Speaker Connections; Single-Wired System Connections - REVELL Ultima Voice User Manual

SPEAKER CONNECTIONS

The VOICE center-channel speaker can be connected to your audio
system in three different ways: single-wired, bi-wired or bi-amplified.
Please read the following three sections before proceeding with the
actual connections. Also, be sure to observe the following points:
• Use high-quality speaker cable (maximum total loop resistance
of 0.1 ohms per channel) with high-quality connectors between
the speaker and your audio system. Consult your Revel dealer as
to specific recommendations for your application.
• Turn off all audio system power before making any connections.
• Read the owner's manuals that were included with your audio
components to confirm their connection procedures.
• Verify correct polarities (i.e., + to + and - to -) when making
connections. Failure to do so will cause poor imaging and
diminished bass response.
• For bi-wired or bi-amplified applications, remove the shorting
straps on the rear of the VOICE speaker (refer to Figures 7, 8,
and 9 on the next three pages).

SINGLE-WIRED SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

For most applications, simply leave the shorting straps in place and
connect the and from a single amplifier channel to the HIGH
FREQUENCY INPUT terminals on the rear of the speaker, as
shown in Figure 6.
VOICE Rear
Revel Corporation Install straps for Note:
Chatsworth, California Remove straps
Made in U.S.A. single-wired operation for bi-wired
or bi-amplified
operation
On Top Of
Monitor -.5 0 +.5
Mounted Flush Stand Mounted Install straps for -1 +1
single-wired operation
Placement High Frequency
Compensation Low Frequency Input High Frequency Input
(See Owner's Manual) Level (dB)
Serial Number
white
On Top Of
Monitor
Flush Stand
Mounted Mounted
Placement
Compensation
(See Owner's Manual)
Serial Number
xxxx
VOICE Speaker
8
Owner's Manual
Amplifier
(one channel shown)
Shorting Straps
(leave in place)
Install straps for
red
single-wired operation
-.5
Install straps for -1
single-wired operation
High Frequency
Low Frequency Input High Frequency Input Level (dB)
Connector Panel
Figure 6. How to connect the
VOICE center-channel speaker
(rear)
in a single-wired system, the most
common type of installation.
0
+.5
+1