Klipsch CP-6 User Manual

RECOMMENDED
RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER
POWER
TO
USE
WITH
KLIPSCH
CP
SPEAKERS
A speaker can be damaged
just
as
easily
with
too
little
power
as
with
too
much power. A
general rule
is when you raise
the
volume
level
on a receiver/amplifier past
the
"one
half"
(or "12 o'clock"
position
with
a marked
volume
knob),
that
receiver/amplifier is now
starting
to
work beyond
its
capabilities, sending
harmful
distortion
that
can damage any speaker,
no
matter
how many watts
that
speaker is rated
to
accept. This is
true
for
any speaker and receiver/
amplifier
combination. The recommended wattage
to
use on your
new
Klipsch
CP
speaker depends
on
which one you have you have:
HOOKING
SPEAKERS
UP
TO
AN
AMPLIFIER/RECEIVER
When
connecting speakers
to
an
amplifier/receiver,
always
make sure speaker
polarity
is
correct and the best sound
is
obtained by connecting amp/receiver positive
(+)to
speaker
positive(+)
and amp/receiver
negative(-)
to
speaker negative
(-).The
CP
speaker
terminals are designed
to
accept
up
to
16
gauge wire.
One
pair of Klipsch
CP
Series speakers, 8
Ohms,
can connect
to
the
left/right
speaker
terminals
of any 8
Ohm
rated
amplifier/
receiver
as
shown:
I
CP-4: up
to
50
watts continuous
(for
an
extended period of time);
200
watt
"peaks"
(very
short
bursts/surges)
CP-6: up
to
75
watts continuous
(for
an
extended period
of
time);
300
watt
"peaks"
(very
short
bursts/surges)
.
'
+
Right Channel
ONE PAIR
TO
80
CAPABLE
AMP/RECEIVER
0000
+
I
0
+
+
I
Left
Channel

Klipsch CP-6 Specifications

General

Brand	Klipsch
Model	CP-6
Category	Speakers
Language	English