INTRODUCTION
Thank you for selecting Tannoy loudspeakers developed in the UK by our dedicated team of design engineers. They
are the choice of discriminating music lovers the world over. Musical excellence is designed into our loudspeakers from
the start. Careful selection of the very best components combined with strict quality control procedures in the production
process ensures this level of excellence is maintained. To gain maximum performance from your loudspeakers, please
take time to read this owner’s manual in full before installation.
Loudspeakers are electromechanical devices that ‘run-in’ through use; performance will therefore improve after an initial
period of 24hrs use. Once they have been further run-in over a longer period, there will be clear enhancement of the
stereo imaging, mid-band quality and bass performance characteristics.
We are confident that you will continue to enjoy your new Tannoy subwoofer for many years to come.
UNPACKING
To unpack the subwoofer, remove the tape from the top of the carton then fold the flaps right back before inverting the
carton and contents. Lift the carton clear of the contents, then remove all inner packaging.
Check carefully for any sign of transit damage. In this unlikely event, notify your shipping company and/or dealer as soon
as possible for advice. It is recommended you store all the packaging to allow protected transport in future.
It is recommended you store all the packaging to allow protected transport in future.
Ensure that the following accessories are present:
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mains cord appropriate to your country of use.
POSITIONING
The performance of any subwoofer is greatly influenced by the room placement. Corner placement will increase the
amount of bass, by using either of the corners next to the front channel loudspeakers. Placing centrally along this wall
will result in less bass, while moving the subwoofer out into the room will give less bass still. Be prepared to experiment
with both position and the subwoofer controls to get the best results.
Remember that the object of a subwoofer is to enhance the output of your main speakers, not overpower it.
