Klipsch CP-4 Manuel utilisateur

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SERIES

OWNER'S

MANUAL

RECOMMENDED

RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER

POWER

USE

WITH

KLIPSCH

SPEAKERS

A speaker can be damaged

just

easily

with

too

little

power

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

work beyond

its

capabilities, sending harmful

distortion

that

can damage any speaker,

matter

how many watts

that

speaker is rated

accept. This is

true

for

any speaker and receiver/

amplifier

combination. The recommended wattage

use on your

new Klipsch

speaker depends

which one you have you have:

HOOKING

SPEAKERS

AMPLIFIER/RECEIVER

When

connecting speakers

amplifier/receiver, always

make sure speaker polarity

correct and the best sound

obtained by connecting amp/receiver positive

(+)to

speaker

positive(+)

and amp/receiver

negative(-)

speaker negative

(-).The

speaker terminals are designed

gauge wire.

One

pair of Klipsch

Series speakers, 8 Ohms, can connect

the

left/right

speaker terminals of any 8 Ohm rated amplifier/

receiver

shown:

CP-4: up

watts continuous

(for

extended period of time);

200

watt

"peaks"

(very

short

bursts/surges)

CP-6: up

watts continuous

(for

extended period

time);

300

watt

"peaks"

(very

short

bursts/surges)

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Right Channel

ONE PAIR

CAPABLE

AMP/RECEIVER

0000

+ +

Left

Channel

HOOKING

SPEAKERS

AMPLIFIER/RECEIVER

(coNTINuEo>

YOU

WISH

USE

TWO

PAIRS

KLIPSCH

SERIES SPEAKERS

ONE AMPLIFIER/RECEIVER

RECOMMEND ONE

TWO

METHODS:

Amp/Receiver

Rear

METHOD1

Amp/Receiver

Front

Method 1(Preferred):

your amp/receiver has both A

and B speaker terminals, connect one pair

A and one

Depending on your amp/receiver's capability you

can then

either

play Speaker pairs A and B

together

separately

Speaker pair A

Speaker pair B only.

Method 2:

YOUR

AMP/RECEIVER

RATED

OHMS

LESS

make a parallel wire connection

shown

from the amp/receiver's

right

and

left

speaker terminals.

Your amp/receiver may

output

more power

the

speakers this way (check amp/receiver specifications).

OTHER POSSIBLE SPEAKER CONNECTION OPTIONS:

Series Wiring

Two

Pairs

one Amp/Receiver: Instead

of a parallel connection using a series connection

shown has the amp/receiver work

Ohms but this cuts

the power going

each of the speakers usuolly

half.

you are using a surround (7/9/11 channel) receiver

that

receiver MIGHT allow connection

additional

pair of speakers

unused surround channels

for

use in a

different listening area

may have a "Zone

capability

connect those speakers (check your receiver manual)

Using an outboard speaker switcher: Several types of

available selector boxes allow hookup of multiple pairs

of speakers to one amplifier/receiver

and

allow switching

between them.

Some

models allow simultaneous play of two

pairs of speakers.

(see

your audio dealer for availability).

SPK A

(

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- +

Right Channels

-+ - +

ght

Channels

SPK B SPK A

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L R L

-@ -@ -@

METHOD 2

SERIES

WIRING

TWO

PAIRS

ONE

AMP/RECEIVER

0000

- +

SPK B

•

- + -+

Left

Channels

- + - +

Left

Channels

SUGGESTED

SPEAKER

PLACEMENT

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STEREO ROOM

PLACEMENT

EXAMPLE

Speakers same

distance

apart(X)

their

distance

main

listening

positition

SURROUND

SPEAKERS

ROOM

PLACEMENT

EXAMPLE

5.1

surrond:

2 side speakers

7.1

surround:

side/2

rear

speakers

(all

speaker

5-6'

(1.5 -

2m)

above

floor)

SUGGESTED

SPEAKER

PLACEMENT

(CONTINUED)

If speakers are covering a

very

large listening area (i.e. large

patio/deck) you may

able

send a mono signal (L+R

channel)

both speakers

that

all listeners hear everything

even

far from one speaker.

See

amplifier/receiver manual

see

allows this.

(It is recommended when mounting

speakers outdoors

shield them from

direct rain, etc. by mounting under eaves

another type of cover.)

Other Mounting/Placement Tips:

House

• Mounting a speaker in a corner

wall/ceiling

corner will increase

its

bass response and loudness

make sure a speaker is

not

mounted/placed where

obstruction

is in

front

that

blocks sound

• Aiming a speaker

the

main listening area reduces

reflections from walls/ceilings and improves sound

quality

Mount

Speakers

horizontal

under

roof

eaves and

point

down towards deck

D D

/ ' /

' /

' · /

Speakers disperse sound

90°

cover whole deck evenly

' ' '

•

When

covering a large area such

a deck

patio, you

can send a mono signal

(left

right

channel)

your

amp/

receiver allows through each speaker instead

stereo

listeners are spread

out

they

hear all

the

music.

SERIES

Thank you

for

your purchase of

the

Klipsch

Series speakers!

They are designed

both withstand

the

rigors of outdoor use

while also complimenting any indoor decor

either

a stereo pair

surround speakers in a home Theater system. The included,

unique wall bracket provides for easy horizontal

vertical wall-

mounting and even allows for a

tight

mounting tucked into a corner

for

a highly aesthetic look

that

also adds bass output. Shelf or

table placement is

added option. The exclusive Klipsch

90°x

90°

Tractrix® Horn

not

only provides controlled coverage, reducing

WHAT'S

INSIDE

Speakers

(x2)

Brackets

(x2)

Grills

(x2)

reflected sound which harms overall sound quality, but also gives

you more sound

output

from

the

same amount of power input

compared

other designs. The long-throw woofers are combined

with

front-firing

ports for

tight,

musical bass

matter

how

they

are mounted

placed.

Grill

Screws

(x4)

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Mounting

Template

Grill

Remover

Tool

SPEAKER

DIMENSIONS

WITH/WITHOUT

INCLUDED

BRACKETS

5.5"

(14.0em)

CP-4

8.8"

(22.4em)

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re-

55"

(14.0em)

4.7"

(11.9em)

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em)

(18.3

BEFORE

SPEAKER

INSTALLATION/CONNECTION

7.0"

(17.8em)

wall mounting speakers, run speaker wire behind wall

mounting spots (if desired)

If wall-mounting with brackets you will also need:

A level

A pencil

A Philips screwdriver

(#2

size)

Two

#10

#12

2.5-3 inch (4-5cm)

Pan

Head Screws

for

mounting into wall stud

minimum

lb. (5 kg)

Wall

Anchors for mounting

stud unavailable

CP-6

11.0"

(27.9em)

----

-----

---

-----

6.9"

(17.5em)

c::

9.4'

(23.9em)

C::

6.1"

(15.5em)

____

STEP

Typical Wall-Mounting With Included Bracket (Level not included)

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Wall/Wall Corner or Ceiling/Wall Corner Mounting With Included Bracket

Choose speaker location

and

run speaker wire

location.

Use

included template

and a level

mark bracket hole locations where speaker will

mounted.

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STEP

Remove rubber terminal cover

speaker

front

and

push speaker wire through

middle channel

speaker back until pushed through speaker

front

where cover

was.

Speaker

Wire

Channel

STEP

(CONTINUED)

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Wires

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Use #10-#12, 2.5-3 INCH

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Pan

Head Screws q':

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USING SUPPLIED BRACKET

A. Run speaker wire through hole in bracket back and attach wall

, bracket

wall

Slide speaker partially onto bracket arms and channel wire

from back

front

keep speaker on bracket while adjusting use Phillips head

screwdriver and

partially

screw in

front

top/bottom

bracket

screws (2-3 revolutions)

then

gently

pull

out

speaker

detente

position

3/4ths

way on bracket.

WITH

SPEAKER STILL PULLED

OUT

FIRST

"STOP"

POSITION

BRACKET adjust speaker

desired angle on wall.

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