Breaking in NEW Loudspeakers

It is important to listen carefully to the match of amplifier and loudspeaker to ensure that the com-bination works well sonically for you.

Though rated amplifier wattage bears little correla-tion to either sound quality or drive capability, the user is cautioned that amplifiers of lower power ratings, more frequently than more powerful ampli-fiers, are particularly prone to producing danger-

ously significant amounts of distortion as they are stressed beyond their limits.

This distortion can and will damage loudspeaker components. This damage will not be covered under warranty.

Your loudspeakers contain a large number of pre-cision built moving parts. These parts require play-ing time initially to develop their maximum smooth-ness and extension.

Very audible improvements can be observed during about 30 hours of playing. Additional improvements will be evident after 100 hours of playing time, at which point the speakers will have reached their full musical potential.