Viola Symphony Manual Rev 1
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9
th
September 2005
Figure 1. Single speaker cable connection.
Bi-wireable speakers have separate inputs for the high frequency (HF) and low
frequency (LF) sections of their cross-overs and these are connected to the power
amplifier with separate speaker cables. This form of connection is regarded as
superior to single wiring, as it avoids interactions between the low and high
frequencies that may occur when a single speaker cable is used. In this case you will
use both pairs of binding posts on each channel of the amplifier. You will also
require two sets of speaker cables.
Starting with the left channel, connect lower red binding post on the rear of the
Symphony to the input terminal , or colored red on the left speaker’s LF
input.
Connect the lower black binding post on the rear of the Symphony to the input
terminal marked -, or colored black on the left speaker’s LF input.
Connect upper red binding post on the rear of the Symphony to the input terminal
, or colored red on the left speaker’s HF input.
Connect the upper black binding post on the rear of the Symphony to the input
terminal marked -, or colored black on the left speaker’s HF input.
Repeat the process for the right channel of the amplifier and the right speaker.
The connection for one channel is shown in figure 2 below.
BI-WIRE CONNECTION
-
+
Symphony
Speaker
H
H
L
L
L
H
RED
BLACK
