Bg Radia R-LCRi, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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Unpacking Your BG Loudspeakers
1. Place the shipping box down on the floor, ensuring that you have
adequate space to set the loudspeaker down after removing it from the
box. Caution: If your floor is not carpeted, lay a blanket or other suitable
soft fabric on the floor to prevent possible damage to the loudspeaker.
2. Rotate the box so that the white product label affixed at the factory is on
top and facing up.
3. Pull the top flaps of the shipping box up, taking care not to cut yourself
on the staples used to close the box. Open the other cardboard end
flaps to expose the loudspeaker still cradled in its protective foam and
inside a protective plastic bag. Remove the foam pieces over the top of
the loudspeaker.
4. Remove the loudspeaker by lifting it straight up and out of the box. Due
to their weight, we recommend that two people work together to remove
Models R-75i and R-50i.
Proper Hookup:
All Radia in-wall speakers are single post connections
clearly and –.
#10 Phillips marked on PCB to positive (+) amplifier post
#10 Phillips marked on PCB to negative (-) amplifier post
R-75i & R-8i can be bi-wired or bi-amped by simply running dedicated wires
to these two components of this speaker system.
Break-In Times:
Typically a BG loudspeaker requires not less than 48
hours of operation at moderate sound level before reaching its optimum
sound quality. This improvement may be subtle yet noticeable for a trained
listener. Note: Do not play your loudspeakers excessively loud to try to
accelerate this process.
Amplifier:
BG loudspeakers are extremely accurate and deliver a high
degree of detail and resolution. Therefore a good 100-150 watt per channel
amplifier or receiver is needed to deliver adequate power for a typical room
size. Your authorized BG Dealer can recommend an amplifier best suited
to your needs.
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