Owner`s manual

WIRING AND BIAMPLIFICATION

SINGLE WIRE CONFIGURATION

Single-wiring uses one amplifier channel to power each loudspeaker.

A single wire carries the high frequency (HF) and low frequency (LF)

information. Jumpers connect the HF and LF sections of the speaker’s

crossover network at the loud speaker.

BI-WIRE CONFIGURATION

Bi-wiring also uses one amplifier channel to power each loudspeaker.

However separate wires carry the high frequency and low frequency

information. This wiring method is considered superior to single-wiring

because it reduces the likelihood of the two sections of the band

interacting and creating audible distortion. Since the bi-wire has twice

as much conductor as the single-wire the common or shared

resistance of the cable is reduced.

BI-AMPLIFICATION

Bi-amplification uses two stereo amps to power a single pair of

loudspeakers. One amplifier is used for each speaker and one channel

in each amplifier is used for each of the high and low frequencies of

each speaker. Bi-amplification extends the benefits of bi-wiring into

the amplifier. Not only does it reduce interaction in the cable but in the

amplifier channels as well.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

To remove dust from the cabinet of your amplifier, use a feather

duster or a lint-free soft cloth. To remove dirt and fingerprints, we

recommend a non-abrasive glass cleaner and a soft cloth. Do not use

alcohol or any other flammable liquid. Dampen the cloth with the

cleaner first and then lightly clean the surface of the amplifier with the

cloth. Do not use excessive amounts of cleaner that might drip off the

cloth and into the amplifier.