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Lawrence, Kansas, USA Our speakers a[...]
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WEIGHT: 96869.90 packaging Material <not specified> PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF <INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE>. ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF <INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE> IS PROHIBITED. COMMENTS: SHEET 1 OF 1 Q.A. MFG APPR. ENG [...]
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2 To Reduce Risk Of Fire Or Electric Shock, Do Not Expose This Product To Rain Or Moi st ure . Un it May Bec ome Hot. Al way s P rov id e Ad eq uat e Ve nt ila ti on To Al low F or C oo lin g. D o No t Pl ac e Ne ar A H ea t So urc e, OR In Sp ac es Th at Ca n Restrict Ventilation. To Pr eve nt E[...]
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3 – All th e s af et y an d ope rat in g i ns tr uc ti on s sho ul d be re ad be fo re the product is operated. – The s afe ty and ope rati ng instr ucti ons shou ld be reta ined for fut ure ref eren ce. ?[...]
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4 – Fo r add ed pro tec ti on for thi s pr odu ct dur ing a li ght ni ng sto rm, or wh en it is le ft un att en ded a nd un use d fo r lon g pe rio ds of ti me , unp lug it fro m th e wa ll ou tl et an d di sc on nec t t he ant en na o r c ab le s ys te ms. Th is wil l p re ven t d am age t o t he pr [...]
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5 YOUR NEW SPEAKERS ML T- 2 5.1 spe ake rs ar e ma gne ti ca ll y shi el de d f or use ne ar a CR T tel ev is io n or vi deo scr een . Ke yh ol e slo ts on th e r ea r al low th em to b e mo un ted on a wal l ( har dw ar e n ot inc lud ed ). Your speakers can also be placed on a bookshelf or desk. POWER REQUIREMENTS Th e ‘ Wa tts ’ ( W) r at i [...]
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6 Figure 1 provides a general guideline to help you get the best performance from your new system. Fo r th e mo st ac c ur a te ti m br a l b al an ce , p la ce y ou r fr o nt sp ea ke rs so t ha t th ei r hi gh- fre qu en cy d[...]
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7 WALL MOUNTING If y ou ar e no t co mf or ta bl e pe rf or mi ng the fo ll ow ing mo un ti n g p ro ced ur es , ha ve a pro fe ss io na l pe rf or m th e i n st al la ti on ( s ee yo ur D eal er ) . NO TE : W he n mo un ti ng th e ML T- 2 ce nt e r ch an[...]
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8 THE SUBWOOFER To a ch ie ve o pt im al b ass p er fo rm an ce for mu si c an d h ome t he at er , pl ea se r ea d th ro ug h th e gu id el ine s fo r sub wo ofe r pl ace me nt pr ov id ed in the ne xt sec tio n. All ows con nect ion fro m the LFE or Rig ht/L e[...]
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9 Balances the subwoofer output level to your speaker system’s output. Co ntr ol s th e s ubw oo fer ’s upp er -fr eq uen cy cut -o ff t o m atc h t he l ow -fr eq uen cy cha ra cte ri sti cs of your speakers. ?[...]
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1 0 SUBWOOFER CONNECTION Be fo re pro ce ed i ng wit h thi s s ec t io n be s ur e to re ad an d fo ll ow al l sa fet y pr eca ut io n in s tr u ct i on no tic es at th e be gi nni ng of th is m a nu a l. ?[...]
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1 1 SETTING SUBWOOFER CONTROLS (continued) 1. Tur n t he to t he mid dle of t he ran ge. 2. Slo wl y rot at e t he unt il yo u ma tch th e su bwo of er ou tp ut le ve l wi th t he le [...]
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12 (FAQ) FREQUENTLY ASKEd QUESTIONS J us t u se a d us t f re e c l ot h o r a s of t b ru sh t o re mo ve t he du st fr o m yo ur sp e ak er s . We re co m me nd a sp ec i al ty c lo th ( av ai l ab le a t th e Xt at[...]
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13 No . The MLT- 2 5.1 sub woo fe r, wh en th e pow er swit ch is set to ‘Aut o On ’[...]
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14 SE RIA L NU MBE R ML T- 2 5.1 spe ak er se ri al num be rs ar e loc at ed dir ec tl y ben ea th the bi nd in g pos ts . On the ML T- 2 s ub wo of er th e se ria l nu mbe r is lo cat ed on t he ba ck pan el . SE RvI CE Sh ou ld you be us ing yo ur Ma rt in Lo ga n pr od uc t in a co un tr y ot he r th an t he on e i n whi ch it wa s o ri gi n[...]
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15 dIMENSIONAL dRAWINGS 5-3/4˝ (14.6 cm) 7-3/4˝ (19.7 cm) 4 - 5/ 8˝ ( 11 .8 c m) 5-1/2˝ (14 cm) 12˝ (30.5 cm) 4-1/4˝ (10.8 cm) 1 1 - 1 / 2 ˝ (29.2 cm) 13-3/8 ˝ (34 c m) 16˝ (40.7 cm) 15-1/2˝ (39.4 cm) ?[...]
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16 SPECIFICATIONS 130–20,000 Hz ± 2db 89 dB@2.83 volts/meter 8 Ohms Compatible 2300Hz ?[...]
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1 7 Mar ti nLo gan , Lt d, warra nt s the pro duc t de sig nat ed here in to be fre e of manu fac tur in g def ect s in mat er ial and wor kma nsh ip, su bje ct to th e co ndi tio ns here ina fte r set forth , for a peri od of ni net y (90) day s fr om th e dat[...]
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18 OP TIO NA L LI MIT Ed F IvE Y EA R ( THR EE Y EAR F OR SU BWO OFE RS ) WA RRA NT Y Up on rec eip t of th e co mp let ed L im it ed Fi ve Ye ar W ar ra nty ( Th re e Ye ar o n MLT -2 su bw oo fe r) Re gi st rat io n Ca rd, th e r eg ist ere d p ro duc t wi ll ca rry th e f ol low ing wa rr ant y co ve ra ge: [...]
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© 2 01 0 Ma rtin Lo ga n. Al l ri ghts re se rv ed . R ev . # 08 23 10 THE GREAT AMERICAN SPEAKER COMPANY www.martinlogan.com ® Lawrence, Kansas. USA tel 785.749.0133 fax 785.749.5320 www.martinlogan.com Do not use your MLT-2 5.1 loudspeaker system outside of the country of original sale—voltage requirements vary by cou[...]