Mission QX-1 User manual

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User's Manual
QX-1 MKII
QX-2 MKII
QX-3 MKII
QX-4 MKII
QX-5 MKII
QX-C MKII
QX-12SUB MKII

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Before installing this product read all these instructions!
This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in the
literature accompanying this unit.
Read these instructions. Keep these instructions. Heed all warnings. Follow all instructions.
Before making any connections, switch all the units in your system o at the mains.
Set the volume control at minimum when you switch on your system or change sources, and turn the level up
gradually.
DO NOT use your amplifier at full volume.
Ensure that all loudspeakers in the system are correctly wired.
DO NOT subject your loudspeakers to excessive cold, heat, humidity or sunlight.
Loudspeakers should not be placed directly facing other hi-fi units, or share the same shelf or cabinet.
DO NOT place heavy objects on top of loudspeakers.
Some manufacturers forbid the placing of objects on top of their TV sets. Check your TV handbook before
installing
the speaker directly on your TV set. Consult your TV dealer if you are in any doubt.
DO NOT connect speaker terminals to the mains supply.
DO NOT dismantle the loudspeaker. There are no user serviceable parts inside it and you will void the warranty
by doing so. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or
has been dropped.
Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority
to operate this device.
Unpacking Your Loudspeaker
QX MKII Series loudspeakers come in dierent shapes and sizes. If you are unpacking a floor stander, please
remember that these units are heavy. We suggest that you have someone to assist you.
Lift the loudspeaker carefully out of the packing. DO NOT try and lift the loudspeaker using the protective bag.
Unpack the accessories carefully.
If there is any sign of damage or if the contents are incomplete, report this to your dealer as soon as possible.
Retain the packing for future safe transport of the product. If you dispose of the packing, do so with respect
to any recycling provisions in your area.
WARNING: When an amplifier is driven beyond its power output capabilities it will produce
distorted waveforms which will quickly damage your speakers by overheating. Make sure that your
amplifier is not left unattended when playing, for example at parties, and turn the volume control down
at the first sign of audible distortion.
Important Safety Instructions
Positioning Your
Loudspeakers Introduction Important
Safety Instruction
Connecting Your
Loudspeakers
5.1 System
connections
Connecting The
Subwoofer To The System
Operating Your
Subwoofer
Warranty
Coverage
Specifications

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Positioning Your
Loudspeakers Introduction Important
Safety Instruction
Connecting Your
Loudspeakers
5.1 System
connections
Connecting The
Subwoofer To The System
Operating Your
Subwoofer
Warranty
Coverage
Specifications
No dealer or distributor may vary the terms of this warranty which is personal to the original purchaser and is not
transferable.
Please retain the sales receipt as proof of purchase.
Warranty claims must wherever possible be made through the Dealer from whom the equipment was purchased.
This warranty excludes:
Damage caused through neglect, accident, misuse, wear and tear, or through incorrect installation, adjustment or repair by
unauthorised personnel. Any unauthorised servicing will result in loss of warranty.
Liability for damage or loss occurring in the transit to or from the purchaser.
Consequent damage, loss or injury, arising from or in conjunction with this equipment.
Equipment for attention under warranty should be considered return carriage paid. If equipment is found to comply with
the published specification, Mission reserves the right to raise a charge.
The above conditions do not aect your statutory rights as a consumer.
General Information
Please read these instructions carefully before installing your loudspeakers. A few minutes studying
this manual will ensure a superb performance from your loudspeaker for many years. Please
attention to all cautions printed on the pages marked with this symbol.
Warranty Conditions

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General Information
Preparing Your Loudspeakers
Mission is a brand that purveys lifestyle audio that fuses Hi-Fi heritage with contemporary design.
Music leads, technology follows.
The QX MKII Series is the latest in a long line of distinguished Mission loudspeakers. These technologically advanced
loudspeakers will complement the finest electronics and décor. This series incorporates purpose – designed bass
driver cones, precision engineered motor systems and advanced tweeters. All our loudspeaker drive units are
manufactured in our factory using the latest precision tooling. High quality binding posts feature on all models. Your
Mission QX MKII speakers will bring you great pleasure for many years.
The Mission QX-3 MKII, QX-4 MKII and QX-5 MKII floorstanding models require fitting with the included
spikes before use. Use the screw provided to secure the plinths to the base of the speakers.
Make sure that the screws are fully tightened. After unpacking, the other loudspeakers need no further
preparation.
Please remove the foam bungs from the bass port to the rear of the speaker. All QX MKII loudspeakers
(except the QX-C MKII) are reflex enclosures. The foam bungs are not generally required but they may be
used to alter the bass parameters and damp resonances, especially when operating the loudspeakers next to
walls etc.
Place a bung in each speaker port and adjust them in and out as needed, if they are required in your listening
environment.
We advise retaining the bungs with your original packaging and manual.
Please read these instructions carefully before installing your loudspeakers. A few minutes
studying this manual will ensure a superb performance from your loudspeaker for many years.
Please attention to all cautions printed on the pages marked with this symbol.
Attaching the Spikes
CAUTION: SPIKES ARE SHARP.
Make sure that there are no wires or hidden obstacles that could be damaged by the spikes
in the immediate operational area of the speakers.
NEVER drag a loudspeaker on its spikes. always lift it. lf the item is heavy, get assistance.
A mounting hole is located at each corner of the plinth. Thread a spike througheach hole.
Tighten the collar finger tight so that the spike is secure but not locked inplace.
After all the spikes are attached, invert the loudspeaker and place it carefully on the floor.
Positioning Your
Loudspeakers Introduction Important
Safety Instruction
Connecting Your
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5.1 System
connections
Connecting The
Subwoofer To The System
Operating Your
Subwoofer
Warranty
Coverage
Specifications
Welcome to Mission!
Introduction

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Connecting Your Loudspeakers
Positioning Your
Loudspeakers Introduction Important
Safety Instruction
5.1 System
connections
Connecting The
Subwoofer To The System
Operating Your
Subwoofer
Warranty
Coverage
Specifications Connecting Your
Loudspeakers
Conventional Loudspeaker Connections
Loudspeaker cable is polarity coded along one edge. Split the cable to a depth of about 25mm and strip 8mm
of insulation from each wire. If the cable is stranded, twist the strand together.
Terminal Panels
Your loudspeakers use two or four terminals. When single wiring speakers use the connecting links as shown
opposite. Unscrew the terminal. Thread the bare end of the cable through the cross-hole ensuring there are no
loose strands. Tighten securely. Connect the red, positive (+) terminal of the left loudspeaker to the corre-
sponding red, positive (+) amplifier terminal. Connect the black, negative (-) terminals similarly. Repeat for the
right channel.
Bi-Wiring
All floorstanding speaker models in the Mission QX MKII Series can be bi-wired for improved performance.
Remove both pairs of shorting links and connect a cable to each pair of terminals, running them to a common
connection at the amplifier output terminals. In the figure to the right, the terminal panel on the left is bi-wired;
the panel on the right is conventionally wired. Note the shorting links.
Bi-Amping
By using separate amplifiers for LF and HF drive units you can further improve performance. This is known as biamping.
Note that the amplifier inputs are linked.

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Positioning Your Loudspeakers
Floor Standing and Bookshelf Loudspeakers
Mission QX-3 MKII, QX-4 MKII and QX-5 MKII loudspeakers should be placed on the floor (ideally on spikes). Mission
QX-1 MKII and QX-2 MKII should be mounted on rigid stands, ideally spike coupled to the floor.
Height is important: A stand should place the top of a speaker at ear level to a seated listener. Shelf or bracket
mounting is second best. The distance from the wall can profoundly aect loudspeakers’ sonic performance. If
your speakers are too close to the wall the bass will boom and sound will be coloured. Moving them into the room
may increase clarity but tends to reduce the bass output. When positioned correctly, the high frequency response
is smooth with well-defined, powerful bass. Start with the speakers about 300m from the wall and 1.8m apart. The
distance from each loudspeaker to the side wall should be at least 500mm. Vary the distance between the two
loudspeakers and the distance from the wall until you get a perfect stereo stage. If your loudspeakers are wired
correctly, the sound should be full with a clean treble and a deep, rich bass.
Centre and Surround Speaker
Tuning and Phase
Phase: To check the loudspeaker phase, check the polarity of your speaker wire at the terminals of the loudspeakers
and at the loudspeaker terminals of the amplifier. The conductor colour should always be connected the same way
round. If your loudspeakers are connected correctly, you will hear a full sound with clean midrange and a deep,
powerful bass.
QX-C MKII centre loudspeakers should be positioned
on top of the TV monitor or on a shelf in a console
below the TV set. If you place the unit directly on top
of the TV, ensure that the cabinet can stand the
weight and the assembly is stable. Place the stand on
a stable surface and place the QX-C MKII on the
stand. Ensure the stand is central to the speaker
cabinet. Check your TV handbook or consult your TV
dealer if you are in any doubt, The surround speakers
should be placed above head height and behind the
listening seat. They may be stand or bracket
mounted on the side walls or on the rear walls but
always behind the liste. Do not operate them within
450mm of a TV screen.
2-3.5 metres
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Connecting The
Subwoofer To The System
Operating Your
Subwoofer
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5.1 System connections
The front left and front right channels are bi-wired to provide the best fidelity.
Setting Speaker Sizes
Loudspeaker maintenance
When used with a subwoofer, digital AV processors usually require you to set the size of the loudspeakers for good
bass management. This is usually ‘Large’ or ‘Small’. With the exception of the QX-1 MKII and QX-2 MKII all the
loudspeakers should set to‘Large’. Depending on the performance ofyour subwoofer you may set the QX-3 MKII to
‘Large’ or ‘Small’.
Use a cloth to clean your cabinet and very occasionally a slightly damped cloth to remove finger marks, etc. Although
the grilles may be removed, these speakers. have been voiced to sound at their best with grilles on. We do not
advocate removal of the grilles: if necessary clean the grilles carefully in place with a soft brush.
Home Theatre Topics
Front Left Front Right
Surround Left Surround Right
Back Left Back Right
(Single Back channel for 6.1)
Loudspeaker Positioning
Front Loudspeakers: The front loudspeakers are placed
on either side of the TV monitor, 2 to 3 metres apart. The
speakers should be angled slightly so they are aimed
towards the listeners.
Rear Surround Channels
We recommend placing the surround speaker in a
high position, behind the listeners head. If the rear
wall is more than 1 metre behind the listening seat, an
alternative position is on the side walls. If the walls
are a long way from the listening seat, consider stand
mounting the loudspeakers.
Centre Channel
Most of the dialogue comes from the centre loudspeaker.
Speech should appear to originate from the actors
mouths. Operating height is important. Ideally the front
and centre channel speakers should be at the same
height. The front of the cabinet should be level with the
TV screen.
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Safety Instruction
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Operating Your
Subwoofer
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Specifications Connecting Your
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5.1 System
connections

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A/V Processor Connections
Your subwoofer has been designed for optimum
performance with a digital processor. If your A/V
processor has a line level or LFE subwoofer output you
should use this connection. You will need to purchase
a single screened RCA phono lead from your dealer.
Connect this lead to the LFE input of the subwoofer as
shown.
Alternatively, you may use a split mono lead from the
processor to Line Inputs of the subwoofer. In this case
the input level at the subwoofer will be slightly higher.
Stereo Line Output Connections
If your amplifier has a spare preamplifer output or a
stereo subwoofer output, connect the subwoofer as
shown. You will need a stereo screened RCA phono
cable.
Pre Out – Main in Connections
If you use a stereo pre and power amplifier, or an
amplifier where the pre and main amplifier cab be
separated, connect the subwoofer as shown. There are
two alternative methods.
You will need two screened RCA ‘Y’ adaptors and two
single RCAphono cables.
Remove the Pre-Main links on your amplifier. Connect
the socket (common) of an RCA ‘Y’ adaptor to the Left
Channel Pre Out socket on the amplifier and the other
leg to the Left Channel Main In socket. Connect the
remaining plug on this combination to the Left Channel
Line Level input on the subwoofer. Repeat this for the
Right Channel.
POWER
ON
OFF
L
MAX
40Hz
OFF
001800
ON
150Hz
LFE/R
AC INPUT
500W
AC 220-240V~50/60Hz
FUSE T2.5AL 250V
QX-12SUB MKII
Serial No.
IAG-MISSION
Designed and
engineered in the
United Kingdom
Made in China
INPUT -
CROSSOVER -
PHASE -
AUTO SENSE -
VOLUME -
USE ONLY WITH 250V FUSE
Connecting The Subwoofer To The System
Control Panelof the QX-12SUB Subwoofer
6
7
1 Auto Sense Switch
2 Phase Switch
3Crossover Frequency Control
4 Volume Control
5 Line Level Input/LFEInput
Mains Power Fuse
IEC Mains Input Socket
8 Mains Power Switch
1
8
2
3
4
5
6
7
AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE-NE PAS OUVRIR
WARNING: SHOCK HAZARD-DO NOT OPEN
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Operating Your Subwoofer
QX-12SUB MKII
Operating Your Subwoofer
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Warranty
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Loudspeakers
5.1 System
connections
Operating Your
Subwoofer
Phase Switch: If the bass is indistinct or lacks depth, the Phase switch may need adjustment. Set the switch
to 0° and listen carefully to some music with extended bass. If there is insucient bass output from the
subwoofer set the Phase switch to 180°. Select the position which produces the most natural, extended bass.
Crossover Adjustment: This adjusts the blend between the subwoofer and the main speakers and enables the
system to be set up for optimum bass performance. The higher settings are for use with small bookshelf
loudspeakers, the lower setting for large floorstanding models. If you choose too low a setting with small
speakers, there will be a 'hole' in the bass response; too high a setting with large speakers will result in the
upper bass becoming bloated. Again the subwoofer should be an extension of the main loudspeakers.
Auto-Sense Switch: This feature reduces the power consumption when there is no music signal. When the
Auto-Sense Switch is on, the amplifier will be activated immediately once an audio signal is detected at the
inputs, and it will turn into the mute status when no signal is detected for about 20 minutes, which lowers the
power consumption. This feature can be made invalid by setting this switch to o.
When the system is not in use for extended periods, we suggest you switch o the subwoofer to protect it
from switching noises caused by domestic appliances, etc. The best practice is to switch the complete
system on and o from a central point. Bear in mind that if you play the system with the subwoofer switched
o you will get no bass!
Always turn the main volume control to minimum when you switch the system on or o.

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Operating Your
Subwoofer
Warranty Coverage
Your loudspeakers have been constructed to the highest standards. From top grade furniture
construction and finish to carefully designed and selected acoustic components, Mission speakers
are built to provide a lifetime of sonic pleasure. We hope you will derive many years of good
service from our products.
Mission warrants its products, subject to the following terms and conditions below, to be free from
defects in materials and workmanship.
The three (3) year extended warranty is applicable to items purchased from Jan 1st 2021, onwards.
Items purchased prior to this date are not eligible for this extended warranty service but are
subject to statutory warranty claims and all applicable consumer rights.
To qualify for the extended 3 year warranty, you must register your product within ninety (90)
calendar days from the date of purchase. Visit mission.co.uk/warranty-registration to complete
your online registration. Items not registered online will have a Limited Warranty for one (1) year,
or for the period of your country’s statutory warranty, whichever is longer.
Warranty can only be oered to products registered with proof of purchase with date, model and
details of the authorised dealer clearly stated on the receipt/invoice. Please keep the original
receipt/invoice in case it is required for a warranty claim.
This Limited Warranty is non-transferable and is oered exclusively to the original owner.
This Limited Warranty is valid only in the original country of purchase.
Repairs or replacements are provided under this warranty are the exclusive remedy of the
consumer. Mission shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages for breach of
any expenses or implied warranty with any product. Except to the extent prohibited by law, this
warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties whatsoever, both expressed and implied,
including but not limited to the warrant of merchantability and fitness for practical purpose.
This warranty provides benefits that are additional to and do not aect your statutory consumer
rights.
This Limited Warranty oer is subject to correct information being submitted in your application.
Incorrect dates or mismatched purchase receipt dates that are outside of the warranty terms will
immediately invalidate any warranty claim.
*Please check with your dealer local distributor for further information.
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connections
Operating Your
Subwoofer
Exclusions
The following items are excluded from the Mission warranty:
Normal wear and tear and cosmetic damage (including but not limited to any wear from reasonable
use, environmental deterioration or neglect)
Products on which the serial number has been removed, altered or otherwise made illegible.
Products not purchased from an authorised Mission dealer.
Products that were not new at the time of original purchase.
Products sold ‘as is’, ‘as seen’ or ‘with faults’
Product not purchased from an Authorised Dealer/Distributor within the region of the claim (ie
parallel imports or grey market products)
Accidental damage or faults caused by commercial use, acts of God, incorrect installation, incorrect
connection, incorrect packaging, misuse or careless operation or handling which is not in
accordance with the user instructions.
Equipment that has been operated in conjunction with unsuitable, inappropriate or faulty
apparatus.
Repairs, alterations or modifications carried out by parties other than Mission or its authorised
service partners.
Damage in transit that cannot be attributable to the fault of Mission, the authorised distributor or
dealer (ie. claims otherwise covered by transit insurance.)
Faults relating to abnormal or inappropriate power supply voltage or power surges.
Faults relating to extremities in temperature, exposure to heat, water or other liquids, insects,
excessive moisture, sand, chemicals, battery leakage or any other contaminants.
Any force majeure events, including but not limited to any acts of God, fire, lightning, typhoon,
storm, earthquake, hurricane, natural disaster, tsunami, flood, war, riot, public disturbance.
Any other causes beyond the reasonable control of either Mission and its Authorised Distributor.
Please note items purchased before 1st Jan 2021 are not eligible for the extended warranty claim.
How to Claim
To obtain warranty service please contact the authorised dealer from which you purchased this
product and present the limited warranty certificate oered upon registration of your product’s
extended warranty oer.
Do not dispatch goods without the prior agreement of the dealer distributor or authorised service
centre.
If asked to return products for inspection and or repair, please pack carefully preferably in the
original carton or packaging aording an equal degree of protection and returned via insured,
trackable courier service.
The authorised dealer or distributor will oer full return details and instructions. However, please
note if unsuitable packaging is used the warranty may be deemed void due to improper action in
return.
Mission or the authorised distributor, dealer or service centre may make a charge for the supply of
new packaging for the return of the repaired item. Please note, insurance is recommended as goods
are returned at the owner’s risk. Authorised distributors or service centres cannot be held liable for
loss or damage in transit. insurance and freight charges on the return journey will be paid for by
Mission, authorised dealer, distributor or service centre if corrective work proves to be necessary.
In the event of ‘no-fault found’ or ‘no repair necessary,’ the return shipping charge will be the
responsibility of the owner.

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Repairs
All repairs will be carried out by the appointed distributor (or locally appointed service centre).
Repairs handled or processed without authorisation or approval of the appointed
representative will be excluded from this limited warranty. Please note, Mission is not able to
supply parts or replacement items to any other entity than the ocial distributor or authorised
service centre.
Other than the warranty and services set out in this warranty, to the fullest extent permitted by
law, Mission shall not be liable to you and/or any third party or entity whatsoever for:
Should a fault occur with your loudspeakers, please pack it correctly, using the original packing,
so you can ship it safely. Product for service should be returned to the appointed dealer from
whom you purchased the product. If you experience difficulties or there is no Mission dealer in
your area, contact the Mission distributor or the office below.
IAG Service Dept.
13/14 Glebe Road
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
PE29 7DL
UK
Tel: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
For information on other authorised service centres worldwide contact Mission International,
UK.
A world wide distributors list is available on the Mission website: www.mission.co.uk
Any loss, damages and/or malfunction caused to any product(s) which is/are connected to any
of the products covered by this warranty.
Any damages, loss and liability, whether direct, indirect, incidental, consequential special,
punitive or otherwise, howsoever caused by, arising out of or otherwise, in relation to the
installation, delivery, use, service, repair, replacement and/or maintenance of the product;
Any damages, loss and liability under this warranty in respect of any act, omission, or
negligence of any of their technicians, employees, agents, representatives or independent
contractors relating to the actual or purported performance of any of the obligations under
this warranty.
Service Centre Address
Correct Disposal of this product. This marking indicates that this product should not
be disposed of with other household wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible
harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle
it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your
used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer
where the product was purchased. They can take this product for environmentally
safe recycling.

Specifications
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2-way Floorstanding Speaker
Bass Reflex Bass Reflex
5" (135mm) Long Fiber Composite Cone x2
1.5"(38mm) Textile Ring Dome
No
88dB
25-120W
95dB
3.8Ω
42Hz ~ 24kHz
36Hz
2.0kHz
35L
(950+20)mm
195mm
(300+10)mm
435 x 325 x 1100mm
20.0kg/pcs
23kg/ctn
2-way Floorstanding Speaker
6.5" (165mm) Long Fiber Composite Cone x2
1.5"(38mm) Textile Ring Dome
No
88dB
25-150W
95dB
3.8Ω
36Hz ~ 24kHz
32Hz
2.2kHz
48L
(980+20)mm
220mm
(335+10)mm
470 x 350 x 1130mm
23.8kg/pcs
27.4kg/ctn
Model QX-3 MKII QX-4 MKII
General Description
Design Philosophy and Core Technology
Enclosure Type
Transducer Complement
ABR
Bass Driver
Midrange Driver
Treble Driver
Full-range Driver
AV Shield
Sensitivity (2.0V @ 1m)
Recommended Amplifier Power
Peak Power Handling
Peak SPL
Nominal Impedance
Minimum Impedance
Frequency Response (+/-3dB)
Bass Extension (-6dB)
Crossover Frequency
Cabinet Volume (in litres)
Dimensions
Height (on plinth)
Width
Depth (with terminals)
Carton Size
Net Weight
Gross Weight
General Description
Design Philosophy and Core Technology
Enclosure Type
Transducer Complement
ABR
Bass Driver
Midrange Driver
Treble Driver
Full-range Driver
AV Shield
Sensitivity (2.0V @ 1m)
Recommended Amplifier Power
Peak Power Handling
Peak SPL
Nominal Impedance
Minimum Impedance
Frequency Response (+/-3dB)
Bass Extension (-6dB)
Crossover Frequency
Cabinet Volume (in litres)
Dimensions
Height (on plinth)
Width
Depth (with terminals)
Carton Size
Net Weight
Gross Weight
2-way Bookshelf Speaker 2-way Bookshelf Speaker
Bass Reflex
2-way
5"(135mm) Long Fiber Composite Cone
1.5"(38mm) Textile Ring Dome
No
87dB
25-100W
95dB
4Ω(compatible 8Ω)
3.9Ω
55Hz ~ 24kHz
48Hz
2.4kHz
8.1L
280mm
195mm
(250+10)mm
520 x 345 x 380mm
6.2kg/pcs
14.2kg/ctn
Bass Reflex
2-way
6.5"(165mm) Long Fiber Composite Cone
1.5"(38mm) Textile Ring Dome
No
88dB
25-120W
95dB
3.6Ω
44Hz ~ 24kHz
38Hz
2.2kHz
13.5L
320mm
220mm
(300+10)mm
570 x 395 x 420mm
8.5kg/pcs
19.0kg/ctn
Model QX-1 MKII QX-2 MKII
4Ω(compatible 8Ω)
4Ω(compatible 8Ω)4Ω(compatible 8Ω)
2-way 2-way
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Specifications
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Active Dynamic-Drive IB Subwoofer System
1 x (12") 300mm Cone Long-throw
35- 120Hz ±3dB
300W
450W
200mv For Maximum Output
30 - 150Hz
Stereo Line In (2 x RCA Phono)
Mono (LFE) Line In (RCA Phono)
Line Input 10kΩ
LFE 5kΩ
≥85dB
118dB
Height: (420+58)mm (with feet)
Width: 400mm
Depth: (450+15)mm
23.0kg
IEC Power Cord
QX-12SUB MKII
Description/Format
Drive Units
Frequency Response
Amplifier Power Output
Peak Power Output
Line Input Sensitivity
Crossover Range
Inputs
Input Impedance
Signal-to-noise Ratio (S/N)
Avg. Max Output @1m
Features
Dimensions
Net Weight
Accessories
Model
General Description
Design Philosophy and Core Technology
Enclosure Type
Transducer Complement
ABR
Bass Driver
Midrange Driver
Treble Driver
Full-range Driver
AV Shield
Sensitivity (2.0V @ 1m)
Recommended Amplifier Power
Peak Power Handling
Peak SPL
Nominal Impedance
Minimum Impedance
Frequency Response (+/-3dB)
Bass Extension (-6dB)
Crossover Frequency
Cabinet Volume (in litres)
Dimensions
Height (on plinth)
Width
Depth (with terminals)
Carton Size
Net Weight
Gross Weight
3-way Floorstanding Speaker
Bass Reflex Bass Reflex
12" (300mm) Cone Long-throw x1
6.5" (165mm) Long Fiber Composite Cone x2
1.5" (38mm) Textile Ring Dome
No
90dB
30-200W
96dB
3.5Ω
32Hz ~ 24kHz
27Hz
180Hz,1.8kHz
16L/48L
(1100+20)mm
220mm
(400+10)mm
535 x 350 x 1250mm
34kg/pcs
38.0kg/ctn
2-way Centre Speaker
2-way
5" (135mm) Long Fiber Composite Cone X2
1.5" (38mm) Textile Ring Dome
No
88dB
25-120W
95dB
3.9Ω
58Hz ~ 24kHz
50Hz
1.6kHz
8.1L
175mm
550mm
(170+10)mm
640 x 265 x 280mm
8.6kg/pcs
9.7kg/ctn
Model QX-5 MKII QX-C MKII
4Ω(compatible 8Ω)4Ω(compatible 8Ω)
3-way
Positioning Your
Loudspeakers Introduction Important
Safety Instruction
Connecting The
Subwoofer To The System
Warranty
Coverage Connecting Your
Loudspeakers
5.1 System
connections
Operating Your
Subwoofer
Specifications

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