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THIEL Tower 1

Stabilizer spikes and threaded rubber bumpers: In the gift box are eight stabilizer 
spike sets (pin, washer and puck) and eight threaded black rubber bumpers.

Speakers positioned on a soft or uneven surface are able to rock slightly and will 
vibrate in reaction to the forces that the speaker generates to move the driver di-
aphragms. (Every action has an equal and opposite reaction). This motion slightly 
reduces the music’s clarity. To eliminate this effect, the TT1s can be used with four 
stabilizer spikes or threaded rubber bumpers to provide a more solid footing and allow 
the speakers to couple more firmly to the floor.

The floor type in your listening environment will determine which variety is best for 
your particular application. The stabilizer spike is recommended if the speakers will 
be placed on a rug or carpet, as the spike’s tip will pierce the soft material to ensure 
greater stability. If the speakers will be directly on the floor, it is advisable to use the 
stabilizer spike with the spike puck or the threaded rubber bumper to prevent scratch-
es or marks to the floor.The speakers should be positioned before the stabilizer feet or 
threaded rubber bumpers are installed.

Caution:

 

Be cautioned that it is possible to mar the floor’s surface if the speakers  

are moved with the spikes in place. Please utilize the spike puck to protect  

the floor from any potential damage that such movement could cause. 

 

To install: 

 

{

Installation is the same for the threaded black rubber bumper except no washer  

or base is required.}

1. 

Position the speaker in the desired location.

2. 

Tilt the speaker forward slightly so that the back of the speaker is a few 
inches off of the floor. 

3. 

Screw one spike, with the locking nut threaded all the way onto the spike, 
into each of the two holes at the back corners of the speaker bottom. The 
pins should be screwed into the speaker until there is about ¼ inch of 
thread remaining visible. 

4. 

Let the back of the speaker down, and then tilt the speaker backward 
slightly so that the front is a few inches off the floor and install the two front 
spikes. 

5. 

With all four spikes installed, the height of each spike should be adjusted so 
that the speaker stands firmly on the floor without wobbling. Then, tighten 
the lock nuts by turning them so they are tight against the cabinet to secure 
the spikes to the cabinet. 

 

THIEL Monitor 3

Adhesive Pads: Included in the gift box is a set of clear adhesive-backed rubber pads 
to provide optional protection and cushioning between the bottom of the speaker and 
the surface upon which it rests. 

To apply, carefully tilt the TM3 back and adhere a rubber pad to each corner of the 
base of the speaker; stand upright when finished. 

 

C A B I N E T   C A R E 

The THIEL speaker cabinets are carefully crafted using quality materials and veneers. 
We recommend using a damp microfiber (soft) cloth to dust or clean them. Avoid 
rough cloths because they will scratch the high-gloss painted finish of the speaker 
cabinets.  

S E R V I C E 

We’ve scoured the globe for the highest quality materials and the most talented, reli-
able manufacturers who use only our designs to produce fault-free components (parts) 
to THIEL’s exacting specifications. Our suppliers work in the United States, Europe, 
and Indonesia. Each THIEL speaker is assembled and tested multiple times in our 
Nashville, Tennessee facility.  We stake our reputation on our design specifications  
and quality control.  

Summary of Contents for TC1

Page 1: ...1 SOUND ABOVE ALL Owner sManual TM3 TT1 TC1 ...

Page 2: ...ately deliver the lowest and highest frequencies plus everything in between at high sound pressure levels THIEL speakers accurately reproduce not only barely audible sounds like whispers but also very loud sounds like explosions Our component driver design and engineering are key to achieving that wide spectrum performance In terms of the acoustic components THIEL s engineering team Designed a mul...

Page 3: ... from the bookshelf speakers may suit your taste just fine when the speakers are well away from the walls and corners In a small room if you re using tower speakers the TT1s you can position them well away from the walls and corners for less bass Typically the bass is amplified in a small room If your listening space is small you may feel as though the bass room gain the effect of the room itself ...

Page 4: ...ed tones sharper than you expect or like A wood or glass table between you and the speakers reflects sound away from you Move that table to the side of your chair or sofa if possible To soften the effects of a hardwood floor add an area rug or carpet between you and the speakers Hanging soft materials small rugs or tapestries on side walls or positioning a bookcase without doors on a side wall can...

Page 5: ...llowing the sound to better disperse at this new height Speaker binding posts Cables come with pin connectors banana plugs spade connectors looped wire or straight wire The THIEL 3rd Avenue Collection is equipped with 5 way binding posts to accept any of these connectors Our speakers binding posts allow for a very solid connection with the cables you select Figure 4 1 and Figure 4 2 show the THIEL...

Page 6: ...nd the thicker the wire the better it conducts the signal from your amplifier to your speakers Speaker cables used with stereo and home entertainment systems typically range from 10 gauge to 18 gauge Length Cable length also affects sound quality For example bookshelf speakers are often placed relatively close to the receiver or amplifier within 6 5 feet in that case you can use shorter higher gau...

Page 7: ...pect The music power needed is determined by three factors the volume you prefer the size of your room and the speaker s efficiency rating Each factor can raise or lower the average 100 watts by two or more times As shown in Figure 7 a small or average medium size room will need less power for a given loudness level than a large room Specifically a very small room 1 000 cu ft or about 11 x 11 with...

Page 8: ...eaker forward slightly so that the back of the speaker is a few inches off of the floor 3 Screw one spike with the locking nut threaded all the way onto the spike into each of the two holes at the back corners of the speaker bottom The pins should be screwed into the speaker until there is about inch of thread remaining visible 4 Let the back of the speaker down and then tilt the speaker backward ...

Page 9: ... repairs necessary to ensure its proper perfor mance when the defective unit is returned to us postpaid This warranty does not cover damage due to accident or abuse and is void if the unit has been tampered with This warranty is automatic and no registration is required This warranty gives you the owner specific legal rights You may also have other rights which are particular to your state C O N T...

Page 10: ...li tude and Phase Response Optimized Design Air Core Inductors Film Capacitors FR4 PCB TM3 pair 48Hz to 30KHz 87dB 90dB 20 150 1 Titanium dome tweeter 6 5 Woofer with fiberglass cones 2 way Multi Order Ampli tude and Phase Response Optimized Design Air Core Inductors Film Capacitors FR4 PCB TC1 each 54Hz to 30KHz 87dB 90dB 20 200 1 Titanium dome tweeter 3 5 Midrange with fiberglass cone 2 x 6 5 Wo...

Page 11: ...etal Spikes and Threaded Rubber Bumpers 8 3 6 Perforated metal secured with NEO magnets with fine knit acoustically transparent cloth 5 way all metal 1 pair 17 09 h x 9 84 w x10 91 d 434 h x 250 w x 277 d Silicone Rubber Bumpers Optional Stands and Wall Bracket Adapter 8 4 7 Perforated metal secured with NEO magnets with fine knit acoustically transparent cloth 5 way all metal 1 pair 9 84 h x 25 0...

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