User manual POLK AUDIO RT600I

[. . . ] they did so by applying scientific principles to speaker design and by concentrating solely on the speaker business. That is how Polk became known as "The Speaker Specialists®. " Today Polk Audio is still headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland and is now one of the world's largest manufacturers of home and car loudspeakers. polk's research has yielded over 20 patents for advances in loudspeaker performance and value. [. . . ] They can be found in a plastic bag that is taped to the packing material. To install, lay the speaker on its side (be careful not to scratch the finish) and screw in the feet as far as they will go into the threaded inserts in the base of the speaker. If your speakers are on a wood or tile floor, slip a rubber sheath over each spike. If the speaker is on a carpeted floor, the bare spikes will provide the best stability and the best possible sound quality. Once all four feet have been installed, place the speaker in its chosen location. If you are using the carpet spikes, place pressure on the top of the speaker until the spikes penetrate the carpet and make contact with the hard surface under the carpet. Measure enough wire to reach from your receiver or amp to each speaker. Keep in mind the extra length needed for running the wire around doors and windows. Leave yourself about 12" of extra slack to allow moving the speakers or receiver without having to disconnect the wires. note that one of the terminals on the rear of the speaker is marked red (+) and the other black (-). Make certain that you connect the wire from the red (+) terminal of your amplifier to the red (+) terminal on your speaker, and the wire from the black (-) terminal of the amplifier to the black (-) terminal on your speaker. Most wire has some indication (such as color coding, ribbing, or writing) on one of the two conductors to help maintain consistency. If your speakers sound "thin" with little bass and little to no center image, odds are that one of the speaker wires is connected backwards. Strip 1/2" of insulation from each of the two conductors on both ends to expose the bare wire. Twist the exposed wire of each conductor to form two un-frayed strands. Connect two conductors to the receiver or amp (refer to the owner's manual supplied with your electronics for assistance with proper hookup). Connect the two conductors on the other end of the wire to the speaker terminals. Bi-amping allows you to use separate amplifiers for the high and low frequency sections of your loudspeaker to achieve greater dynamic range and lower distortion. After removing the jumpers, connect the speaker wires from the high frequency amplifier outputs to the upper set of terminal posts on each speaker. Follow the same procedure for the low frequency amplifier to the lower set of terminals as shown in Figure 2. Remember to maintain correct wiring polarity (+ to +, - to -) in all connections. Separate speaker wires are run to the low and high frequency drivers from a single amplifier. [. . . ] * Feature magnetically shielded components Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice. Warrants to the original purchaser only that this Polk Audio Loudspeaker Product (the "Product") will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of original retail purchase from a Polk Audio Authorized Dealer. However, this Warranty will automatically terminate prior to the expiration of the five (5) years if the original retail purchaser sells or otherwise transfers the Product to any other party. the original retail purchaser shall hereinafter be referred to as "you. [. . . ]