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2 SAFETY INFORMATION
Read this instruction manual and keep it in an accessible location for any needs that may arise.
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When placing the speaker or stand, adjust support feet using a bubble level on the base plate surface
so as to obtain the best possible stability.
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Avoid placing heavy objects upon the loudspeaker, as these can compromise its stability.
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If the loudspeakers are to be positioned upon a raised support surface (e.g. mezzanines, wooden
boosters, etc.), check beforehand to make sure that the surface can bear the weight. Also make sure
that there is enough friction to prevent the loudspeakers from moving due to the vibrations from it
generated under normal operating conditions.
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Do not place any objects containing fl ammable liquids, substances, or liquefi able substances upon the
loudspeaker.
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Use one of the connection diagrams contained in this instruction manual. The connection of two or
more loudspeakers in parallel can damage your amplifi er. If in doubt, contact your dealer.
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Avoid staying near the loudspeakers while the audio system is operating at high volume. This can
cause permanent damage to your hearing. Children must be kept at a safety distance of least 50 cm
from the loudspeaker.
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The speakers generate an electromagnetic fi eld that is harmless to humans and pets, but can
compromise the proper functionality of electronic equipment, such as CRT monitors or TVs, when
placed in close proximity. If this occurs, increase the equipment's distance from the loudspeakers. Do
not place credit cards or other similar magnetic stripe cards on the loudspeaker.
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The technology underlying the speakers' functionality is based on the principles of electromagnetism,
and the user should therefore avoid operating equipment that generates strong electromagnetic fi elds,
as these could affect the loudspeaker's proper functionality. Avoid placing transmitting devices such as
mobile phones, cordless phones, intercom systems etc. on top of the loudspeakers.
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Do not connect the loudspeakers directly to a constant voltage sound distribution system (100 V, 70.7
V or similar). This could result in a serious system overload, with possible damage to the loudspeaker
and/or the amplifi er.
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Do not place audio cables and electrical power cables in close proximity to one another. An
electromagnetic fi eld is present in the vicinity of the power cables, which can cause an unpleasant
humming noise. If this should occur, move the audio cables and electrical power cables away from
each other.
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Loudspeaker systems for household use. They must not be used for high volume and continuous
sound distribution, as, for example discotheque or sound reinforcement. In this type of application, the
involved signal intensity is not compatible with correct operation of the loudspeaker system and can
lead to irreversible faults and, in some cases, the start of a fi re.
2.1 SAFETY INFORMATION ON BERYLLIUM
Beryllium, which is the material the tweeter is made from, in its pure form is a toxic substance, not to
enter in the human body and waste material must be controlled. Due to the potential danger associated
with beryllium, certain precautions for use must be taken by the user of the speakers to avoid the risk
of absorbing the material. The risk, however, is extremely limited when the material is in solid form;
greater danger and damage occur when the product is inhaled or absorbed by contact with micro-
particle vapour.
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