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OWNER'S MANUAL B10

The bass reproduction of the B10 Loudspeakers can be adjusted to the listening room or to your personal taste in two

different ways: via removable foam cylinders in the bass reflex tubes, and, in addition to that, via switch on the

connecting panel.

We recommend to test both possibilities which are absolutely unique in this combination. Depending on the

placement of the loudspeaker and the resulting standing waves (hum frequencies) in your listening room sometimes

one and sometimes the other combination will achieve the best results.

Without foam cylinder in the reflex tube and with bass adjustment switch in "plus" position (right) the B10 will produce

an increase of 5 dB in the low frequency band between 60 Hz and 80 Hz which is usually beneficial for free-standing

loudspeakers. If the loudspeakers are placed close to the corners of the room, however, the bass will sound more

pleasant and well-focused when the foam cylinder is inserted into the reflex tunnel and the bass adjustment switch is

in "minus" position (left). In other cases it may turn out that only the use of the foam cylinder or the bass adjustment

switch will achieve the best results.

BASSMANAGEMENT

Foam Cylinder

You will find a foam cylinder in every reflex tunnel on the

back of your loudspeaker. For an increase in the bass

reproduction you can carefully pull the foam cylinder out of

the reflex tunnel with your fingers.

Foam inserted:

Foam taken out:

When the foam cylinder is placed inside the bass reflex

tubes the B10 is turned into a closed box with 2 – 3 dB less

sound pressure between 55 Hz and 110 Hz.

Bass Switch

When the bass switch of the B10 is in the right position (+)

the sound pressure level between 50 Hz and 100 Hz will

increase by up to 2,5 dB. At the same time extreme bass

frequencies below 40 Hz will be lowered in order to prevent

excessive diaphragm amplitudes from the woofers.

moderate bass

powerful bass