Pure Acoustics EX750 Series User manual

EX750
EX750
SERIES
Owner’s Manual
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Pure Acoustics, Inc. 18 Fuller Place, Brooklyn,
NY 11215, USA, Tel [phone]
THE PURE SOUND OF LIFE
PURE ACOUSTICS®
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Thank you for purcha ing Pure Acou tic ’ product , and welcome to the Pure Acou tic family of
ati fied cu tomer !
Pure Acou tic wa e tabli hed to fulfill the need for high quality peaker of exceptional de ign
at an affordable price. After year of re earch and development, and by manufacturing all part
our elve - from the voice-coil to the uniquely-de igned cro over - Pure Acou tic i able to offer
you peaker of uperior value.
Each peaker component ha been de igned and engineered with fir t-rate material to produce
exceptional ound. Our peaker offer the be t of it all – high-quality ound, hand-made olid
con truction, and a remarkably tyli h appearance.
We welcome you to witne the re ult . Our team’ dedication to quality, reliability and attractive
de ign ha created ome of the be t-value peaker you can find today.
Reading thi manual fully will help you to et up your peaker properly and reward you with a fine
li tening experience. Pure Acou tic di tribution center in Europe, A ia, Au tralia and the
America will be happy to a i t you with any que tion you may have. Plea e look for the di tributor
neare t you on our web ite, www.pure-acou tic .com.
Make ure all equipment i turned off. When connecting the peaker , be ure to retain the correct
polarity. Mo t peaker cable will have (+) red ign for po itive and (-) black ign for negative.
Connect the peaker cable to the po itive (+) front-left peaker terminal on the amplifier and to
the po itive (+) terminal on the front-left peaker. Connect the peaker cable to the negative (-)
front-left peaker terminal on the amplifier and to the negative (-) terminal on the front left peaker.
Repeat the ame tep for the right- ide front peaker. Thi method can be applied to bi-wire
terminal a long a the horting trap are in place. If your amplifier i equipped with bi-wire
output connection, remove the horting trap and connect each terminal to the a ociated terminal
in your amplifier.
Connect the peaker cable to the po itive (+) center peaker terminal on the amplifier and to the
po itive (+) terminal on the center peaker. Connect the peaker cable to the negative (-) center
peaker terminal on the amp and to the negative (-) terminal on the center peaker.
Connect the peaker cable to the po itive (+) rear left peaker terminal on the amplifier and to the
po itive (+) terminal on the rear-left peaker. Connect the peaker cable to the negative (-) rear-
left peaker terminal on the amplifier and to the negative (-) terminal on the rear-left peaker.
Repeat the ame tep for the right- ide rear peaker.
Introduction
Connections
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Position
Running time and cleaning
Set-Up Diagram
Left
Front
Speaker
Left
Surround
Speaker
Center Speaker
Receiver
Right
Front
Speaker
Surround Speaker
REARCENTER LR
CLR
FRONT Right
Surround
Speaker
Dolby
THE FRONT SPEAKERS should e placed on each side of your TV or in front of your favorite listening
position. As a general guideline the space from the speakers to the listening position should e 1.5
times the distance etween the speakers. For example if your listening position is 9ft (2.7m) away
from the speakers, the distance etween the speakers should e 6ft (1.8m)
THE CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER should e on top of or just a ove your TV.
THE REAR (SURROUND) SPEAKERS should e positioned either to the side of, or ehind, your
listening position. Typical placement is on the side walls, slightly a ove ear level, a out two-thirds of
the way ack from the front of the room. This allows the surround speakers to aim directly at the
listener, placing you in the middle of a five-speaker sound field.
The performance of the speakers may change during the initial use due to storage and mechanical
limitations. Please allow 15 hours of use for the temperature effect and mechanical parts to attain
their intended design characteristics.
Make sure to turn all equipment off efore cleaning. The ca inet only requires occasional dusting.
Please avoid touching the drive units.
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Limited one-year warranty
Technical Specifications
De ign and pecification are ubject to change without notice.
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EX750 EX750C EX750S
300 Watts
39Hz - 22Khz
92dB
8 Ohm Compati le
3 way DRAV FIG
Three 6.5” woofer PC CON
for low & mid frequencies
1” (25mm) silk SCOS dome
2,500/3,500 Hz
106x20x31 Cm
5.9 Kg (13 L s) each
Black, Silver, Cherry,
Beech, Mahogany, Maple
Black, Silver cloth
No
150 Watts
60Hz - 22Khz
89dB
8 Ohm Compati le
2 way DRAV FIG. magnetic
shielding
Two 4.25” woofer PC CON
5/8” (14mm) ND tweeter
2,700 Hz
15x48x16 Cm
3 Kg (6.6 L s)
Black, Silver, Cherry, Beech,
Mahogany, Maple
Black, Silver cloth
Yes
150 Watts
65Hz-22Khz
91dB
8 Ohm Compati le
2 way DRAV FIG
Two 4.25” woofer PC CON
5/8” (14mm) ND tweeter
3,000 Hz
24x15.5x16 Cm
2.5 Kg (5.5 L s) each
Black, Silver, Cherry, Beech,
Mahogany, Maple
Black, Silver cloth
No
POWER HANDLING
FREQUENC RESPONSE
(+/-3dB)
SENSITIVIT (+/-3DB)
IMPEDANCE
DRIVER COMPLEMENT
WOOFER
TWEETER
CROSSOVER FREQUENC
DIMENSIONS (HXWXD)
WEIGHT
FINISH
GRILLE
VIDEO SHIELDING
Pure Acou tic product have been de igned and manufactured to the highe t quality tandard . However,
in the event that omething malfunction , Pure Acou tic and your local authorized di tributor warrant
free of charge part and labor ( ome exclu ion may apply) for a period of one year. Thi warranty i
only valid for the original owner. Thi warranty i limited to the repair of the product. Thi warranty will
not apply to unit that were ubject to mi u e, neglect, abu e, alteration or improper in tallation. Thi
warranty will not cover damage due to fire, water, heat, lightning or any other cau e beyond the control
of Pure Acou tic . Retention of your original dated recipe i required in order to obtain warranty ervice
from your local authorized Pure Acou tic Dealer.
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