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Choosing Where To Place The Speakers

Speaker placement within the listening room will have a great impact upon the total performance of TAD Compact Evolution One speaker 

system in terms of bass performance, tonal accuracy, and imaging. All rooms are different and so this section is intended as a guide only. 

Experimentation in your room will yield optimum results.

Begin by placing the rear of the speakers approximately one to two feet in from the front walls and the sides one to two feet in from the 

side walls of your listening room, as shown in Figure 1. Your listening position should be roughly equal to the distance between the two 

speakers. Also, turn the speakers inward so each axis points toward the listening position.

Next, connect the audio system as described in 

CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS

 on page 7. Then, optimize the speaker placement as 

described in 

OPTIMIZING THE SYSTEM

 on page 11.

Listening Position

(e.g., on couch)

B

12 in. to 24 in.

(305 mm to 610 mm)

12 in. to 24 in.

(305 mm to 610 mm)

12 in. to 24 in.
(305 mm to 610 mm)

A

A

• Distance “A” must be greater than distance “B”.
• Each TAD Compact Evolution One is turned toward listening position.

Right

TAD Compact Evolution One

Left

TAD Compact Evolution One

Figure 1. Placement of a pair of TAD Compact Evolution One speakers for stereo music listening

Speaker care

The TAD Compact Evolution One speaker system is crafted with a painted finish. Wipe the cabinet surface gently with the accessory 

cleaning cloth to remove dust and fingerprints.

 CAUTION

 

When dusting the cabinet, do not use cleansers, abrasives or chemically impregnated cloths.

 

Contact with alcohol, benzene, insecticides or other chemicals may cause peeling or discoloration of the finished surface.

Summary of Contents for CE1

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ral disasters Caution in use Do not allow the speaker to output distorted sound for long periods of times This is an indication of using excessive power and can result in a fire hazard Do not sit or s...

Page 3: ...s 6 Speaker care 6 CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS 7 Input terminal specifications 7 Single Wire Connections 7 Bi Wire Connections 8 Bi Amplification Connections 9 Vertical Bi Amping 9 Horizontal Bi Amping 10...

Page 4: ...ragms The tweeter features a light weight highly rigid beryllium diaphragm Utilizing our proprietary vapor deposition process The combination of stiffness low mass and high internal damping ensures th...

Page 5: ...stable barycentric positioning INSTALLATION AND CARE Precautions regarding the installation location Do not install the speaker system in areas exposed to direct sunlight nor near heating appliances...

Page 6: ...system as described in CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS on page 7 Then optimize the speaker placement as described in OPTIMIZING THE SYSTEM on page 11 Listening Position e g on couch B 12 in to 24 in 305 mm to...

Page 7: ...unable to produce proper stereo phase effect Input terminal specifications This speaker system is provided with LF Low Frequency input terminals for the woofer and HF High Frequency input terminals f...

Page 8: ...the HF input terminals for CST Finally connect the respective speaker cables in pairs to the amplifier s speaker terminals Take care to connect both wires to the amplifier terminals and both wires to...

Page 9: ...ier drives the low frequency section and the other channel drives the high frequency section as shown in Figure 4 Connect one set of speaker cables between the amplifier s Channel 2 or 1 terminals and...

Page 10: ...h of the amplifiers must possess the same gain value If the two amplifiers have different gain values an imbalance will occur between the playback levels of the low frequency and high frequency ranges...

Page 11: ...osses in front of the listening position Because of the superior off axis performance of the CST driver the strength of the side wall reflections will be reduced and at the same time the image will be...

Page 12: ...x 1 Cleaning cloth x 1 Warranty card This warranty is valid only in Japan Accessory parts Shorting links x 2 Note Included parts may vary slightly by region The specifications and construction detail...

Page 13: ...by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing adapts ESTABLISH A SAFE LEVEL Set your volume control at a low setting Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and cle...

Page 14: ...it en cas d accidents ou de d g ts r sultant d une installation inappropri e d une erreur d utilisation d une alt ration du produit ou de catastrophes naturelles Pr cautions Utilisation Ne permettez p...

Page 15: ...NTES 7 Sp cifications de borne d entr e 7 Connexions en mono c blage 7 Connexions en bi c blage 8 Connexions pour bi amplification 9 Bi amplification verticale 9 Bi amplification horizontale 10 OPTIMI...

Page 16: ...tion de notre proc d de d pot en phase vapeur L association de rigidit de l g ret et d un fort amortissement interne garantit que les r sonances du diaphragme sont bien contr l es et plac es bien au d...

Page 17: ...nement barycentrique stable INSTALLATION ET SOINS Pr cautions relatives l endroit d installation N installez pas les enceintes dans un endroit en plein soleil ou proximit d quipements de chauffage Un...

Page 18: ...o comme expliqu sous CONNEXION DES ENCEINTES la page 7 Puis optimisez l emplacement des enceintes comme d crit sous OPTIMISATION DU SYST ME la page 11 Position d coute p ex sur un canap B 305 mm 610 m...

Page 19: ...oduire l effet st r o ad quat Sp cifications de borne d entr e Cette enceinte est dot e de bornes d entr e LF basse fr quence pour le woofer et de bornes d entr e HF haute fr quence pour le branchemen...

Page 20: ...En dernier lieu raccordez les c bles de haut parleur respectif par paires sur les bornes de haut parleur de l amplificateur Prenez bien soin de raccorder les deux c bles sur les bornes de l amplificat...

Page 21: ...cateur entra ne la section basses fr quences et l autre canal la section hautes fr quences comme illustr sur la Figure 4 Raccordez un jeu de c bles de haut parleur entre les bornes Channel 2 ou 1 de l...

Page 22: ...t avoir la m me valeur de gain Si les deux amplificateurs ont des valeurs de gain diff rentes un d s quilibre se produira entre les niveaux de lecture des plages de basses et de hautes fr quences Cons...

Page 23: ...axe se croise devant la position d coute En raison des performances sup rieures du CTS en position d sax e l intensit des reflets sonores des parois lat rales sera r duite tandis que l image sera stab...

Page 24: ...t valable uniquement au Japon Pi ces accessoires Fiches coupe circuit x 2 Remarque Les pi ces fournies varient l g rement selon les r gions Les sp cifications et les d tails de construction dans ce do...

Page 25: ...un volume s curitaire AVANT que votre ou e s adapte vous permettra de mieux vous prot ger CHOISISSEZ UN VOLUME S CURITAIRE R glez d abord le volume un niveau inf rieur Montez progressivement le volume...

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Page 28: ...4 1 1 2 4 TAD 5 TAD Compact Evolution One 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 8 9 10 10 11 12 12 12 12 13 14 2...

Page 29: ...One TAD CE1 TAD 1 CST 1 CST CST 250 Hz 100 kHz CST TAD 2 3 MACS 2 MACS 4 SILENT 3 MDF SILENT 10 5 Bi Directional ADS 4 1 CST Coherent Source Transducer 2 MACS Multi layered Aramid Composite Shell 3 S...

Page 30: ...6 TAD ST2 TAD ST2 TAD ST2 TAD Compact Evolution One TAD ST2 15 25 35 65 40 70 30 kg 2...

Page 31: ...ution One 1 30 cm 60 cm 30 cm 60 cm 2 8 12 B 30 cm 60 cm 30 cm 60 cm 30 cm 60 cm A A TAD Compact Evolution One TAD Compact Evolution One TAD Compact Evolution One 1 TAD Compact Evolution One 2 TAD Com...

Page 32: ...8 LF Low Frequency CST HF High Frequency LF HF CST 2 HF LF HF LF SPEAKERS OUTPUT 2 TAD Compact Evolution One TAD Compact Evolution One 1...

Page 33: ...9 LF HF SPEAKERS OUTPUT 3 TAD Compact Evolution One LF HF CST 1 LF 1 HF CST 3 1 TAD Compact Evolution One...

Page 34: ...10 LF HF CST 2 4 1 1 LF 1 HF CST HF LF SPEAKERS OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT Ch 1 Ch 2 OUTPUT 4 TAD Compact Evolution One TAD Compact Evolution One Y 1...

Page 35: ...11 5 TAD Compact Evolution One LF HF CST 5 1 2 LF HF SPEAKERS OUTPUT INPUT SPEAKERS OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT 1 1 1 TAD Compact Evolution One Y...

Page 36: ...12 TAD Compact Evolution One CST...

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Page 38: ...ct Evolution One TAD Compact Evolution One TAD CE1 18 cm 14 cm 3 5 cm 34 Hz 100 kHz 250 Hz 2 kHz JEITA 200 W 85 dB 2 83 V 1 m 4 30 kg 290 mm 524 mm 446 mm 1 1 2 290 mm 524 mm 520 mm 446 mm 412 mm 206m...

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