Wilson Benesch Torus - CONNECTING YOUR TORUS INFRASONIC GENERATOR; Torus Connections for Single Wired or Bi-Wired Loudspeaker Cable

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CONNECTING YOUR TORUS INFRASONIC GENERATOR
Always switch off your system before disconnecting or connecting any wires.
The following guide will allow you to connect the Torus Infrasonic Generator in standard
configuration. Alternate Torus System configurations for more than one Torus Infrasonic
Generator and/or more than one Torus Amplifier are covered on page 31 of this manual.
First ensure that your system is off before disconnecting or connecting any wires. A good
quality loudspeaker cable that is low in inductance, capacitance and resistance is required to
connect the Torus Infrasonic Generator to the Torus Amplifier. We would recommend a
cable that is terminated with spades, but the Torus terminals also accept banana plugs and
bayonet plugs if required. For the Torus Infrasonic Generator to work at full capacity both
speaker coils must be connected. If the loudspeaker cable to be used is single wired then
the supplied red and black link wires must be employed as shown in figure 4 below. Using
the provided spanner gently nip the nuts tight but DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN AS THIS WILL
LEAD TO DAMAGE OF THE POLYMER TERMINAL MOUNT ITSELF.
Torus Connections for Single Wired or Bi-Wired Loudspeaker Cable
Red
Link
Wire
Black
Link
Wire
Single Wired Loudspeaker Cable
Torus Amplifier Output
Torus Amplifier Output
Bi-Wired Loudspeaker Cable
Torus Infrasonic
Generator Terminal
Torus Infrasonic
Generator Terminal
figure 4.