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04_ MERCURY 7 MANUAL

FITTING OF ACCESSORIES

Check the following accessories are present in the carton, according to model:

•  7.1: Foam port bung x 1, self-adhesive feet x 4

•  7.2: Foam port bung x 1, self-adhesive feet x 4

•  7.4: Foam port bung x 2, plinth sections x 2, plinth mounting screws x 4, 

  carpet spikes x 4, locking nuts x 4, spike locating cups x 4

•  7C: Self-adhesive feet x 4

7.1, 7.2 & 7C SELF ADHESIVE FEET

The supplied self-adhesive feet may be fitted to the underside of the loudspeaker to prevent slipping and avoid 

damage to surfaces.

7.1, 7.2 & 7.4 FOAM PORT BUNG FITMENT

If the loudspeaker is positioned closer than the recommended 0.5 m (20 inches) distance from the rear wall, 

excessive bass reinforcement can sometimes occur. This can be counteracted by placing the foam bungs supplied 

in the rearward firing port. In the case of the 7.4, which has 2 rear ports, a further degree of tuning is possible by 

using either one or both foam bungs. The 7C model is largely insensitive to boundary reinforcement issues such 

as this, due to the bass management provided within the AV receiver.

7.4 FLOOR STANDING MODELS

The Mercury floor standing model performs 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.

STAND MOUNTING MODELS

Stand mounting or bookshelf speakers should be located securely on stands or a shelf in an appropriate position to 

place the tweeter roughly at ear height when seated in the chosen listening position. Positioning recommendations for 

stand mounted speakers can be found under the section entitled Positioning and Fine-Tuning.

The Mercury 7.1 may also be wall mounted with a suitable bracket, using two inserts on the rear of the loudspeaker, 

with standard 60mm spacing. The thread in the inserts is M5. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure the 

chosen bracket is used within its load rating, and the bracket is securely mounted to the wall with suitable hardware.

INSTALLATION

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.

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Страница 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL Mercury 7 ...

Страница 2: ...CONNECTION 7 1 7 2 7C 05 SET UP DIAGRAMS 010 012 CONNECTION 7 4 05 NOTES 013 014 WARRANTY No maintenance of the Mercury 7 loudspeaker is necessary As part of the MUSIC Group Tannoy is committed to providing the highest quality products service and user experience for our customers One element of this commitment is our after sales support which now incorporates our extended Limited Warranty In the ...

Страница 3: ... the output signal This if done for any extended period will cause damage to the speakers Generally an amplifier of higher power that is running hard but free of distortion will do less damage to the loudspeaker than a lower power amplifier continually clipping Remember also that a high powered amplifier running at less than 90 of output power generally sounds a great deal better than a lower powe...

Страница 4: ...erted 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 ca...

Страница 5: ...ir 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 sourc...

Страница 6: ...d positioning the loudspeakers in corners of the room as this will have a negative effect on performance Ideally maintain a distance of at least 0 5 metres 20 inches from the rear wall and 1 metre 39 inches from the side See fig 6 With the speaker in its listening position rock the loudspeaker gently from side to side so that the spikes find their way through the weave of the carpet and on to the ...

Страница 7: ...ffects soundstage created by the source material will be compromised if the speakers are installed on the sidewalls for that reason they should always be placed behind the main viewing position Placement should mirror as near as possible the location of the front pair SUBWOOFER As the subwoofer only produces low frequency therefore monaural information it is difficult to detect its location by ear...

Страница 8: ...m Low frequency 127 mm 5 Multi fibre coated pulp paper cone 152 mm 6 Multi fibre coated pulp paper cone 178 mm 7 Multi fibre coated pulp paper cone x 2 CROSSOVER Crossover frequency 3 4 kHz 3 4 kHz 2 4 kHz Crossover type Passive low loss 2nd order low pass 3rd order high pass Passive low loss 2nd order low pass 3rd order high pass Passive low loss 2nd order low pass 3rd order high pass bi wired CO...

Страница 9: ...RIVE UNITS High frequency 28 mm 1 1 Nitro urethane damped layer woven polyester dome neodymium magnet system Low frequency 127 mm 5 Multi fibre coated pulp paper cone x 2 CROSSOVER Crossover frequency 3 5 kHz Crossover type Passive low loss 2nd order low pass 3rd order high pass CONSTRUCTION Enclosure type Twin rear ported reflex Volume 6 2 l 0 22 cu ft Dimensions H x W x D incl plinth 160 0 x 420...

Страница 10: ...ANUAL SET UP DIAGRAMS Fig 1 7 4 Plinth Assembly Fig 3 Connection 7 4 Single Wire Mode POWER AMPLIFIER L R SPEAKER TO RIGHT Fig 2 Connection 7 1 7 2 and 7C POWER AMPLIFIER L R SPEAKER TO RIGHT LINKS IN PLACE HF HF LF LF ...

Страница 11: ... Connection 7 4 Bi Wire Mode Fig 5 Connection 7 4 Bi Amp Mode HF HF LF LF POWER AMPLIFIER L R TO RIGHT SPEAKER LINKS REMOVED HIGH FREQUENCY LOW FREQUENCY POWER AMPLIFIER L R TO RIGHT SPEAKER HF HF LF LF POWER AMPLIFIER L R SPEAKER TO RIGHT LINKS REMOVED ...

Страница 12: ...012_ MERCURY 7 MANUAL SET UP DIAGRAMS Fig 6 Recommended Positioning Stereo Pair Fig 7 Recommended Positioning Home Cinema ...

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Страница 16: ...y Limited product designed in the United Kingdom Tannoy adopts a policy of continuous improvement and product specification is subject to change All other trademarks remain the property of their respective owners tannoy com ...

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