Rear Panel Features

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1. Boundary Compensation Switch

This switch compensates for the bass and mid-bass loading that occurs when a loudspeaker is wall-mounted, compared to when it is placed away from a wall.

Switch it to the left if your loudspeaker is close to a wall or other large objects that may cause reflections.

Switch it to the right if the loudspeaker is placed more out into the room, such as when on a stand.

Feel free to experiment with the position of this switch to find what suits your preference.

Connect the negative speaker-level output of your power amplifier or receiver to the negative (black) input of the loudspeaker.

Make sure that the positive and negative connections do not touch, or this may damage your power amplifier.

If you have banana-type connectors on your speaker wire, tighten the binding posts before inserting.

3. Mounting holes

The loudspeakers are fitted with threaded holes, suitable for attaching wall and floor mount brackets. These are available from Sunfire, or order them through your dealer.

2. Binding Posts

These high quality connectors will accept bare wire, pins, banana plugs and spade connections.

Always use high quality connections and speaker wires, and make sure there are no loose fittings or stray wire strands.

Connect the positive speaker-level output of your power amplifier or receiver to the positive (red) input of the loudspeaker.

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