GS-series Instruction Manual
Before you begin
A passive outdoor loudspeaker system is one of the best audio entertainment investments you can make for both residential and commercial installations.
Investing the time and labour to install a wired speaker system will provide the safest and most dependable sound solution that can be easily upgraded and
customized over time.
Before connecting the speakers, please take the time to design and review the overall system, making sure the speakers are well-situated to provide an even
coverage with adequate sound level. Depending on the specific model, the speaker may or may not include a wire tail. You will likely need to purchase
additional speaker wires to connect the entire sound system. The longer the distance covered, the higher gauge of speaker wires should be used to maximize
audio performance.
When selecting and connecting an amplifier to a passive loudspeaker, it is important to understand the relationship and impact of impedance load and power
wattage between amplifier and loudspeaker. Caution must be used to ensure impedance load of loudspeaker system is compatible with the selected
amplifier’s operable range, especially when loudspeakers are wired in parallel, series, or a combination of the two. Incorrect impedance matching may cause
irreparable harm to your audio equipment.
When considering power of your amplifier, most audio professionals and audiophile will recommend an amplifier with an output power above the
loudspeaker’s power handling rating. This is the ideal set up to maximize audio performance as the extra power will ensure delivery of sufficient power during
short periods of audio peaks along with fuller dynamic range and effortless loud volume output. However, the ability to deliver extra power may cause
potential damage to the loudspeaker, especially when playing loudly in a sustained period. Caution and restrain must be used to ensure longevity of the
loudspeaker under the ideal set up. If longevity and safe operation is more important than optimal audio performance, you should select an amplifier with a
RMS power rating at or slightly below the loudspeaker’s rating. Please consult a professional installer if you are unsure about impedance and power level
matching.
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