Klipsch ULTRA2 KL-650-THX Bedienungsanleitung

KL-650-THX

KL-525-THX

KS-525-THX

KW-120-THX

LOUDSPEAKERS

OWNER

1

S

MANUAL

THX

ULTRAZ•

LQU.IJSPEAKERS

I

IMPORTANT

SAFETY!NSTRUCDQNS

I

1.

READ

these

instructions.

2.

KEEP

these

instructions.

3.

HEED

all

warnings.

4.

FOLLOW

all

instructions.

5.

DO

NOT

use

this

apparatus

near

water.

6.

CLEAN

ONLY

with

dry

cloth.

7.

DO

NOT

block

any

ventilation

openings.

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

8.

DO

NOT

install

near

any

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

9.

ONLY

USE

attachments/accessories

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

1

0.

USE

only

with

a

cart,

stand,

tripod,

bracket,

or

table

specified

by

the

manufactur-

a

er,

or

sold

with

the

apparatus.

When

a

cart

is

used,

use

caution

when

moving

the

\El:r

cart/

apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

11.

DO

NOT

expose

this

apparatus

to

dripping

or

splashing

and

ensure

that

no

objects

filled

with

liquids,

such

as

vases,

are

placed

on

the

apparatus.

A\

The

exclamation

point,

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

~

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

product.

h\.

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

f.1.::::a

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

"dangerous

voltage"

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electrical

shock

to

persons.

WARNING:

To

neduce

the

lisk

of

fire

or

electrical

shock,

do

not

expose

this

apparatus

to

rain

or

moisture.

WARNING:

No

naked

flame

sources

-

such

as

candles

-

should

be

placed

on

the

product.

lA

.AI

WARNING:

Do

Not

Open!

Risk

of

Electrical

Shock.

Voltages

in

this

equipment

are

hazardous

to

life.

No

user-serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

pensonnel.

Thank

you

for

your

purchase

of

Klipsch

THX®

Ultra2'M

loudspeakers.

After

reading

this

man-

ual

and

connecting

your

system,

you

will

hear

the

results

of

over

60

years

of

stringent

engi-

neering

and

class-leading

research

and

development.

Like

all

Klipsch

products,

your

loud-

speakers

feature

Klipsch

Tractrix®

Hom-loaded

Technology-

the

guiding

design

for

the

first

Klipschorn®

developed

in

1946

and

for

every

product

that

has

followed.

Horn-loading

allows

your

speakers

to

deliver

high

sensitivity,

low

distortion,

flat

frequency

response

and

wide

dis-

persion,

which

translates

to

unequaled

power,

detail,

and

dynamics,

the

hallmark

of

"The

Klipsch

Sound."

Please

be

sure

to

register

your

product

online

at

www.klipsch.com/register

so

we

are

better

able

to

serve

you.

Again,

thank

you

for

choosing

Klipsch

and

we

hope

that

your

speakers

bring

life

to

your

music

and

movies

for

many

years.

llltlPACJCING

The

easiest

way

to

remove

the

speaker

from

its

carton

is

to

turn

the

open

end

of

the

box

down

so

that

it

is

resting

on

a

table

or

the

floor,

with

the

flaps

spread

out

and

away.

Then

pull

the

box

straight

up

and

off.

Remove

any

packing

material

from

the

speaker

and

grille,

place

it

back

in

the

carton,

and

store

in

case

you

ever

need

to

ship

the

loudspeaker.

Each

speaker

comes

supplied

with

rubber

stick-on

feet

that

should

be

applied

to

prevent

any

damage

to

either

the

speaker

or

the

suriace

on

which

it

is

resting

(Figure

1

).

0 0

Figure

1

Your

THX

Ultra2

loudspeakers

will

achieve

optimum

periormance

when

located

in

conformance

with

THX

guidelines,

on

which

the

following

instructions

are

based.

Don't

be

discouraged

if

some

compromise

is

necessary,

however,

or

if

modest

adjustments

will

make

the

system

look

much

better

in

the

room.

The

speakers

are

engineered

to

deliver

excellent

sound

over

a

relatively

wide

range

of

placements

within

the

basic

framework

of

a

5.1-,

6.1-,

or

7.1-channel

surround-sound

installation.

This

is

especially

the

case

for

WDSFM

(Wide

Dispersion

Surround

Technology)

surround

speakers,

which

offer

many

more

practical

placement

options

than

conventional

designs.

In

the

end,

all

that

matters

is

what

sounds

good

to

you

and

what

works

in

your

home

theater.

Before

we

move

on

to

the

specifics,

here

are

some

placement

considerations

that

apply

universally.

General

Rules

•

Front

speakers

typically

sound

best

when

their

tweeters

are

at

approximately

ear

height

for

seated

listeners.

If

this

isn't

possible

(as

it

often

is

not

for

center-channel

speakers),

it

is

sometimes

beneficial

to

tilt

the

speaker

slightly

so

that

it

is

aimed

into

the

listening

area.

Surround-channel

speakers

usually

periorm

best

when

placed

slightly

above

seated

ear

level.

•

If

you

are

putting

speakers

in

a

cabinet,

try

to

bring

their

fronts

out

far

enough

that

they

are

at

least

flush

with

the

cabinet's

front.

•

When

practical,

arrange

each

speaker

so

that

its

woofer

is

at

somewhat

different

distances

from

the

floor,

the

wall

behind

it,

and

the

wall

beside

it.

It

can

also

help

to

have

the

left

and

right

front

speakers

at

different

distances

from

their

nearest

side

walls.

This

sort

of

staggering

helps

smooth

the

bass

range.

•

Any

speaker's

bass

output

and

response

is

strongly

influenced

by

its

distance

from

room

boundaries,

such

as

walls

and

the

floor.

Moving

a

speaker

closer

to

a

room

boundary

will

increase

its

bass

output,

while

moving

it

away

will

reduce

the

bass.

So

you

will

get

maximum

bass

from

a

speaker

by

placing

it

in

a

corner

and

minimum

bass

by

placing

it

in

the

center

of

the

room.

System

Configuration

Figure

2

shows

a

THX-Uitra2

compliant

7.1-channel

speaker

layout.

(Configuration

for

5.1

channels

is

the

same

minus

the

surround

back

loudspeakers

behind

the

listening

area.)

KL-650-THX

or

KL-525-THX

LCR's

are

used

for

front

left,

center,

and

right

channels.

The

left

and

right

surrounds

are

KS-525-

THX

WDSFM

loudspeakers.

The

surround

back

speakers

are

narrowly

spaced

KL-650-THX

or

KL-525-THX

LCR's.

In

some

installations,

it

may

be

preferable

to

use

KS-525-

THX's

for

the

surround

back

channels

due

to

their

----------------~--------------------------------~~

smaller

size.

Their

WDST

design

works

very

well

in

this

application.

Two

KW-120-THX

subwoofers

are

necessary

to

achieve

THX

Ultra2

maximum

output

requirements.

Th

is

specification

assumes

a

very

large

room,

however,

and

in

many

installations

a

single

KW-120-THX

will

be

completely

adequate

.

The

companion

KA-1

000-

THX

subwoofer

amplifier

can

drive

either

one

or

two

subwoofers.

In

dual-subwoofer

systems,

it

is

usually

best

to

place

them

right

each

other

rather

than

s

paced

apart

.

X=Y=Z

Figure

2

Front

LCR

Loudspeakers

Normally

the

array

would

be

either

all

KL-650-THXs

or

all

KL-525-THXs,

but

the

center

speaker

can

be

diff

er

en

t

from

the

left

and

right

spea

k

ers.

(For

example,

you

might

com

bine

a

:p

air

of

KL

-

650-

THXs

fo

rt

he

front

l

eft

and

right

with

a

KL

-

525-

TH

X

for

the

cen

t

er.)

Th

e

center-channel

speaker

shou

ld

be

centered

along

the

width

of

the

TV

screen,

directly

above

or

below

it

or,

in

the

case

of

an

acoustically

transparent

front-projection

screen,

behind

it.

The

left

and

right

speakers

s

hould

be

placed

equal

distances

out

from

the

edges

of

the

TV

screen.

Exactly

how

far

.out

dep

ends

on

the

size

of

the

screen.

A

reaso

nable

starting

point

is

to

pl

ace

the

left

and

right

speakers

so

that

they

and

your

listen

ing

position

form

an

equ

ilate

ra

l

tria

ngle.

S

ince

the

center

spea

ke

r

helps

anchor

the

sound

to

the

screen,

it

usu

a

lly

is

better

to

have

the

left

and

right

speakers

spread

a

littl

e

too

wide

than

to

have

th

em

toe

c

lose

tog

ether

.

The

left

and

right

speakers

sho

uld

be

aimed

inw

a

rd

towards

the

listening

position

as

shown

in

figure

2.

In

some

installations,

it

may

be

desirable

to

wall

-

mount

the

front

LCR

speake

rs

rathe

r

than

to

put

them

on

stands

or

in

a

cabinet.

To

accommodate

this,

the

KL-650-THX

and

K

L-

525

-

TH

X

are

both

configured

for

use

with

OmniMount®

60.0

SerieS

wall-and

ceiling-mount

bra

ck

-

ets

(Figure

3).

Refer

to

the

Omn

iMount

manual

for

detailed

installation

in

struct

ions.

Figure

3

Surround

Left

a

nd

Right

Loudspeakers

Ina5

.1-

or

7

.1

-

channel

in

s

tallation,

the

l

eft

and

right

surrou

nd

speaker

s

will

be

KS-525-

THX

's

placed

to

the

s

ide

s

of

the

li

ste

ning

area,

typically

on

or

against

the

walls

.

They

should

be

elevated

s

lightly

above

sea

ted

ear

level

-

five

or

six

feet

abo

ve

the

floor

is

a

good

target.

If

desired,

the

speake

rs

ca

n

be

moved

back

along

the

wall

to

as

much

as

20

degrees

behind

the

li

s

tening

position,

espe

c

ially

in

a5.1-ch

annel

sys

t

em

.

The

KS-525

-

TH

X's

Wide

Di

spers

ion

Surro

und

Technology

design

give

s

you

a

great

deal

more

l

atitude

if

you

need

it

,

deliver

i

ng

good

results

in

configurations

that

dep

a

rt

s

ign

ifi

ca

ntly

from

the

ideal.

Th

e

kS-5

2

5-

THX

has

a

keyhole

mount

fo

r

use

in

hanging

the

speaker

on

the

wall.

To

use

the

keyho

le,

all

you

need

is

a

screw

or

na

il

of

the

appropriate

size

protrud

ing

slightly

from

t

he

wa

l

l.

If

possible,

the

nail

or

screw

sho

uld

be

driven

into

a

wall

stud;

if

not,

be

sure

to

use

appropria

te

anchors

in

the

drywall

or

plaster.

Additionally

,

the

KS-525-

T

HX

is

configured

fo

r

use

wi

th

OmniMount®

20.0

Series

wall-and

ceiling-mount

brack

ets

(F

i

gure

3).

Refer

to

the

OmniMount

manual

for

detailed

insta

llation

in

s

tru

ct

ions

.

Surround

Bac

k

Loudspeakers

In

addition

to

the

l

eft

and

right

surrounds,

THX

Ultra2

7.1-channel

system

spec

ifications

call

for

two

forwa

r

d-

ra

diating

surround

back

loudspe

akers

behind

the

listen

i

ng

area,

preferab

ly

spaced

no

more

than

a

few

feet

apart.

These

wo

uld

be

KL

-650-

THX

or

KL

-525-

THX

LCR's,

either

pla

ced

on

stands,

or

ideally

mounted

on

the

back

wall.

Like

the

le

ft

and

right

surrounds,

they

sho

uld

be

slightly

above

sea

t

ed

ear

level

-

about

five

to

six

feet

off

of

the

floor.

In

some

installations,

it

may

be

prefe

r

able

to

use

KS-525

-

THX's

for

the

s

urround

back

channels

due

to

th

eir

smaller

size.

Their

WDST

design

works

very

well

in

th

is

application.

You

will

probably

want

to

space

the

KS-525-

THX

surround

back

pair

somewha

t

farther

apart

than

you

would

the

LCR's

.

Subwoofe

rs

Two

KW

-1

20

-THX

subwoofers

a

nd

a

KA-1

000-THX

amplifier

are

requ

i

red

to

meet

THX

Ultra2

maximum

output

requirements

.

This

spec

ification

assumes

a

very

lar

ge

room,

however,

and

in

many

installations

a

si

ngl

e

KW

-1

20

-

THX

will

be

comp

l

ete

ly

adequa

te.

Although

the

KW-120-

THX

will

perform

well

in

a

wide

variety

of

locations,

you

will

get

the

most

out

of

it

by

following

some

simple

guidelines:

•

Although

the

subwoofer's

orientation

is

not

at

all

critical,

avoid

placi

ng

the

f

ront

(driver)

side

of

the

cab

inet

up

against

a

wall.

•

The

s

ub

woo

f

er

's

output

will

increa

se

as

it

is

moved

closer

to

walls

,

with

maxim

um

output

when

it

is

placed

in

a

corner.

If

practica

l,al

ways

place

the

subwoo

f

er

aga

i

nst

or

near

a

wall.

•

In

most

rooms,

a

subwoofer

will

deliver

smoo

th

es

t

bass

response

when

plac

ed

in

a

corner

away

from

room

openings,

such

as

doors.

So

if

possible,

that

's

the

place

to

start.

•

If

you

are

using

more

than

one

subwoofer

,

yo

u

usually

will

get

bes

t

perfo

rm

ance

by

placing

th

em

together

fn

the

same

locat

ion

rather

than

by

spacing

t

hem

apa

rt.

Naturally,

there

are

exceptions

to

the

general

rule

s,

since

no

two

rooms

or

sys

tem

s

are

exactly

alike.

Once

you

have

th

e

subwoofer

connec

ted

to

your

system

and

ad

j

usted

at

l

east

roughly

(see

the

KA

-1

000

-

THX

manua

l ford

etai

l

s),

you

may

want

to

exper

iment

to

see

if

you

can

do

better.

Not

e:

Proper

connection

of

your

speakers

to

your amp

lifi

er

or

receiver

is

vi

ta

lto

obtaining

good

so

un

d

quality.

P

le

ase

follow

these

di

rectio

ns

carefu

lly.

Sloppy

conne

ct

i

ons

can

cause

amplifier

ma

lfunc

t

ion

or

damage.

Klipsch

THX

Ultra2

loudspeak

ers

are

in

terna

l

ly

wired

with

multiple

ga

u

ges

of

high

-

purity

copper

wire

,

carefully

selected

and

wound

to

ensure

optimum

signal

tr

ans

fer

at

all

frequen-

cies

.

You

will

obtain

best

performance

f

rom

your

speak

ers

if

you

connect

t

hem

to

your

amplifier

or

receiver

with

similar

high

qual

i

ty

wire

ava

ilable

from

your

dealer

.

(The

KW-120-

THX

comes

with

a

20-foot

len

gth

of

TH

X

Ultr

a-

certified

s

pe

ake

r

cable

termi

n

ated

in

profe

s-

sional-grade

con

nector

s

that

mate

with

theja

cks

on

the

s

ubwoofer

and

t

he

compan

ion

KA

-

1000

-

TH

X

am

pl

ifi

er.)

At

minimum,

we

recommend

that

you

use

16

-

gauge

or

heavier

s

tr

a

nd

ed

copp

er

wire.

Us

e

low

er

-

gauge

(heavier)

wire

for

long

nuns

to

maintai

n

correct

fre

-

quency

response

and

minimize

power

lo

ss

.

On

the

back

of

eac

h

KL

-

650-

THX,

KL-525

-

THX

and

KS-525-THX

speaker

are

two

sets

of

binding

pos

ts

,

one

feeding

the

tweeter

and

the

other

the

woofers

.

For

convent

ional

wiring

,

these

sets

are

con

nected

iogether

with

go

ld-pl

ated

metal

straps,

whi

ch ca

n

be

removed

for

bi

-

wiring

or

bi

am

ping.

We

will

explain

ordinary

s

ingle

-wiri

ng

first

and

then

the

alternatives.

All

the

inf

ormation

regarding

sing

le

-

wirin

g

also

app

lie

s

to

bi

-

wiring.

Bare

wire.

Pull

the

two

conductors

apart

for

about

an

inch

and

s

trip

approx

i

mate

ly

1

/4-

inch

of

i

ns

u

lat

i

on

from

the

end

of

each

.

(A

wire

stripper

will

simplify

this,

but

you

can

use

an

ordinary

pocket

knife

to

cut

around

and

throug

h

the

i

nsu

l

ation

down

to

th

e

wire

.)

Twist

the

stra

nd

s

of

w

ir

eon

ea

ch

individual

conduc

t

or

tightly

together

.

Loosen

the

nuts

on

a

pair

of

binding

posts

until

the

holes

through

the

metal

posts

are

exposed,

then

insert

the

bare

wire

through

the

holes.

Screw

the

nuts

down

finger-tight

on

the

wire.

Make

sure

that

no

strands

of

wire

are

touching

from

one

binding

post

to

the

other

or

to

any

strands

from

the

other

conductor.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

at

either

end

of

the

connection

can

result

in

amplifier

malfunction

or

damage.

Pins.

Many

pre-made

speaker

cables

are

terminated

with

metal

pins.

Loosen

the

nuts

on

a

pair

of

binding

posts

until

the

holes

through

the

metal

posts

are

exposed,

then

insert

the

pins

through

the

holes.

Screw

the

nuts

down

finger-tight

on

the

pins-

do

not

overtighten.

Make

sure

that

there

is

no

metal-to-metal

contact

between

the

two

pins

or

binding

posts.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

at

either

end

of

the

connection

can

result

in

amplifier

malfunction

or

damage.

Spade

lugs.

Some

speaker

cables

are

terminated

with

U-shaped

connectors

called

spade

lugs.

Loosen

the

nuts

on

a

pair

of

binding

posts

and

slip

the

spade

lugs

around

the

metal

posts.

Screw

the

nuts

down

finger-tight

on

the

lugs

and

inspect

to

ensure

they

have

remained

firmly

in

place.

Make

sure

that

there

is

no

metal-to-metal

contact

between

the

two

lugs

or

binding

posts.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

at

either

end

of

the

connection

can

result

in

amplifier

malfunction

or

damage.

Other

types

of

specialty

connectors

are

available

to

facilitate

hooking

up

your

speak-

ers.

Please

consult

your

authorized

Klipsch

dealer

for

suggestions

and

further

details.

One

of

the

most

important

things

about

hooking

up

your

speakers

is

keeping

them

in

the

same

polarity,

or

phase.

If

they

are

connected

out

of

phase,

bass

and

sound

imaging

will

be

degraded.

The

easiest

way

to

ensure

that

your

speakers

are

wired

in

phase

is

to

always

connect

the

positive

and

negative

output

terminals

on

your

amplifier

or

receiver

to

the

matching

input

terminals

on

your

speakers:

positive

("

+

,"

color-coded

red)

to

positive

and

negative

("-",color-coded

black)

to

negative

(Figure

4).

Most

pre-made

speaker

cables

have

color-coded

connectors

that

make

it

easy

to

match

output

and

inputs

correctly.

If

yours

do

not,

or

if

you

are

making

your

own

out

of

paired,

two-conductor

wire,

look

for

identifying

marks

on

the

insulation

of

the

two

conductors.

Normally

there

will

be

printing,

a

stripe

or

a

molded

ridge

along

one

of

the

conductors.

Bi-wiring

-In

bi-wiring,

separate

cables

are

connected

from

the

amplifier

or

receiver

output

terminals

to

the

speaker

input

terminals

for

the

tweeter

and

woofers

(Figure

5).

This

results

in

lower

electrical

resistance

between

the

amplifier

and

speaker

than

single-wiring

with

the

same

gauge

cable.

In

some

cases

bi-wiring

may

be

preferable

to

single-wiring

with

lower-

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Right

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power

offl

gauge

cable,

which

will

be

thicker

and

probably

less

flexible.

To

bi-wire

your

THX

Ultra2

speakers,

loosen

the

nuts

on

the

binding

posts

and

remove

the

metal

straps

linking

the

woofer

and

tweeter

terminals.

Observing

proper

polarity,

connect

Lettsp-ker

(remove

strap)

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5

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All

power

offl

Right

Speaker

(remove

strap)

one

cable

to

the

tweeter

binding

posts

and

another

to

the

woofer

binding

posts.

Run

both

cables

back

to

your

amplifier

or

receiver

and

attach

them

to

the

same

channel.

(Do

not,

for

example,

attach

one

to

an

A

speaker

output

and

the

other

to

aB

speaker

output

on

an

amplifier

or

receiver

with

NB

speaker

switching.)

Amplifiers

may

be

severely

damaged

if

straps

are

not

removed.

Biamping

-

In

biamplification,

the

tweeter

and

woofers

are

driven

by

separate

amplifiers

fed

from

the

same

preamplifier

output.

We

do

not

recommend

biamplifying

any

of

our

speakers,

since

in

general

it

will

produce

no

benefit

that

could

not

be

obtained

simply

by

using

a

single

larger

amplifier

and

may

cause

severe

sound

degradation

if

not

done

properly.

If

you

do

biamplify,

use

the

same

model

amplifier

for

the

tweeter

and

woofer

sections

(to

prevent

frequency-response

errors

caused

by

different

amplifier

gains)

and

be

sure

to

remove

the

straps

linking

the

two

sets

of

input

terminals'on

the

speaker.

Amplifiers

may

be

severely

damaged

if

straps

are

not

removed.

Surround-sound

receivers

and

processors

use

what

is

known

as

bass

management

to

ensure

that

low

frequencies

in

the

various

channels

are

sent

to

speakers

that

can

handle

them

well

and

away

from

small

speakers

that

cannot.

Klipsch

THX

Ultra2

loudspeakers

are

optimized

for

the

THX

crossover

setting.

(Technically,

that's

an

80Hz

crossover

with

a

12dB/octave

high-pass

section

feeding

the

amplifiers

for

the

satellite

speakers

and

a

24dB/octave

low-pass

section

feeding

the

subwoofer

amplifier.)

All

THX-certified

receivers

and

processors

incorporate

this

crossover

in

their

bass-management

systems.

Non-

THX

surround-sound

components

usually

have

crossovers

somewhere

from

80

to

1OOHz

and

with

slopes

of

12

to

24dB/octave.

Although

the

THX

crossover

is

ideal

for

Klipsch

THX

Ultra2

speakers,

these

other

crossovers

will

usually

give

acceptable

results.

Regardless,

all

Klipsch

THX

Ultra2

LCR

and

surround

loudspeakers

should

be

set

to

"Small"

in

your

receiver

or

processor's

speaker

setup

menu.

The

only

thing

you

should

ever

need

to

do

to

your

speakers

is

dust

them

occasionally.

Never

apply

any

abrasive

or

solvent-based

cleaner

or

any

harsh

detergent.

You

can

clean

the

grilles

with

the

brush

attachment

of

a

vacuum

cleaner.

Klipsch

warrants

to

the

original

retail

purchaser

that

this

product

is

to

be

free

from

defective

materials

and

workmanship

for

a

period

of

five

(5)

years,

from

the

date

of

purchase,

if

it

is

properly

used

and

maintained.

If

this

product

proves

defective

in

either

material

or

workman-

ship,

Klipsch,

at

its

option,

will

(a)

repair

the

product,

or

(b)

replace

the

product,

at

no

charge

for

parts

or

labor.

If

the

product

model

is

no

longer

available

and

cannot

be

repaired

effectively

or

replaced

with

an

identical

model,

Klipsch

at

its

sole

option

may

replace

the

unit

with

a

cur-

rent

model

of

equal

or

greater

value.

In

some

cases,

modification

to

the

mounting

surface

may

be

required

where

a

new

model

is

substituted.

Klipsch

assumes

no

responsibility

or

liability

for

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such

modification.

To

obtain

a

repair

or

replacement

under

the

terms

of

this

warranty,

pl

ease

re

t

urn

to

dealer

first

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if

possible,

and

they

will

di

rect

you

acc

or

dingly

for

repairs

or

repla

cem

ent.

You

will

be

required

to

s

ubmi

t a

copy

of

the

original

receipt.

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This

limited

warranty

does

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cover

failure

of

the

produ

ct

resulting

from

improper

installation,

misuse,

abuse

,

accident,

neglect,

mishandling,

or

wear

from

ordinary

use

or

environmental

deterioration.

•

This

limited

warranty

doe

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not

cover

cosmetic

damage

,

including

paint

damage,

or

consequential

damage

to

other

components

or

premises

which

may

result

for

any

rea

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on

from

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failure

of

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p

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•

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limited

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•

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® 2009

Kllpsch

Group,

Inc.

KW-120-THX

The KW-120-THX is a compact, high-output,

low-distortion passive subwoofer suitable for

use in any high-performance home-theater or

music system. A pair of KW-120-THXs driven

by a KA-1000-THX amplifier meet all

requirements for THX Ultra2 certification.

Although a single KW-120-THX does not

satisfy the stringent THX Ultra2 maximum-

output specification, which assumes a very

large room, it is more than adequate for a

typical small or medium-sized room. Either

configuration is capable of intense, powerful

deep-bass reproduction, with no loss of clarity

or detail at even the highest levels demanded

by modern action-movie soundtracks. The

cabinet is front-ported to maximize installation

flexibility.

The KW-120-THX is built around a cast-

frame, long-throw driver with a 12-inch

Cerametallic™ cone. Propelling it is a powerful

motor structure with a huge, 240-ounce

magnet. This rugged, no-compromise driver is

capable of staggering output without breakup

or distortion.

Construction is to the highest standard, with a

professional grade rabbet and dado locked

panel cabinet and premium components

throughout to ensure sonic purity, consistency,

and reliability. Each subwoofer enclosure has a

NL2 SpeakOn™input for correct, secure

amplifier connections, and each KW-120-THX

is supplied with a 20-foot THX Ultra certified

speaker cable terminated with NL2 SpeakOn

connectors.

SPECIFICATIONS

FREQUENCY RESPONSE 20-200Hz ±3dB

MAX. ACOUSTIC OUTPUT 130dB @ 30Hz, 122dB @ 20Hz,

112dB @ 15Hz 1/8 space, 1M

(2 enclosures side-by-side per THX Ultra2)

NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 8 ohms

ENCLOSURE TYPE Bass-reflex via front-firing slot port

AMPLIFIER Use only with KA-1000-THX

AMPLIFIER POWER See KA-1000-THX specifications

WOOFER 12" (30.5cm) front firing, Cerametallic™cone,

cast aluminum frame driver with a 240oz

ceramic magnet structure

DIMENSIONS 20.25" (51.4cm) H x 17.75" (45.1cm) W

x 17.75" (45.1cm) D (w/grille)

WEIGHT 80 lbs. (36kg)

ENCLOSURE MATERIAL Medium density fiberboard construction(MDF)

FINISH Galaxy Black cabinet with Black anodized

aluminum fascia

■Very high output capability (130dB @ 30Hz)

■12" Cerametallic cast-frame, long-throw driver with 240-ounce magnet

structure

■Front-ported enclosure for maximum installation flexibility

■NL2 SpeakOn inputs for correct, secure amplifier connection

12" THX Ultra2 Certified Passive Subwoofer

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Klipsch ULTRA2 KL-650-THX Bedienungsanleitung

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