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            The wire, which is coloured brown, must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked 

 

with the letter ‘L’ or coloured red. 

 

NOTE: 

For certain countries the power cord will be supplied with an integral moulded plug 

 

   

  to satisfy national safety standards.

 

CAUTION: 

THIS UNIT CONTAINS MAGNETIC COMPONENTS, WHICH CAN AFFECT 
ADJACENT 

 

SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT. 

2.2  Hearing damage 

This equipment can deliver sound pressure levels in excess of 100 dB. At this level permanent  
hearing damage can occur and exposure to this level of sound, even for relatively short periods  
(see table below), can be harmful. Of equal importance to the maximum level of sound is the  
exposure to high levels of sound for extended periods. There are no internationally agreed limits  
and different countries have different limits, which are measured in differing ways. IT IS  
IMPORTANT THEREFORE THAT THE USER ESTABLISHES THE RECOMMENDED, AND 

IN SOME  

TERRITORIES, LEGAL LIMITS WHICH ARE IN PLACE. As a guide the table below shows the 

levels  

that are acceptable in the majority of Western Europe, the US and Canada: 

      dB(A) 

 

   Listening time per day 

90 

 

 

 

8 hours 

95 

 

 

 

2.4 hours 

100 

 

 

 

40 minutes 

105 

 

 

 

15 minutes 

110 

 

 

 

5 minutes 

115 and over   

 

Not at all 

It is also important to note that the effect of exposure to sound is cumulative. Having listened to 
sound for example for 15 minutes at 105 dB, further exposure to noise levels above 80 dB should be 
avoided until the next day. 

 

  UNPACKING

 

 
 

  This Quested product has been carefully manufactured, tested and packed to ensure that it arrives  

 

  in a flawless condition. The component parts of the packing have been thoughtfully designed to  

 

  offer sufficient protection during transportation, yet remain fully recyclable and should be retained  

 

  for future use. Also included in a separate bag will be the appropriate power cord for your country. 

 

  INSTALLATION 

 

 

  4.1  Positioning/Mounting

 

 

  The 

SB10

 is designed to be mounted either vertically or horizontally. It should be placed on the  

 

  floor close to the cabinets it is reinforcing. If a single cabinet is used in mono, it should ideally be  

 

  placed as described in the detailed setting up instructions on page 9 of this manual. If two cabinets  

 

  are to be used they should be placed directly under the stereo, full range boxes. There is a linking  

 

  stand available for this purpose. Where possible avoid positioning the 

SB10

 in a corner as this  

 

  increases the chance of exciting standing waves within the room, creating an unpleasant  

 

  boominess. It is important that if placed on a floor, the floor is flat and if mounted, the chosen  

 

  support is rigid so that  the speaker does not vibrate when the monitor is driven. The supplied  

 

  spikes or feet should be used to stabilize the cabinet. Vibrations caused from uneven placement  

 

  will result in lack of low frequency definition. Its positioning close to or away from the rear wall 

and  
 

  proximity to any room corners is best determined by experimenting and placing the speaker in  

 

  differing positions. The shape of the room, normal listening position and room treatment will all  

 

  have an effect on determining the speaker’s positioning.  

 
 

 

The 

SB10

 controller is designed to mount in a standard 1U rack space. It can also be mounted on  

 

  a table or shelf. The SB controller will dissipate heat through the case. It should be positioned with  

 

  provision for air circulation. 

 

Summary of Contents for SB10

Page 1: ...SB10 SB10 User Manual Quested Monitoring Systems Ltd Units 6 8 Kingsgate Heathpark Industrial Estate HONITON Devon EX14 1YG England Tel 0 1404 41500 Fax 0 1404 44660 www quested com...

Page 2: ...erations 8 5 1 Mains On Off Switching 8 5 2 Front panel indicators control 8 5 3 Test 8 5 4 Crossover frequency 8 5 5 Bypass 8 5 6 Gain 8 5 7 Phase 8 5 8 Polarity 8 5 9 Power 9 5 10 Rear Panel Control...

Page 3: ...everal advantages Firstly you can now mount the SB10 electronics close to hand bringing monitoring functions and metering to hand This also makes it a lot easier to precisely setup the sub bass Additi...

Page 4: ...component parts of the packing have been thoughtfully designed to offer sufficient protection during transportation yet remain fully recyclable and should be retained for future use Also included in a...

Page 5: ...s essential that the green yellow core of the mains cable or the ground pin of a 3 pin moulded plug is connected to the electrical installations safety earth or ground It is internally connected to al...

Page 6: ...e fuse carrier using a flat blade A spare fuse of the correct rating is also provided within the same carrier If none of the above is the cause of the fault it is likely that the unit has suffered an...

Page 7: ...in 2 of speaker input XLR and the ground of the source connected to pin 3 The screen of the interconnecting audio cable should be connected to pin 1 of the input connector only There must be no connec...

Page 8: ...y the high pass filters that supply the full range monitors and the low pass filter that supplies the sub bass cross over 5 5 Bypass This mutes the sub bass output and bypasses the crossover filters t...

Page 9: ...l set it to 14 Hz 6 SETTING UP THE WHYS AND HOWS OF SUBWOOFER USE 6 1 WHY The SB10 s can be incorporated into a compact stereo monitor system to either extend the system low frequency response or incr...

Page 10: ...m behind the listening position 25o 120cm S6 S6 SB10 40cm Speaker directed at a point approximately 40cm behind listening position Diagram shows a symetrical room layout The system is set up centrally...

Page 11: ...up an audio system it is good practice to start at the source e g 1st outboard equipment 2nd mixer 3rd SB10 4th left and right monitors When powering down the reverse order should be adopted Getting...

Page 12: ...L RTA At the top right hand corner of the screen set the full scale spl level to 105 Set the weighting which is just to the right of top center of the screen to FLAT Set the display to RTA which is ju...

Page 13: ...ystem Systems with two SB10s Connect the out puts of the SB1 to each of the subwoofers connect each subwoofer to its corresponding full range cabinet Proceed with the Accurate system alignment It is n...

Page 14: ...panel recessed switch LED indicates when on Sub bass bypass front panel switch LED indicates when bypassed Sub Gain 14 to 6 front panel pot Sub level indicated with LED Meter Sub Phase front panel po...

Page 15: ...ion free of charge providing that a The fault is reported to the authorised distributor b Proof of purchase is provided c The fault is not caused by misuse neglect or faulty operation by the user d Th...

Page 16: ...cessary to replace the bass driver place the cabinet on its rear and using a 4 mm hex head driver remove all of the bolts As with most objects held by a series of bolts these bolts should initially be...

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