Canton Reference Center Manuel - Sayfa 6

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BI-WIRING & BI-AMPING OPERATION

The speakers of the Reference series offer the option of operating the high/mid range and the bass range separately via two amplifiers

(bi-amping) or at least via two separate speaker cables (bi-wiring). For this purpose, these speakers are equipped with a double terminal

(excluding Reference 9). The upper pair of terminals is responsible for the high/mid range, and the lower pair is for the bass range. These

two pairs of terminals are factory-connected with (cable) bridges for normal operation (with a single speaker cable).

Attention:

For Bi-Wiring and especially Bi-Amping operation, it is essential to remove the (cable) bridges, as they can potentially damage

the connected amplifiers. To do this, please loosen or remove the binding posts and pull out the cable bridges to the side resp.

the metal bridges to the front.

Bi-Wiring:

LOUDSPEAKER LEFT

LOUDSPEAKER RIGHT

AMPLIFIER

Bi-Amping:

LOUDSPEAKER LEFT

LOUDSPEAKER RIGHT

AMPLIFIER LOW FREQUENCY

AMPLIFIER HIGH MIDRANGE

TROUBLESHOOTING

Below you will find an overview of the most frequently occurring problems.

Problem

Possible reason

No audio signal comes out of the

Loudspeaker cable not or not correctly

speaker

connected to (power) amplifier and/or

loudspeaker

Too less low frequency (bass)

(One) speaker polarity is reversed

Unclean spatial imaging (e.g. voices

The distance between the two speakers to

do not come from the center)

the listening position is different

One speaker is louder than the other

1. The distance to the two speakers is

different

2. For amplifiers with balance control, the

balance is adjusted to one side

The speakers distort

Your power (amplifier) is overloaded

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Solution

Connect speaker cable correctly to amplifier

and/or speaker

Check and correct polarity at loudspeakers

and (power) amplifier

Make sure that the distance between the

listening position and each speaker is the

same

1. Establish equal distances between

listening position and each loudspeaker

2. Correct the balance setting on the

amplifier

Immediately reduce the volume (until your

amplifier is no longer overloaded). The output

power of the amplifier should be at least equal

to the rated power handling of the speakers.

(see also chapter "Operating notes")