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04_ ECLIPSE MANUAL
FITTING OF ACCESSORIES
Check the following accessories are present in the carton, according to model:
• ONE, MINI & CENTRE: Self adhesive feet x 4
• TWO & THREE: Plinth sections x 2, plinth mounting screws x 4, carpet spikes x 4, locking nuts x 4, spike
locating cups x 4
ONE, MINI & CENTRE
The supplied self-adhesive feet may be fitted to the underside of the loudspeaker to prevent slipping and avoid
damage to the surface of the shelf or stand. The tweeter should be roughly at ear height when seated in the chosen
listening position.
TWO & THREE: FLOOR STANDING MODELS
The Eclipse floor standing models perform best with the plinth and carpet piercing spikes fitted, giving optimum stability
and sound quality. First fit the plinth sections to the underside of the loudspeaker with the 4 screws provided, taking
care not to over tighten. The spikes provided, along with lock nuts, should be inserted into the threaded holes in the
underside of the plinth. Level the speaker and then tighten the lock nuts firmly but without using undue force. Spike
locating cups are provided in the accessory pack and these may be used to protect sensitive floor surfaces. (See fig. 1)
WARNING:
Ensure that the spikes are levelled and that the lock nuts are tightened firmly. The spikes should be pushed through the
carpet to locate into the flooring surface by applying pressure to the top of the cabinet.
If using on a sensitive floor surface place the protective cups under the levelled spikes. Failure to do so could render the
speaker unsteady and result in damage or injury should it be knocked over.
CONNECTION
To avoid potential damage to your loudspeaker, ensure that the amplifier is switched OFF prior to connecting or
disconnecting any cables. Before switching on double check that all connections are secure and that polarity is correct.
• The positive (plus) terminal on the amplifier left channel ( or coloured red) must be connected to the
positive HF terminal on the left speaker. The left speaker is the one on the left as you look at the stereo pair from
your listening position.
• The negative (minus) terminal on the amplifier left channel (marked - or coloured black) must be connected to the
negative HF terminal on the left speaker.
• Repeat this connection process for the right speaker. Remember that the positive (+ or red) on the amplifier must
be connected to the positive (+ or red) on the speaker and the negative (- or black) to negative.
• Select a signal source, such as a CD player; switch on the amplifier and slowly turn up the volume control to check
that both loudspeakers are reproducing bass and treble information. (See fig. 2)