Mission 735 - Setting Up and Connecting Loudspeakers; Connecting Loudspeakers; Positioning Loudspeakers

Loudspeaker
Instruction
Manual
English
SETTING-UP
PROCEDURE
To
check
that you
have correctly
connected
the loudspeakers
to
Please
read
this section
carefully
before
any connections
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music
with extended
bass or a
mono signal.
If you have incorrectly
Carefully
unpack
the loudspeakers
from the
carton(s)
making
sure
connected
the loudspeaker
cables
and the system
is out of phase
that you
remove
all the
staples
to prevent
damage
to the
cabinets.
the
bass will
be very
limited
and the
overall sound
level will be low.
All
packing materials
should
be
retained
for any
future
transit.
To
correct
this ‘switch
off the
amplifier and
reverse the connections
on
the
termina
panel
of one
loudspeaker
only (i.e. exchange
the
CONNECTING
YOUR
LOUDSPEAKERS
wire
fitted to
the black,
negative
(-) terminal
for that fitted
to the
Your loudspeakers
have
either
two or
four connection
terminals.
red, positive
(+)
terminal).
Switch
the amplifier
on again and
play
Conventionally,
all
loudspeakers
are connected
to
an amplifier
the same
piece
of music
you should
now
hear a much
louder
with a single
two-core
cable
per
loudspeaker.
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for
sound
together
with
well
extended
bass.
improved
performance,
a more
sophisticated
wiring
sc eme
can
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be
developed
for
those models
with
tour
terminals.
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wiring
schemes
are
usually
referred
to as
"Bi-Wiring"
POSITIONING
YOUR
LOUDSPEAKERS
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and are
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The interface
between
the loudspeaker
and
the room is
extremely
If your
loudspeaker
has
four terminals
and you
are
connecting
complex
and
has been
the subject
of research
by engineers
and
them
up conventionally,
please
ensure
that
the
two shorting
links
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for
many
years.
The problem
is compounded
since
supplied
are installed
as per
fig. 3
in the
front of
this manual.
domestic
rooms
have
no fixed
architectural
acoustic specifications.
To do
this remove
the HF
terminal
caps
and loosen
the ILF
caps.
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the wire
link through
the vertical
hole
in the
LF
terminal,
then
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slide it
up through
the
hole in the HF
terminal.
Replace
the
HF
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cap, centralise
the link,
and tighten
both
LF
and HF
caps
ensuring
1.
Your loudspeakers
are
designed
to be placed
directly on
afirm contact
betweenthe
terminal
and
the wire
link.
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floor
(ideally
using spikes)
or
on MISSION Stands,
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WIRING:
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are
designed
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the
black
negative
(-)
terminal
of
the
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loudspeaker
to
the corresponding
black
or
negative
(-)
-
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terminal
of your amplifier.
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the
above
procedure
for
the
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your
loudspeakers
with their
backs parallel
to a rigid
back
Check, from
time to time,
that
the loudspeaker
connections
on
wall.
both the
amplifier
and loudspeakers
are secure
and
tight.