Tannoy 600A manual

System 600a USER MANUAL[...]

Contents INTRODUCTION 1 OPER ATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 Unpacking and visual checks 1 Preliminary recommendation 1 Installing and connecting the system 2 Controls and indicators 3 Use close to TV screens and video monitors 3 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND PHILOSOPHY 4 Drive unit. 4 Cabinet 4 Active crossover and amplifier 5 SERVICING Cabinet finish 6 Dual Concen[...]

INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the Tannoy System 600A Active Monitor. The System 600A is a very compact, active near-field reference monitor. Using an advanced Dual Concentric 6.5” driver, it offers the advantages of point source operation in a cost-effective design, combined with the benefits of active speaker technology: a highly optimis[...]

the monitors should be mounted on a rigid structure, preferably with the use of soft pads (rubber, Sorbothane, Blu-Tak etc ..). When used in the landscape orientation, we recommend location of the monitors so that the drive units are toed inwards, with their axes oriented towards the listening position. The distance between the two speakers should [...]

If the source itself has a balanced output, use shielded twin conductor cable (microphone cable) connecting pin 2/T to pin 2/T, pin 3/R to pin 3/R, and pin 1/S to pin 1/S (using the shield). If the source has an unbalanced output , a single conductor shielded cable can be used, connecting pin 2/T of the input to the “hot” signal pin of the sour[...]

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND PHILOSOPHY A loudspeaker design naturally splits into various parts: cabinet, lower frequency, higher frequency, and crossover which, for the System 600A, is integrated in the amplifier assembly. The design of these parts cannot take place in isolation, as they are all interdependent. The integration of all the features descr[...]

attention paid regarding the sculptured front panel to provide smooth, rounded edges which minimise side diffractions. Another problem involved in cabinet design is to ensure that the box will effectively behave as neutrally as possible, ideally without interfering at all with the sound field emitted by the drive unit and the port. There are two ma[...]

SERVICING Cabinet finish. To remove marks and scuffs, use a medium soft brush. If necessary, a little warm water and detergent can be used, but under no circumstances use a solvent or abrasive cleaner. The surface will change colour when wet but will return to normal when dry. For touch-up of paint chips contact your local Tannoy service agent for [...]

Amplifier. A fuse is located just under the mains input (location 3 in figure 1). Replacement is simple and a spare fuse is provided inside the fuse housing itself. Always use the correctly rated fuse, as indicated on the silk screen printing, there are two different types according to the operating voltage. Any other servicing regarding the electr[...]

CURVES Figure 3 . System 600A. Anechoic response. LF contour ON & OFF Figure 4 . System 600A. Effect of HF contour on anechoic response.[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS System Frequency response ( ± 3 dB) Free space 44 Hz - 20 kHz Maximum SPL (peak @ 1 m) 107 dB SPL Maximum SPL at mix position (one pair driven) 117 dB SPL Distortion < 0.5% Dispersion (@ -6dB) 90 ° conical Electronic section Input 10 k Ω balanced on combined XLR/jack connector Sensitivity Adjustable, +4 dBu or -10 dB[...]

Declaration of Conformity Position: Technical Manager Tannoy Professional Date: 16 th July 1998 For Tannoy Ltd The following apparatus is/are manufactured in the United Kingdom by Tannoy Ltd of Rosehall Industrial estate, Coatbridge, Scotland, ML5 4TF and conform(s) to the protection requirements of the European Electromagnetic Compatibility Standa[...]