Connecting
CAUTION
Risk of injury/damage!
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Lay the speaker cable so that it does not pose
a tripping hazard.
1. Pull the mains plug for your amplifier/AV receiver or
multi-channel active subwoofer out of the socket.
2. Lay the speaker cable from your amplifier/AV receiver
or multi-channel active subwoofer to the speaker. Use
a high-quality double wire speaker cable with marked
strands for this. The cross-section should amount to at
least 2.5
.
3. A connector terminal with two terminals is located on
the back of the speaker; the speaker cable must be
attached to them.
The terminals are each marked red (+) and black (-).
Make sure the polarity is correct!
Otherwise, the sound quality will suffer.
• Connect the like-coloured terminals.
• The speaker connections of your amplifier/AV receiver
or multi-channel active subwoofer should be marked
similarly. You can differentiate between the two strands
of the speaker cables by means of the colours or
shapes.
For speaker cables with pin plugs, you can insert the pin
plugs directly into the connector terminals. Connect the
speaker cables without a plug as follows:
1. Split the single wire down by approx. 30 mm on both
ends and remove approx. 10 mm of insulation each.
2. Twist the stripped wire ends so that no strands are
protruding. Tin coating is not necessary.
3. Turn the connector terminal counterclockwise until
loose. Run the stripped cable end into the now visible
hole. Close the terminal by turning it clockwise. The
cable has now been clamped in place.
4. Connect the other end of the speaker cable to your
amplifier/AV receiver or multi-channel active subwoofer.
You should be able to find corresponding notes in the
operating instructions of your device.
5. Insert the mains plug for your amplifier/AV receiver or
multi-channel active subwoofer into the socket.
