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SPECIFICATIONS

Starlet Owner’s Manual

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A few notes, based on our experience:

1.It is best to set these levels on recessed volume controls, such as those on the SpeakerCraft BB series of amplifiers, as this adjustment is a one time, “set and forget” procedure.

2.All pink noise should be identical, but it isn’t. The noise on SpeakerCraft’s SCT-1.0 Test CD is known to work well in setting the levels.

3.Digital voltmeters can be problematic with pink noise. This is because pink noise “pumps” up and down a few dB and, even with an averaging meter, it can be hard to set the level to a medium of 0.5. For instance, we get readings of 0.45 to 0.55 when the level is set correctly. Also, many AC DMM’s do not have a low voltage range.

4.Radio Shack has a low cost ($24.95) voltmeter that has a 10 volt AC range, and works very well in this application.

SUBWOOFER ADJUSTMENTS

All Starlets are designed for high end systems where subwoofers are required. Unlike the midrange and tweeter settings, each room is so different in bass response that it is best to set the controls by ear. Here is our recommended starting point, based on the controls for SpeakerCraft’s BassX-10 and BassX-12 subwoofers:

Start with the volume control at about 9 o’clock, the boost at about 10 o’clock, the frequency control at 10 o’clock and the phase control at 0˚. (See Diagram 21) Slowly advance the volume until you hear a good balance. Here it helps to take the time to lis- ten to several tracks in several locations in a room. If it is not possible to get bass without excess “boominess”, rotate the boost back counterclockwise. If there are areas of the room where the bass seems to totally drop out, experiment by moving the phase to 180˚.

Diagram 21:

Subwoofer Adjustments

SPECIFICATIONS

 

Starlet 4

Configuration:

4 Woofer / 4 Tweeter

 

Line Source System

Woofers:

612" Kevlar Cone Woofers

 

with Front Mounted

 

Neodymium Magnets

Tweeters:

412" x 34" Ribbon Tweeters

 

Coaxially Mounted

Enclosure:

Sealed Back Box with an

 

Extruded Wave Guide

Impedance:

6Nominal

Sensitivity:

90dB 1W/1m

Frequency Response:

90Hz - 21kHz ± 2dB

Min. Power Requirements:

2 x 75 watts per speaker

Grille Frame Dimensions:

H 3634" x W 914" x D 314"

Cut-Out Dimensions:

H 3414" x W 8"

Weight:

33 lbs

Starlet 6

6 Woofer / 6 Tweeter Line Source System

612" Kevlar Cone Woofers

with Front Mounted

Neodymium Magnets

412" x 34" Ribbon Tweeters Coaxially Mounted

Sealed Back Box with an Extruded Wave Guide

6Nominal

91dB 1W/1m

90Hz - 21kHz ± 2dB

2 x 75 watts per speaker

H5214" x W 914" x D 314"

H4912" x W 8"

46 lbs

Starlet 9

9 Woofer / 9 Tweeter Line Source System

612" Kevlar Cone Woofers

with Front Mounted

Neodymium Magnets

412" x 34" Ribbon Tweeters Coaxially Mounted

Sealed Back Box with an Extruded Wave Guide

6Nominal

92dB 1W/1m

90Hz - 21kHz ± 2dB

2 x 75 watts per speaker

H76316" x W 914" x D 314"

H73" x W 8"

66 lbs

In our attempt to constantly improve our products, features and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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