Teufel CUB 2 FCR Manual
a
Technical
Description
and
Operating
Instructions
aR,
Lt.
General
notes
and
information
Proper
use
Only
use
the
device
as
described
in
these
operating
instruc-
tions
and
the
enclosed
quick
guide.
Any
other
use
will
be
deemed
as
not
in
accordance
with
the
instructions
and
may
lead
to
damage
of
property
or
even
persons.
The
manufacturer
accepts
no
liability
for
damage
caused
by
use
not
in
accord-
ance
with
the
instructions.
The
unit
is
intended
for
private
use.
Before
operating
the
speakers
please
read
the
safety
notes
and
operating
instructions
carefully.
This
is
the
only
way
to
use
all
functions
safely
and
reliably.
Keep
the
operating
instructions
safe
and
pass
them
on
to
anyone
who may
own
the
unit
after
you.
Notice
The
information
in
this
document
may
change
without
prior
notice
and
in
no
way
constitutes
any
liability
on
the
part
of
Lautsprecher
Teufel
GmbH.
No
part
of
these
instructions
may
be
reproduced
in
any
form
or
be
broadcasted
in
any
way
elec-
tronically,
mechanically,
by
photocopy
or
recording
without
the
written
permission
of
Lautsprecher
Teufel
GmbH.
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set
CUB
2
FCR
Jeufel
...
Makes
you
happy
Original
packaging
If
you
wish
to
exercise
your
eight-week
right
of
return,
we
ask
that
you
be
absolutely
sure
to
hold
onto
the
packaging.
We
can
only
accept
the
return
of
a
device
WITH
THE
ORIGINAL
PACK-
AGING.
Empty
boxes
are
not
available!
Complaints
In
case
of
a
complaint
we
implicitly
need
your
invoice
number
and
the
serial
or
lot
number
for
processing.
The
serial
number
can
be
found
on
the
back
side
of
the
device.
Many
thanks
for
your
support!
Contact
For
questions,
suggestions
or
criticism
please
contact
our
customer
service
department:
Lautsprecher
Teufel
GmbH
Gewerbehof
Buelowbogen
Buelowstrasse
66
10783
Berlin
(Germany)
Phone:
00800
-
200 300
40
(free
of
charge)
Fax:
+49
(0)30
/
300
930 930
E-mail:
www.teufelaudio.com
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Safety
notes
Caution
icons
You
will
find
the
following
caution
icons
in
these
instructions:
Danger
High
risk!
Failure
to
observe
the
warning
may
result
in
severe
personal
injury
or
death.
Attention
Moderate
risk!
Failure
to
observe
the
warning
may
result
in
property
damage.
I
Minor
risk!
Points
which
should
be
observed
when
handling
the
unit.
Danger
to
hearing!
IE
Loud
noise
may
lead
to
hearing
loss.
This
may
have
mental
consequences
and
also
cause
physi-
cal
injury.
Children
and
pets
are
particularly
at
risk.
Set
your
signal
source
unit
volume
control
to
a
low
setting.
+
When
the
volume
is
set
high,
always
keep
a
certain
dis-
tance
from
the
unit
and
never
place
your
ear
directly
on
the
speaker.
Prevent
damage
to
health
and
avoid
extended
listening
at
high
volume.
Attention
Fire
hazard!
/N
Improper
use
may
lead
to
damage
or
fire.
*
Do
not
place
open
flames
such
as
burning
candles
or
similar
on
the
unit.
¢
Ensure
sufficient
ventilation.
*
Do
not
place
the
unit
in
direct
sunlight.
e
Only
use
the
unit
in
indoor
areas.
¢
Do
not
use
the
unit
in
damp
areas
and
protect
it
from
drops
of
water
and
splash
water.
Also
take
care
not
to
stand
vases
or
other
containers
filled
with
liquid
on
or
near
the
speaker
in
order
to
avoid
liquid
getting
into
the
case.
Danger
Danger
to
children!
Children
can
become
trapped
in
the
packing
film
when
playing
and
suffocate.
e
Do
not
allow
children
to
play
with
the
unit
or
the
packing
film.
Danger
of
suffocation.
¢
Ensure
that
children
do
not
remove
small
parts
from
the
unit
or
take
them
off
of
the
unit
(e.g.
control
knobs
or
plug
adapters).
They
could
swallow
the
parts
and
choke.
Never
allow
children
to
operate
electrical
devices
unsupervised.
Danger
Danger
of
injury/damage!
/\
Incorrect
location
may
result
in
damage.
e
Never
use
the
units
unmounted
in
vehicles,
in
unstable
locations,
on
wobbly
tripods
or
furniture,
on
insufficiently
dimensioned
brackets
etc.
The
speakers
could
tip
or
fall
down
and
cause
injury
to
persons
or
be
damaged.
*
Set
up
the
speakers
so
that
there
is
no
risk
of
them
tipping
over
and
the
cables
don’t
represent
a
tripping
hazard.
¢
If
mounting
the
speakers
on
the
wall,
make
sure
that
the
installation
is
carried
out
expertly.
*
Only
use
suitable
wall
holders
to
mount
the
speakers.
Verify
the
carrying
capacity
of
the
walls.
¢
Do
not
place
the
unit
near
sources
of
heat
(e.g.
heaters,
ovens,
other
heat
generating
equipment
such
as
ampli-
fiers
etc.)
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Impedance:
4-8
Ohm
Dimensions
(W
x
D
x
H):
95x95x
190
mm
Net
weight:
1.2
kg
Technical
changes
reserved!
You
can
find
further
technical
data
on
our
website.
©
5
x
satellite
speakers
CUB
2
FCR
@
20x
rubber
buffers
Check
to
be
sure
Check
that
all
items
have
been
delivered
and
that
nothing
is
damaged.
If
the
delivery
is
incomplete
or
you
find
damage
sustained
in
transit,
do
not
operate
the
device;
instead
contact
our
service
department.
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Technical
data
Product
contents
FA
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Setting
up
the
speakers
Setup
location
*
Select
a
stable,
level
base
or
a
suitable
wall.
¢
Make
sure
that
the
environment
is
clean
and
free
from
dust.
e
Avoid
placing
the
unit
close
to
sources
of
heat
or
in
direct
sunlight.
¢
Arrange
the
connector
cables
so
that
they
do
not
pose
a
trip
hazard.
*
Do
not
place
any
heavy
objects
on
the
cables
or
the
speakers.
Setup
The
following
data
concern
an
“ideal
home
cinema”,
in
which
the
viewer
or
listener
sits
in
a
central
position
at a
sufficient
distance
in
front
of
the
video
screen
or
screen
(see
the
follow-
ing
graphic)
and
no
objects
(tables
or
the
like)
are
located
in
between.
Unfortunately,
the
room,
furnishings
or
other
circum-
stances
do
not
always
allow
for
optimum
arrangement.
Modern
software
in
the
players
offers
diverse
possibilities
to
electronically
compensate
for
possible
compromises
in
the
placement.
The
following
general
rule
applies:
You
can
always
experiment
on
what
works
best
in
your
listening
room
in
terms
of
sound
and
appearance
based
on
our
recommendations.
Let
your
ears
(and
eyes)
be
the
judge!
Mounting
the
rubber
buffers
*
Affix
4
rubber
buffers
©
serving
as
resonance
dampers
in
the
bottom
side
corners
of
each
speaker.
Center
speaker
e
Place
the
center
speaker
in
a
central
position
under
or
above
the
video
screen
or
screen.
Front
speaker
¢
The
front
speakers
are
set
up
to
the
right
and
left
of
the
screen
or
hung
at
a
height
of
approx.
80
to
160
cm.
e
They
should
be
in
line
with
the
center
speaker
and
form
an
equilateral
triangle
with
the
listener
-
the
so-called
stereo
triangle
(distance
from
the
listener
=
distance
between
the
speakers).
e
The
speakers
should
project
sound
directly
into
the
room
or
slightly
towards
the
listener.
Rear
speakers
e
The
rear
speakers
are
set
up
or
hung
next
to
or
behind
the
listener
at
a
height
of
1.20
m
to
2.10
m.
¢
The
ideal
position
is
offset
by
approx.
20
degrees
from
the
parallel
position
to
the
listener
on
the
left
and
right
side
A),
It
is
generally
recommended
that
the
distance
of
the
rear
speakers
to
the
hearer’s
place
exceeds
1
m.
However,
if
you
(need
to)
sit
closer
please
ensure
that
the
front
side
of
the
speaker
is
not
directly
facing
you.
Rather,
the
speaker
must
be
angled
towards
the
wall
@).
Alternatively,
you
can
create
a
greater
distance
by
placing
the
speakers
higher
than
1.20
m
(e.g.
also
on
the
ceiling)
or
further
away
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Subwoofer
Center
^.
Stereo
triangle
“
A
(A)
Rear
Rear
@ ©
Place
the
speakers
within
the
grey
areas
please.
You
can
place
the
individual
satellites
in
a
vertical
or
horizontal
position
in
each
case.
La
J
The
Teufel
logo
magnetically
adheres
to
the
speakers
and
can
easily
be
removed.
Place
it
either
in
the
centre
bottom
position
(front
or
rear)
or
in
the
lower
right
corner
(center).
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Danger
Risk
of
damage!
AÀ
Improper
assembly
may
result
in
damage.
e
If
mounting
the
speakers
on
the
wall,
make
sure
that
the
installation
is
carried
out
expertly.
¢
Before
drilling
the
holes,
make
sure
that
no
pipes
are
located
within
the
drilling
area
using
a
metal
detector.
e
Only
use
suitable
screws
and
dowels
to
mount
the
speak-
ers.
Verify
the
carrying
capacity
of
the
walls.
*
Affix
4
rubber
buffers
@
serving
as
resonance
dampers
in
the
back
side
corners
of
each
speaker.
Later
on,
they
server
as
spacers
for
the
cables.
e
Hang
the
satellite
speakers
up
on
the
wall
using
the
keyhole
openings
on
the
speaker
back
side
and
the
screws
you
previ-
ously
mounted.
Mounting
a
wall
holder
or
speaker
stand
The
threaded
hole
1
is
intended
for
mounting
a
wall
holder
or
speaker
stand.
You
can
find
suitable
products
for
this
in
our
web
shop.
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l
DERRER
Connecting
the
speakers
Connecting
Danger
Danger
of
injury/damage!
/\
Arrange
the
cables
so
that
they
do
not
pose
a
trip
hazard.
Pull
the
power
plug
of
your
AV
receiver
or
multi-channel
ac-
tive
subwoofer
out
of
the
socket.
Lay
the
speaker
cables
from
your
AV
receiver
or
multi-
channel
active
subwoofer
to
each
speaker.
If
the
enclosed
speaker
cable
is
not
long
enough,
order
more
high-quality
double
wire
cables
with
marked
strands
on
our
website
in
the
“Accessories”
area.
A
connector
comprising
two
terminals
is
located
on
the
back
side
of
each
speaker,
to
which
you
have
to
connect
the
speaker
cables.
The
terminal
clips
are
each
marked
red
(+)
and
black
(-).
Make
sure
the
polarity
is
correct!
Connect
the
like
coloured
terminals.
Otherwise,
the
sound
quality
will
suffer.
The
speaker
connections
of
your
AV
receiver
or
multi-channel
active
subwoofer
should
be
marked
similarly.
The
strands
of
the
speaker
cables
are
marked
with
different
colours
or
shapes.
1.
Split
the
single
wire
down
to
approx.
30
mm
on
both
ends
2.
and
strip
approx.
10
mm
of
insulation
off
of
each
cord.
Twist
the
stripped
single
wire
ends
together
so
that
no
wire
protrudes.
Tin
coating
is
not
necessary.
3.
Turn
the
connector
terminal
counterclockwise
until
loose.
Run
the
stripped
cable
end
into
the
now
visible
hole.
Close
the
terminal
by
turning
it
counterclockwise.
The
cable
has
now
been
clamped
in
place.
4.
Connect
the
cables
to
the
other
speakers
in
the
same
way.
5.
Connect
the
speaker
cables
to
your
AV
receiver
or
multi-
channel
active
subwoofer.
The
operating
instructions
of
the
appliance
should
contain
notes
on
this.
Crossover
frequency
Don’t
use
the
satellites
as
full-range
speakers.
It
is
recommended
to
set
a
separation
frequency
of
200
Hz
on
the
AV
receiver.
Depending
on
the
sound
preferences
and
spatial
conditions
you
may
however
also
choose
a
value
in
the
range
from
150
to
250
Hz.
The
higher
the
separation
fre-
quency
is
set,
the
higher
the
undistorted
maximum
volume
of
the
system
is.
Please
be
absolutely
sure
to
adhere
to
the
notes
in
the
oper-
ating
instructions
of
your
AV
receiver.
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|
M
E
Cleaning
and
care
Clean
the
speakers
regularly
with
a
soft,
damp
microfibre
In
no
circumstances
should
caustic
cleaning
products,
cloth.
Please
be
absolutely
sure
to
observe
the
following
notes
white
spirit,
thinners,
petrol
or
similar
be
used
for
clean-
in
the
process:
ing.
¢
|f
possible,
only
use
plain
water
without
any
additives.
In
case
of
stubborn
marks,
a
mild
soap
solution
may
be
used.
Troubleshooting
The
following
notes
and
further
detailed
information
on
our
website
should
help
you
to
rectify
malfunctions.
If
this
does
not
lead
to
success,
please
contact
our
hotline
@
00800
-
200
300
40
(free
of
charge).
Please
also
observe
the
warranty
notes.
Problem
Possible
cause
Solution
Playback
is
noisy.
The
speaker
set
is
very
low-noise
in
general.
In
|
Ensure
that
the
source
is
sending
a
clear
signal.
most
cases,
the
speaker
system
with
excep-
tional
resolution
in
the
high
range
area
can
expose
the
poor
quality
of
a
signal
source
(e.g.
from
MP3
files).
The
sound
seems
dull.
The
speakers
have
been
connected
with
the
Make
sure
the
speaker
cables
of
all
satellites
are
wrong
poles.
connected
properly.
Protecting
the
environment
Disposal
of
the
unit
Used
units
must
not
be
disposed
of
with
tion
point
run
by
the
communal
authority
borough.
In
this
way
household
waste.
it
is
ensured,
that
used
devices
are
properly recycled
and
that
If
the
unit
is
no
longer
operational,
every
consumer
negative
consequences
on
the
environment
are
avoided.
For
is
required
by
law
to
dispose
of
used
devices
this
reason,
electrical
equipment
is
labelled
with
the
displayed
MEM
separately
from
household
waste,
e.g.
at
a
collec-
symbol.
This
product
conforms
with
Council
of
the
European
Union
guidelines
2004/108/EC
and
2006/95/EC.
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Lautsprecher
Teufel
GmbH
Gewerbehof
Buelowbogen
-
Aufgang
D1
Phone:
00800
-
200
300
40
leu
el
Buelowstr.
66,
10783
Berlin
(Germany)
(free
of
charge)
Fax:
+49
(0)30
/
300
930 930
www.teufelaudio.com
==.
Makes
you
happy
No
responsibility
is
assumed
for
the
correctness
of
this
information.
Technical
changes,
typographical
errors
and
other
errors
reserved.
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