placing on high mass loaded stand in free space can
offer an increase in perceived space and depth of
playback material.
Note: the connections on the back of the speaker are
single wire with 4mm banana sockets. The correct
frequency response ( tonal balance ) is achieved with
the grilles in place. Removal of the grilles will
compromise high frequency and mid frequency
performance.
Switch off the amplifier. Identify the left speaker of
the pair as the speaker on the left when viewed from
the listening position.
Connect the black terminal on the amplifier left
channel to the black terminal on the left loudspeaker.
Then connect the red terminal on the amplifier left to
the red terminal on the left loudspeaker. Repeat these
connections for the right-hand channel. Check the
integrity of the connections and that there are no
shorted wires. Turn down the volume and switch on the
amplifier. Select a known source and turn up the volume
cautiously.
New speakers require a “break in” per
iod. This enables
the drive units to settle into their normal working
routine and electrical components in the crossover to
“bed in”. A minimum of fifty hours playing will see the
speakers “broken in” additional playing will continue
to improve the overall sound quality.
Connecting cables can have an important effect on the
final sound quality. Similar lengths of good quality
speaker cable should be used. Your dealer can best
advise you of suitable cables for your installation.