XTZ 93 WMT Manuel utilisateur

XTZ 93 WMT Shielded

Bookshelf speaker/Center speaker

User manual

Table of Contents

Page

Introduction

About 93 WMT Shielded/ About XTZ

Technical presentation

Preparations

Practice of sound / Installing and placing tips

Mounting and Connecting tips

Sound settings

Technical specifications

Ser ice & Support

Introduction

XTZ 93 WMT shielded ffers s me p ssibilities, s

in rder t utilize y ur new l udspeaker in the best

way;

y u sh uld carefully read thr ugh this manual

bef re using the l udspeaker f r

the first time. It

may take s me patience in rder t make the

l udspeaker s und ptimal.

If y u have n previ us experience f these kinds f

installati ns, r if y u have any questi ns, feel free

t c ntact ur free f charge supp rt and we will

help y

u. (See further under the heading f

Support n the last page f this manual).

About 93 WMT Shielded

XTZ 93 WMT Shielded is a b kshelf speaker that

can be used as either a center/

fr ntspeaker ( n a

stand f r example) r a satellite speaker.

About XTZ

Philosophy

Our reference and starting p int is t recreate a

natural s und, but als in respect t the fact that

ac ustics always is a matter f taste.

XTZ Goals

To pro ide the optimal relation

between price, performance and

quality

on the market.

Our c ncept:

- T pr duce the perfect c mpr mise.

- C st-effective manufacturing at a large scale.

- Our pri rity is pr duct quality bef re marketing,

s the cust mer sh uld get the best rati f price

and quality.

- Reduce the number f middlemen.

Website: www.xtz.se

E-mail: [email protected]

Technical presentation

Cabinet design

The cabinet is c nstructed with a narr w baffle -

n t

nly an aesthetically neat shape but als an advantage

in terms f s nics sin

ce y u have a m re stable baffle

which effectively muffles res nances in the cabinet.

The cabinet is made in 25mm MDF b ard, which has

g d s nic qualities.

The cabinet is further strengthened with bars, which

in t tal yields a very stable c nstructi n.

Tweeter dri er

We have ch sen a silk-made s ft

d me tweeter which

pr vides superi r transient resp nse and a very flat

frequency resp nse with ut res nances. The

frequency resp nse r ll ff is s fter n a s ft

d me

c mpared t an aluminum.

Woofer/midrange

dri er

After evaluating a large number f drivers fr m

different manufacturers we selected a driver which is

very c mpetent.

F r w fer/midrange we decided n a 6½" s lid

c ated driver which gives a sm th extended

frequency resp nse with a c ntr lled r ll ff.

The driver is made up f s lid c ated paper which has

g d s und qualities, high strength and l w weight.

The surface treated c ne is extremely light but still

extremely stiff and effectively reduces res nances.

The rubber surr un

d makes sure that n edge

res nances are present.

The m ulded metal basket f "high fl w" type that is

ac ustically transparent and high precisi n since the

basket is shaped exactly due t m ulding. This makes

sure that the basket is very stable and effic

iently

reduces res nances. The basket is abs lutely n n-

magnetically, which c ntributes t a higher efficiency

f the driver.

A str ng magnet c mbined with the light c ne yields a

high efficiency and a g d transient resp nse.

Crosso er / Binding

post

We have ch sen a -12

dB cr ss ver that has a fast

transient resp nse and a minimum f phase shifting.

The c nnect rs are g ld-plated and f bi-

wiring type s

that y u can c nnect t the amplifier with d uble cables

(bi-wiring), r c nnect t tw amplifiers (bi-

amping) f r

further impr ving the s und. The f ll wing c upling

m des are available:

Upper terminal + lower terminal (loops

present)

Default setting, the l udspeaker is fed with the

entire frequency range.

With ut the l p between upper and l wer terminal:

2. Upper terminal.

The signal is nly fed t the

tweeter.

3. Lower terminal.

N w the signal is fed t the w fer

nly.

(See further: Sound settings)

Preparations

Unpacking

Carefully unpack the speaker, and pay attenti n s y u

n't break anything. If p ssible, save the cart n b x f r

future transp rtati ns. If there sh uld be damage n the

l udspeaker, please c ntact y ur retailer.

Accessories

1 pc bass reflex plug

User manual

L g type

Rubber feet

Practice of sound Installing and placing tips

This chapter c ntains c mm n inf rmati n n

l udspeaker placement and installati n.

In which room do

you achie e the best

sound?

N matter h w g d the equipment is, in the wr ng

listening envir nment it will i

nevitably s und bad. There

are s me basic rules c ncerning a pr per l udspeaker

installati n

Reflexions

Carpets, curtains and s ft furniture abs rb

midrange and

high frequency s und, and this is preferable. Big empty

area, n the c ntrary, reflects

it and pr duces a hard

s und that may lead t a blurry dial gue. Apart fr m

c l uring the s und, als the perspective f the s und

will deteri rate. Reflecti ns in the r m can r ughly be

c mpared t the reflecti ns that yield gh st pictures n a

TV screen.

Amplification of bass

frequencies

A l udspeaker that is placed near a wall, ceiling r fl r

will be amplified in the l wer frequencies in a s metimes

n t desirable way (since it may lead t an indistinct

s und recreati n). This amplificati n be

c mes even m re

bvi us if the l udspeaker is placed near a c rner. Thus,

f r a s und as clear as p ssible, the l udspeaker sh uld

be placed ab ut 30 cm (ab ut 12 inches) away fr m the

wall.

H wever, there are excepti ns fr m this rule. F r s me

type f w

alls / r ms it may be advantage us t place the

l udspeaker cl ser t the wall.

Furniture

Be aware that furniture may vibrate and thus create bad

s und at l ud bass.

Room dimensions

Quadratic r ms r r ms where the length is exactly

twic

e as l ng as the width sh uld be av ided, since they

may create unwanted res nance.

Placing the

loudspeakers

H w the l udspeakers are placed t wards the listener is

f great imp rtance.

The front speakers

F r stere listening the l udspeake

rs sh uld be placed

symmetrically in fr nt f the listener. The distance

between the l udspeakers sh uld be ab ut 80% f the

distance between the listener and ne l udspeaker, r put

in an ther way: the angle between the l udspeakers, as

seen fr m the list

ener, sh uld be ab ut 45 degrees. This

means f r example that if the distance between the

l udspeakers is 2 meters, the listener sh uld be placed

2.5 meters fr m the l udspeakers.

Angling?

Either y u can have the l udspeakers angled in t wards

the

listener r y u can have them directed straight ahead.

S me l udspeakers s und better when angled, but this

may als depend n reflecti ns fr m the side walls. By

angling the l udspeakers inwards, y u decrease

unwanted reflecti ns and thus y u get a bette

r stere

perspective.

The correct height

If the l udspeakers are small, they sh uld be placed n

stands r tilted s that they are n the same level as the

ears.

Cables

Try t keep them as sh rt as p ssible. By its electrical

parameters, a

l ng c nduct r will have a bigger influence

n the s und than a sh rt ne.

The subw fer cable sh uld be shielded, t av id n ise.

Make sure that all c nnecti ns are clean and n t

xidised

. All c nnecti ns sh uld be mechanically stable,

b th p wer, signa

l and l udspeaker cables. Signal cables

sh uld be separated fr m ther cables.

Finally

Please remember that g d s und is a matter f taste, s

y u have t experiment t btain it. We wish y u the best

f luck!

Mounting and connecting tips

Mounting

alternati es

N rmally the XTZ 93 WMT Shielded

is placed

standing by a wall. The wall behind and the wall

beside the l udspeaker have influence n b th the

bass level and the bass characteristics, s please be

patient and try different distances t

the rear and

side walls.

Connect using the

correct phase

Always c nnect using the c rrect phase, fr m the

+-p le n the amplifier t the +-

p le n the

l udspeaker and c rresp nding f r minus (-).

If y u by accident c nnect the ther way,

there

is n risk f damage. H wever, the

s und will n t be c rrect, especially in the

l wer frequencies.

O erload

At high l ad during extensive time peri ds, there is

always the risk f verl ading the driver and

amplifier.

All l udspeakers have a limited

patience

f r high p wer, s be careful n t t play

extremely l ud and n t t increase trebble

r bass settings t much.

By increasing the bass r treble fr m 0 t

max y u will increase the p wer by ab ut

16 times.

The initial playing

time

It takes ab

ut 50 t 100 h ur f initial playing time,

f r the driver t s und ptimal. During this time,

the speaker may be used n rmally.

Placing

93 WMT Shielded is c nstructed t play ly

ing d wn

r standing up.

The rubber feet are n t m unted and can be

m unted n either side.

The l g is n t m unted, place it after y u have

m unted the feet

Sound settings

Room Tuning -

Mechanical

adjustment of the

boundary frequency

By using the supplied bass plugs in the bass reflex

gates, y u can alter t

he l wer b undary frequency

n the XTZ 93 WMT shielded.

Als the treble

level may be adjusted, which all ws

y u t perfectly alter the s nic

t fit the r m,

equipment and y ur wn taste.

Closed gate

With the bass plug m unted in the bass reflex gate,

the cabinet is cl sed and the l udspeaker perates

as a cl sed c nstructi n. This yields a m re ”tight”

bass repr ducti n.

Bass reflex

With n plug present in the gate y u have a higher

bass level and the l udspeaker is capable f

handling l wer frequencies.

These settings als depend n the size and

shape f the r m, and als n y ur wn

taste, s please have patience when trying

ut y ur preferred setting.

Le el adjustment -

Treble

The treble range can be adjusted t 2 different

settings.

Le el adjustment in

the treble range

In the treble range the level is adjustable t tw

different m des using the switch n the back f the

speaker.

Mode 1/ - 0dB

In this m de the s und is neutral with a flat

frequency resp nse.

Mode 2/ -3dB

In this m de the treble level is decreased by -3dB.

Binding post

/Biwiring

Upper terminal + lower terminal (loops

present)

Default setting, the l udspeaker is fed

with the entire frequency range. In this m de, it

d esn't matter which c nnect rs

y u use when

c nnecting the speaker cables.

With ut the l p between upper and l wer

terminal:

2. Upper terminal.

The signal is nly fed t the

tweeter.

3. Lower terminal.

N w the signal is fed t the

w fer nly.

PLEASE NOTE!! When the l ps are

c nne

cted, ensure that all f ur c ntacts

are pr perly fastened s that the l ps

c nnect rs are stuck -

if the l p falls f, it

may sh rt-circuit between the + and

c ntact and thus damage the amplifier.

Technical specifications

Construction type

2-way,

Bass reflex cabinet that may be set as a

cl sed b x.

The cabinet can be lying d wn r standing up

The treble level is adjustable in tw different levels

Dimensions

220 x 370 x 312 mm (W x H x D)

Weight

11,7 kg

Magnetically

shielded

Yes

Impedance

4-8 hm

Binding post

G ld plated bi-wiring / Banana plug / P le screw

Efficiency

89 dB

Power

200 W Sh rt term IEC 268-5

80 W L ng term IEC 268-5

Tweeter dri er

1” Silk-made s ftd me tweeter, SACD/DVD-Audi

ready, str ng magnet.

Woofer/midrange

dri er

6,5" S lid c ated paper driver, m ulded "high fl w"

driver basket, p werful magnet,

v ice c il f rmer in

aluminum, phase plug. Weight 2000 gram

Connections and

settings

•G ld plated bi-wiring.

•Bass reflex settable t cl sed b x.

•The treble

level is adjustable in 2 different

m des.

Service & support

"Do-It-Yourself"-

ser ice

We apply "d -it-

y urself" service n all XTZ

pr ducts.

If y u by y urself are able t find ut what part

the l udspeaker is defective, y u are fully all wed

t unm unt that part (which w uld n rmally be a

driver, a filter r the amplifier) and send it back t

us f r exchange.

IMPORTANT!

Always

c ntact y ur dealer r us bef re taking the

l udspeaker apart.

It can als help y u finding the

fault.

Y u can f c urse always ch se t return the

wh le l udspeaker; theref re y u sh uld save the

riginal package.

T aid service, XTZ pr ducts are

c nstructed and pr duced using c mm n

techn l gy, s that basically

m st pe ple

are able t "unscrew" the l udspeaker

using c mm n t ls.

If something is

broken

If y u cause additi nal defects by y urself when

unm unt the defective part, the warranty still

applies if it is bvi us that the part had a

manufacturing d

efect. In ther cases h wever, the

warranty d es n t apply if y u cause ther defects

n the l udspeaker.

Where to send the

product for a

warranty repair

F r service we refer t y ur retailer.

F r questi ns regarding service, c ntact us by email

[email protected]

Web page: www.xtz.se

ALWAYS pack the pr duct / part very

carefully. Unf rtunately damages during

transp rtati n are very c mm n. If the

package is weak, the transp rting

c mpany d es n t c mpensate damages.

Always encl se a c py f the re

ceipt and a

descripti n f the defect.

Support

Please c ntact ur free f charge supp rt if y u

need installati n advice, r if any

pr blem ccurs

during the installati n.

C ntact us by e-mail support@xtz.se

and include

y ur ph ne number if y u wish

verbal help, and we

will call y u back.

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