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Use equal lengths of the appropriate wire 
to bi-wiring the speakers. Consult your 
dealer for cable options. Connect the 
wires between the amplifi er and speakers 
as illustrated.

CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS

Map out the wiring paths from the speakers to the amplifi er. We recommend 16-gauge wire for 
runs up to 25 feet, and 14-gauge wire for longer runs. Be sure the speaker wire does not rest or 
rub against any sharp or pointed objects. Allow an extra foot of wire at the speaker location to 
make it easier to connect the speaker before setting it in position .

For normal, single wire connection, unscrew (turn counter-clock-
wise) one set of the terminal knobs. Strip about 1/2” (12mm) of 
the insulation from the two wire conductors and twist the wire 
strands into a tight bundle. Insert the wire into the hole in the 
terminal shaft and turn the terminal knob clockwise to clamp 
the wire in place. Be sure there are no loose strands of wire that 
could touch the other terminal. 

Be sure the positive and negative speaker terminals of the am-
plifi er are connected to the corresp (red) and – (black) 
terminals of the speakers. All wire is marked in some way to 
make it easy to trace the connections. The two conductors will 
be color coded, or there will be a stripe or ridge on the insula-
tion, to identify them.

The terminals also accept wires with pin lugs or spade lugs at-
tached. Dual banana plugs can also be plugged into the back of 
the terminals. 

When connecting more than two speakers per amplifi er channel, you should use series/parallel 
wiring. In all cases, make certain that the total impedance does not fall below the amplifi er’s 
rating. If you are not sure, contact your Snell Acoustics dealer.

BI-WIRING

High performance audio systems can benefi t from bi-wiring the speakers. 
This involves connecting two sets of wires between the amplifi er and the 
speakers. If you are bi-wiring your speakers removed the terminal straps 
by loosing the terminal knobs and sliding the straps to the side. 

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Summary of Contents for IC-K7

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Page 2: ...5 khz No Black cloth over MDF frame 19 x 6 x 9 inches 483 x 152 x 229mm depth includes 7 16 12mm grille Textured black paint 18 lbs 8 16kg each IC K7 56 Hz 20 kHz bass reflex 77 Hz 20kHz with port pl...

Page 3: ...ed black paint 20 lbs 9 07kg each IC D7 62 Hz 20 kHz 50 300W 4 ohms 90dB SPL 1 SEAS silk dome ferrofluid cooling Dual 61 2 inch 165mm copolymer with butyl rubber surround 5mm excursion 2kHz Yes Black...

Page 4: ...speakers from which they are derived PLACEMENT OF THE FRONT CHANNEL SPEAKERS A home theatre system includes three loudspeakers placed across the front of the listening room The distance between the le...

Page 5: ...EX systems that use side and rear speakers together overcome all of these obstacles and give both maxi mum envelopment and a more continuous surround effect A second factor to consider is the evennes...

Page 6: ...the other terminal Be sure the positive and negative speaker terminals of the am plifier are connected to the corresponding red and black terminals of the speakers All wire is marked in some way to m...

Page 7: ...l Acoustics service representative and to present proof of purchase from an authorized Snell dealer in the form of your sales slip when requesting service Excluded from this warranty is damage that re...

Page 8: ...snellacoustics com www snellacoustics com 2009 Snell Acoustics All Rights Reserved Specifications are subject to change without notice Covered by patents issued and or pending Part 542 1060 IC K7 CR7...

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