A S Reproduction in any matter whatsoever without the written permission...

Page 3: ...tall your CI speaker 9 Auxiliary mounting bracket 12 Mounting speaker on bracket 13 How to insert speaker cable 13 How to attach safety wire 14 Connecting to amplifier 15 Simple connection 15 Parallel...

Page 4: ...o get the most out of your Mach speakers and ensure an easy trouble free installation please read the manual carefully and follow the instructions If you have any additional questions or comments plea...

Page 5: ...nd hotels that require high fidelity in fill sound The goal of the in fill speaker design is to provide hi fi performance with high speech intelligibility in a compact package As background noise in t...

Page 6: ...I speaker is supplied as a complete system and your sales package should contain the following items 1 Manual 8 Rawlplugs 8 Wall screws 2 Safety wires 2 Auxiliary mounting brackets 2 Wall hanging brac...

Page 7: ...ination of strength functionality and design The drawing below shows the functional features of the cabinet Concealed joints HQ dome tweeter mounted in a horn with equal dispersion Reflex ports CI6 an...

Page 8: ...t without the use of tools The Mach TF bracket is illustrated below To adjust the bracket loosen the round locking knob on the top of the bracket by turning counterclockwise and adjust to the desired...

Page 9: ...s constructed as the perfect supplement for the CI4 6 and 8 speakers The CIW has an amazing low end sound quality unmatched by any other competing subwoofer product and the unique cabinet construction...

Page 10: ...bracket so that the mounting holes align with the holes in the wall Note that one cornerhas a recess for the safety wire 8 Screw the corner og the bracket opposite to the safety wire recess loosely to...

Page 11: ...10 The Mach TF bracket is extremely versatile and can be used for mounting the speaker in most of the required positions as illustrated Side view vertical Side view horizontal Top view vertical...

Page 12: ...11 Wall mounting Outdoor wall mounting Ceiling mounting Table Mounting on pole Wall mounting Ceiling mounting Mounting on pole Table...

Page 13: ...F bracket will not be suitable for mounting the speaker the CI series is also supplied with an auxiliary mounting bracket This bracket can still use the built in quick release system in the speaker ca...

Page 14: ...the end square is completely inside the locking plate release the locking button and make sure that the end square is now locked tightly into place How to insert speaker cable To insert the speaker ca...

Page 15: ...to attach safety wire The safety wire is attached to the speaker at one end and the wall at the other To attach the safety wire to the speaker please screw the fastener screw tightly into the speaker...

Page 16: ...a direct connection from one channel on the amplifier to one speaker In this case connect the terminal on the amplifier to the terminal on the speaker and the terminal on the amplifier to the termina...

Page 17: ...e speakers for each channel in parallel as illustrated However always remember to check the minimum loading impedance specified for the amplifier The max number of CI speakers that can be connected to...

Page 18: ...ing serial connection however please remember that the output will drop according to the number of speakers attached to each channel Warning Always follow the amplifier instructions when connecting yo...

Page 19: ...uilt to be weather resistant the speakers are not able to withstand prolonged exposure to water Over time dust and dirt will also not only reduce the quality of the sound but can ruin the tweeter and...

Page 20: ...ecommended amplifier 70W Freq Range 3dB 120Hz 20KHz Freq Range 10dB 80Hz 20KHz Sensitivity 1W 1m 87dB Nominal impedance 8 ohm Woofer 4 Tweeter 3 4 Dispersion 90 Flying system TF bracket Aux mounting b...

Page 21: ...plifier 100W Freq Range 3dB 90Hz 20KHz Freq Range 10dB 70Hz 20KHz Sensitivity 1W 1m 89dB Nominal impedance 8 ohm Woofer 6 5 Tweeter 3 4 Dispersion 90 Flying system TF bracket Aux mounting bracket Dime...

Page 22: ...mplifier 175W Freq Range 3dB 70Hz 20KHz Freq Range 10dB 60Hz 20KHz Sensitivity 1W 1m 93dB Nominal impedance 8 ohm Woofer 8 Tweeter 1 Dispersion 90 Flying system TF bracket Aux mounting bracket Dimensi...

Page 23: ...les are not connected in phase or if connections are bad you may experience lack of bass due to phase cancellation or no sound at all All cables must be connected positive to positive negative to nega...

Page 24: ...2 Or send an e mail to machservice support martin dk Item number Item text Grille Ci4 26000475 Ci6 26000476 Ci8 26000477 Ci4W 26000478 Ci6W 26000479 Ci8W 26000480 Crossovers XO4 06254065 XO6 06254066...

Page 25: ...Supplier Mach Speakers A S www mach dk...

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