User manual TANNOY REVOLUTION SIGNATURE

[. . . ] Please confirm current specifications for critical applications with your supplier. 02_ REVOLUTION SIGNATURE MANUAL INTRODUCTION Thank you for selecting Tannoy loudspeakers developed in the UK by our dedicated team of design engineers. Careful selection of the very best components combined with strict quality control procedures in the production process ensures this level of excellence is maintained. To gain maximum performance from your loudspeakers, please take time to read this owner's manual in full before installation. Once you have set up your new loudspeakers please complete and return the registration document this does not limit your legal rights. [. . . ] The spikes should be pushed through the carpet to locate into the flooring surface by applying pressure to the top of the cabinet. If using on a sensitive floor surface place the protective cups under the levelled spikes. Failure to do so could render the speaker unsteady and result in damage or injury should it be knocked over. 04_ REVOLUTION SIGNATURE MANUAL STAND MOUNTING MODELS Stand mounting or bookshelf speakers should be located securely on stands or a shelf in an appropriate position to place the Dual ConcentricTM driver high frequency unit roughly at ear height when seated in the chosen listening position. Positioning recommendations for stand-mounted speakers can be found under the section entitled Positioning and fine-tuning. For the centre speakers, locate on the plinth provided. INSTALLATION To avoid potential damage to your loudspeaker, ensure that the amplifier is switched OFF prior to connecting or disconnecting any cables. Before switching on double check that all connections are secure and that polarity is correct. REVOLUTION SIGNATURE MANUAL _05 CONNECTION IN SINGLE WIRE MODE The terminal panels have captive link bars fitted as standard to link the positive and negative HF and LF terminals respectively. These must be removed to bi-wire the speakers - see section entitled Connection in Bi-wire mode. For optimum performance in single wire mode, loudspeaker cable connections from the amplifier should be made to the high frequency (HF) terminals of the loudspeaker: (See fig. 3) The positive (plus) terminal on the amplifier left channel (marked + or coloured red) must be connected to the positive HF terminal on the left speaker. The left speaker is the one on the left as you look at the stereo pair from your listening position. The negative (minus) terminal on the amplifier left channel (marked - or coloured black) must be connected to the negative HF terminal on the left speaker. Remember that the positive (+ or red) on the amplifier must be connected to the positive (+ or red) on the speaker and the negative (- or black) to negative. Select a signal source, such as a CD player; switch on the amplifier and slowly turn up the volume control to check that both loudspeakers are reproducing bass and treble information. CONNECTION IN BI-WIRE MODE Please note in bi-wire mode that the link bars must be removed. Unscrew the knurled nuts on both the positive and negative HF and LF terminals and remove the link bars and then replace the colour coded nuts, as they will be required to clamp the bi-wire cables in place. 4) Be sure that the amplifier is switched off and then prepare the two sets of cabling for each 'side' of the system separately. Label two of the cable lengths Left LF and Left HF (low frequency and high frequency) then repeat this process for the right pair. If your amplifier is not equipped with separate output terminals for bass and treble information then, at the amplifier end of the cables, twist the Left LF+ (positive) and the Left HF+ (positive) together. Connect these to the amplifier Left channel positive terminal marked + (plus) or coloured red. Twist the Left LF- (negative) and the HF- (negative) cables together and connect them to the amplifier Left channel negative terminal marked - (minus) or coloured black. At the loudspeaker end connect the cables labelled Left LF+ and Left LF- to the left hand loudspeaker LF terminals, ensuring that you note the polarity markings on the cable sheathing. Then proceed to connect the Left HF+ and Left HF- to the HF terminals on the same loudspeaker. Repeat this process to connect the right hand loudspeaker to the amplifier right channel output, once again ensuring that polarity is correct throughout. [. . . ] ft. ) 169 x 448. 5 x 175mm (6. 65 x 17. 66 x 6. 89") 6. 8kg (15. 0lbs) Light oak and Espresso 010_ REVOLUTION SIGNATURE MANUAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Revolution Signature DC6 PERFORMANCE Recommended amplifier power (Watts RMS) Continuous power handling (Watts Peak RMS) Peak power handling (Watts) Sensitivity (2. 83 Volts @ 1m) Nominal Impedance (Ohms) Frequency response (-6dB) Dispersion (degrees conical) 300 88dB 8 46Hz ­ 35kHz 90 75 20 ­ 150 Revolution Signature DC6 T Revolution Signature D6LCR 20 ­ 175 20 ­ 175 87 87 350 89dB 8 34Hz ­ 35kHz 90 350 89dB 8 36Hz ­ 35kHz 90 DRIVE UNITS Dual ConcentricTM high frequency 25mm (1") Titanium dome With Tulip WaveGuideTM Dual ConcentricTM low frequency 150mm (6") treated paper pulp cone with Rubber surround. 44mm (1. 75") edge wound voice coil Bass Driver Passive Radiator 25mm (1") Titanium dome With Tulip WaveGuideTM 150mm (6") treated paper pulp cone with Rubber surround. 44mm (1. 75") edge wound voice coil 150mm (6") treated paper pulp cone with Rubber surround. 44mm (1. 75") Wound voice coil 25mm (1") Titanium dome With Tulip WaveGuideTM 150mm (6") treated paper pulp cone with Rubber surround. 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