Audio Note AN-J, Информация владельца

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CONNECTION TO AMPLIFIER
On the rear of your amplifier, identify the loudspeaker output terminals; they should
be labeled
ʻ LEFT ʼ and “RIGHT ʼ .
Facing your amplifier and loudspeakers, connect the left loudspeaker to the ʻ LEFT ʼ
loudspeaker outputs on your amplifier, and the right loudspeaker to the ʻ RIGHT ʼ
loudspeaker outputs on your amplifier.
If your amplifier is equipped with multiple loudspeaker output terminals, consult the
manual for the unit to ascertain the appropriate connection regime.
The facility to split the crossover of the AN-J
allows the speakers to be operated in a
bi-wired or bi-amplified mode. The crossovers are split by removing the connecting
links between the HF and LF terminals on the rear of the speaker.
Bi-wiring This involves running two sets of cables to the rear of each
speaker, so that the Low Frequency (LF) section of the
crossover is fed by one set and the High Frequency (HF)
section by the other. Both sets of cables are attached together
to the corresponding pair of terminals on the back of the
amplifier.
We strongly recommend bi-wiring the AN-J with a suitable
loudspeaker cable from the Audio Note (UK) range.
Bi-amplifying This involves using two stereo or four mono power amplifiers
to drive the loudspeakers. If you intend to ʻ bi-amp ʼ the
AN-J, please consult your amplifiers manual(s) for the
appropriate connection regime.
If you are in any way uncertain as to the correct method of connection for your
amplifier or loudspeakers, please consult your Audio Note (UK) dealer.
Special Note – Make sure that all connections are tight and clean. For best results
use good quality loudspeaker cables. Although it is perfectly acceptable to use
cables manufactured by other companies, for best results and performance, we
recommend our own
Audio Note (UK) range of interconnects and loudspeaker
cables. For further information, please consult your nearest Audio Note (UK) dealer,
or alternatively please feel free to contact us directly.