Alesis Monitor One Reference Manual

Alesis Monitor One Reference Manual

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ALESIS
Monitor One
Reference Manual

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  • Page 1 ALESIS Monitor One Reference Manual...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: ABOUT THE MONITOR ONE A LITTLE HISTORY ... 2 CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION SPEAKER PLACEMENT... 4 CONNECTIONS ... 7 POWER AND PROTECTION ... 8 CHAPTER 3: SPECIFICATIONS AND SERVICE SPECIFICATIONS... 1 0 3.0A Architectural and Engineering Specifications... 11 MAINTENANCE /REPAIR INFORMATION ...
  • Page 3: Chapter 1: About The Monitor One

    1-3 dB increase in output power with 4 ohm loads over their 8 ohm ratings. The result is a similar increase in the Monitor One's acoustic output over conventional 8 ohm monitors.
  • Page 4: A Little History

    been successfully tested to over 200 watts using the industry standard EIA-426A method. This a rugged speaker system designed for serious professional use. Covered with a non-slip rubber textured laminate for stable mounting, the Monitor Ones come in a mirror image left/right pair for symmetrical horizontal mounting.
  • Page 5 to augment their big monitoring systems, and near-field monitors have become proven tools in the recording business.
  • Page 6: Chapter 2: Installation

    Please take a moment to read this information carefully. It will help you to get the most use and enjoyment from your new Alesis monitors. 2.0 SPEAKER PLACEMENT While near-field monitors are more forgiving of the surrounding room acoustics, it is always prudent to optimize the listening environment whenever possible.
  • Page 7 Careful consideration should also be given to the physical spacing between the speakers. Alesis recommends that the distance between the speakers equal the distance between the listener and either speaker. In other words, the listener and the two speakers are at the three corners of a triangle having equal- length sides.
  • Page 8 Prime Listening Position Alesis has designed the Monitor Ones for horizontal mounting. This keeps their height profile as low as possible to minimize the recording engineer's visual obstructions. Your Monitor Ones are supplied as a symmetrical left-right pair, and if used this way, should be installed with the soft dome high frequency drivers towards the outsides of the triangle.
  • Page 9: Connections

    While this expensive wire will not hurt the speaker's performance at all, Alesis does not subscribe to most of this hype and chooses to take an approach based on science when recommending speaker wire.
  • Page 10: Power And Protection

    Monitor One. To do so is asking for trouble and will void your warranty. On the other hand, if you use too small of a power amplifier, it is possible to damage the Monitor One if you run it into heavy clipping and distortion in an effort to get sufficient volume.
  • Page 11 Alesis thanks you for choosing our products. We value any comments you may have about this monitor system, this manual, your Alesis dealer and about our factory service. Please take a minute now to fill out your warranty card and tell us what you think.
  • Page 12: Chapter 3: Specifications And Service

    120 watts program, 200 watts peak (using EIA- 426A method) 4 ohms 88 dB SPL @ 1 watt and 1 meter on axis Rubber textured laminate over 5/8" MDF with Alesis SuperPort on rear 15"W x 9.25"H x 15 lb. each...
  • Page 13: Maintenance/Repair Information

    3.1 MAINTENANCE/REPAIR INFORMATION 3.1A Cleaning The cabinet surfaces of the Monitor One are covered with a textured rubber laminate. Clean these surfaces when necessary with a lint-free cloth dampened in warm soapy water. To preserve the textured finish, don't rub hard on the surface. Do not attempt to clean the cabinet with a brush (which may damage the surface) or a sponge (which may leave small crumbs in the texture).
  • Page 14 Repairs will be made under warranty only after Alesis or an Authorized Service Center has determined in its sole discretion through inspection that the failure was not the result of overpowering, abuse, power surges, or defective components ahead of the Monitor One.

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