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    Ma gus© monitor speak er s User Guide (Ma gus: “ma gical” in Latin)  Te res onic 121 5 Fi ddl ers G re en • S an Jo se , 951 25 Cal ifo rnia , USA Ph one 408 .97 3.8 813 • ww w.t ere so nic. com Ter es : ro und ed, p olis he d, s moo th, f ine , el ega nt in L ati n[...]

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    T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s C H A P T E R 1 INTRODUCT ION 1 New life for yo ur music yet pe rfectly natural 1 Big per f o rmance eve n at 4 Watts pe r channel 2 Except ionally detailed and clean sound 2 Designe d & handcrafted to en dure the t e st of time 3 C H A P T E R 2 UNPA CKING INSTRUCTIONS 4 Contents 4 C H A P T E R 3 INSTALLA TION AN[...]

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    D E S I G N C U S T O M I Z A T I O N 1 I n t r o d u c t i o n C on gr a tu la t io n s on p u rc h as i ng M ag u s – on e o f t he f i ne s t m on it o r lo u d sp ea k e rs e ve r m ad e. W e h o p e th at ma gi c of Ma gus w i ll rev ea l th e be s t of y our m us ic c ol lec t io n a nd p rov id e m an y lis te n in g p le a su res fo r y e[...]

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    D E S I G N C U S T O M I Z A T I O N 2 Th e ch a ll en g e is t o ma k e sp ea ke r s th at w e c an c al l t ra ns ce nd ent al - so me th in g th at b r ea ks b oun d ar ie s a nd cr eat es em ot io n, b ut k ee ps t he so un d nat ura l a nd i nt act , a s it wa s in t he c on cer t ha ll o r a re cor di ng st ud io . Te re so ni c spe ake r s [...]

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    D E S I G N C U S T O M I Z A T I O N 3 ev er y ty pe o f m us i c fr om r ock to o per a, j a zz t hr ou gh f ol k. T he y ha ve q ui t e a p un ch y lo w end for t hei r si ze . Dr um s and p er cu ssi on ar e r ep ro duc ed w it h st un n ing w ei gh t an d cl a ri t y. No ti ce pr eci s e dur ati on an d fi n e se p ar at io n b et w ee n t on [...]

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    4 U n p a c k i n g I n s t r u c t i o n s Im po rt a nt ! Be fo re y ou s t ar t u np a c ki ng , i ns p ec t th e ou te r ca rt on fo r an y s ig ns o f s hi p pi ng d a ma ge . If y ou s e e or s us p ec t th at t h ere is d am ag e , in fo r m t h e se ll er a s so on a s po ss ib le . o ur T er es on ic M a gu s sp e ak er s we re s hi pp ed [...]

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    5 I n s t a l l a t i o n a n d W i r i n g B efo re ma ki n g an y co n ne ct i on s a lw ay s tu rn off y o ur a m p lif ie r . In s ta lli ng an d wir ing y ou r sp e ak e rs i s an e a sy a nd s tr ai gh t fo rw a rd p roc es s. E nj o y y ou r n ew T e res o ni c so un d ! o ur s pe ak ers a re e qu ipp ed wi th h ig he st q ual it y WB T bi n[...]

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    6 Co r re ct p ha sin g o f th e sp ea ke r s is vi ta l fo r s ou nd q ua li t y so ch ec k yo ur a mp lif ie r ma nua l fo r i ns tr uc ti on s. S om e va cu u m t ub e amp li fi ers m ay r eq u ir e t ha t yo u c ha n ge t h e ph as e b etw e en a mp li fi er a nd t h e sp ea ker s by r ev er si ng t he c ab le co n ne ct io n s (e .g . Re d am [...]

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    7 I n s t a l l a t i o n a n d o p e r a t i o n Pl a ce t h e sp eak er s in t he ir a pp r ox im at e l oc at io n f oll ow in g r ec om m en d at io ns in c hap t er s fo ur ( Fi n e Tu n in g) an d fi ve ( Ro o m Ac ou st ic s) f or th e be st r es ul t s. I t is wo rt h no ti n g th at wh en t he t on e co nt r ol s on y ou r pr e-a mp a r e [...]

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    8 F i n e T u n i n g F ol lo wi ng t he se rec o mm e nd at io ns is c ri t ic a l t o ob ta in in g o p ti mu m resu lt s fro m y o ur s pe ak er s . o ur T er e so ni c sp ea ke r s a re a mo ng t he f i ne st lo ud spe a k er s ev er d es ig ne d to o ff er e xce pt io na l ly n atu r al so u nd an d th e h ig h es t ef fi cie nc y i n it s cl [...]

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    9 P o s i t i o n i n g ( T o e - I n ) Ad j us ti n g th e to e- in a ng le o f th e sp ea ke r s is u se fu l in t ai lo rin g t he s ou nd t o ma t ch t he c ha ra ct er i st ic s of y o ur sy st em a nd t h e li st en in g r oo m . Wh en t he s pe ak er s ar e f aci ng s tr ai gh t fo rw ar d, th ey t end to c r eat e a l ar ge, ex pan si ve s [...]

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    10 ev en m or e, bu t w il l als o i nc re as e th e re fl e ct io n s. Th e d ec is i on i s you rs , so e xp er im en t wit h di f fe re n t po sit io ns to f in d wh ic h p ro vi de s t he i de al so u nd f or y ou . A d j u s t i n g R e f l e c t o r P l a t e o n M a g u s S t a n d s Yo u r Ma gu s sp ea ke r st an ds a re e q ui p pe d wi t[...]

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    11 R o o m A c o u s t i c s L is te nin g yo ur T e res on ic sp ea k er s in a p rop er ly s et -u p roo m ca n b e a st ar tl in g ex pe ri en ce . ve r y r oo m ha s i t s ow n di st i nc t iv e a co u st ic s, whi ch i nf lu en ce s t he w ay w e ex pe r ie n ce t h e so u nd f ro m a sp e ak er . In f ac t, i t' s a mat te r o f ho w th [...]

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    12 “E ar ly r ef l ec ti on s” w il l te n d to d im in is h th e so un d st ag e in t he d ir ec ti on o f t he r e fl ec ti on s – “e ar ly r ef le ct io n s ” f ro m t he s id e wal ls t end t o re du c e so und st ag e wi dt h, wh il e “e ar ly re fl e ct io n s” f r om t he b ac k w al l wil l re du ce i ma ge d ep t h. So m e li[...]

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    13 Ag a in , i t’ s on ly ne ce ssa ry t o re du ce t he r ef l ec ti ve ne ss o f on e of t h e su rf ace s in e ac h p ai r of s ur f ac es t o el im in at e f lu tt er e ch o. Si nc e th is co nce rn s th e hi gh f r eq uen ci es , an y so ft m at er ia l is a pp ro pr ia te . Dr ap er y or f a br i c wa ll h an gi ng s a re q ui te e f fe ct [...]

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    14 T e c h n i c a l S p e c i f i c a t i o n s W o r l d ’ s m o s t n a t u r a l s o u n d i n g s p e a k e r s p r o v i d e t h e h i g h e s t p e r f o r m a n c e i n i t s c l a s s M a g u s S p e a k e r – T e c h n i c a l S p e c i f i c a t i o n s De scr ip ti o n On e-w a y st and - mo un t, boo ks he lf , or ta bl et op dy n [...]

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    15 M a g u s S p e a k e r S t a n d – T e c h n i c a l S p e c i f i c a t i o n s De scr ip ti o n He av y du ty s pe ak er st and w it h ba se p l at e Di me ns i on s (H xW xD ) 27 x 1 0 x 1 4i n (6 8 x 25 x 3 5c m ) ma x. . – wit h sp ik e s N et w ei gh t 17 l b (8 kg ) p er pa ir S hi pp in g we ig ht 1 9 lb ( 8. 5k g) pe r pa ck ag e A[...]

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    16 W a r r a n t y a n d S e r v i c e Y o ur T ere so n ic s p ea k e rs a re ma de wi th th e hi gh es t q ua li ty ma t er ia ls a nd co mp one nt s . In t he u nli k ely e ve nt of a pro b le m th is pro d uc t is c ov e red b y a fu l l th ree ( 3 ) y ea r w a r ra nt y . o ur Te r es on ic sp ea k er s ar e war ra nt ed a g ai ns t de f ec ts[...]

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    17 W a r r a n t y S t a t e m e n t 1. T er es on ic w ar ra nt s t he m at er ia l s, w or km an shi p, a nd p ro p er f un ct io n in g of t h is p ro duc t f or a p er i od of t h ree ( 3) y ear s, p ro vi de d th at y ou r e gi st e r on ww w. te re so ni c. com w eb s i te w it hi n th ir ty ( 30 ) d ay s of th e p ur ch ase d ate . If t he r[...]

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    18 F i n a l I n s t r u c t i o n s 1. Read Instructions - All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated. 2. Retain Instructions - The safet y and opera ting instructions sh ould be retained for future reference. 3. Heed Warnings - All warnings o n the product and in the manual should be adhered to. 4. Fol[...]