XTZ 80.1 FRONT Bedienungsanleitung

XTZ 80.1 FRONT

Full Range Speaker

Owners Manual

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Appendix

Page:

Introduction

About XTZ

Technical presentation

Preparations

Tips for installation and placement

Mounting and connections

Sound settings

Technical specifications

Service & Troubleshooting

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Introduction

We would like to thank you for buying XTZ

80.1

Front.

The XTZ 80.1 Front

offers a large numbers of

possibilities. In order to utilize your new speaker

in the best possible way, please read this manual

carefully before using your speakers

for the first

time. It often takes some effort and patience to

make a HiFi system sound its best

. If you don´t

have any previous experience from t

his kind of

installations, please feel free to contact our free of

charge support and we will help you. (See

Support on the last page of this manual)

About XTZ

Philosophy

Our reference and ambition is to achieve a natural

and true sound

reproduction. At the same time, we

always pay close attention to the fact that HiFi is

always a matter of personal preference.

XTZ goals

To offer the best relation between price,

performance and quality on the market.

Our concept:

- Developing the perfect compromise

- Cost efficient manufacturing in large volumes

- Product quality more important than marketing

- Reduce the number of middlemen

ontact

Website: www.xtz.se

E-p st: info@xtz.se

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Technical presentation

abinet design

The cabinet is c nstructed with a narr w

baffle - n t nly an ecstatically neat shape but

als an advantage in terms f s nic

perf rmance since the m re stable structure

effectively reduces res nances in the cabinet.

The cabinet is made fr m 21mm MDF b ard,

which pr vides g d s nic qualities.

The cabinet is further strengthened by

internal bars, which in t tal ensures a very

stable c nstructi n.

Tweeter Driver

We have ch sen a s ft d me tweeter that has a

g d transient resp nse, a very flat frequency

resp nse and a g d value f r m ney

Woofer/ Midrange

driver

We decided n ne 6½” driver, pr viding the

best relati n between p wer capacity,

frequency resp nse, transient resp nse and

price.

The driver is a ”c ated NPP” type with g d

s nic pr perties, high strength and l w

weight. The l w weight membrane t gether

with a p werful magnet ensures a high

efficiency. Rubber surr unding and quality

dampening material enhances g d

repr ducti n and a l ng life.

Woofer

We decided n ne 6½” driver, pr viding the

best relati n between p wer capacity,

frequency resp nse, transient resp nse and

price.

The driver is a ”c ated NPP” type with g d

s nic pr perties, high strength and l w

weight. The l w weight membrane t gether

with a p werful magnet ensures a high

efficiency. Rubber surr unding and quality

dampening material enhances g d

repr ducti n and a l ng life.

rossover filter/

Terminal

We have ch sen a -12 dB cr ss ver filter with

g d transient resp nse and minimum phase

shiftings.

Only quality capacit rs and l w impedance

c ils are used.

(Read m re ab ut filters n ur website.)

The terminal is g ld plated and accepts b th

banana plugs and cable.

The tweeter can be adjusted in 2 steps (0 and -

3dB)

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Preparations

Unpacking

Carefully unpack the l udspeaker, and pay

attenti n n t t damage anything. If p ssible,

please keep the cardb ard b x f r future

transp rts.

If y u find any damages, please c ntact y ur

dealer immediately.

Accessories

2 Bass reflex plugs

1 Owners manual

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Tips for installation and placement

This chapter c ntains general inf rmati n

ab ut installing and placing y ur speakers.

These are general hints and tips, s there may

be excepti ns.

What room will

provide the best

sound reproduction?

Even the m st c mpetent HiFi equipment will

s und medi cre in the wr ng envir nment.

There are a few basic rules c ncerning

l udspeaker placement and installati n:

Reflections

/Absorbing

Carpets, curtains and s me furniture abs rb

midrange and high frequency s unds, which is

preferable. In c ntrast, big empty areas

reflect

these frequencies pr ducing a hard,

unpleasant and blurry s und. Apart fr m

c l uring the s und, the stere perspective

will deteri rate. Reflecti ns fr m a r m can

r ughly be c mpared t the reflecti ns

causing ”gh st” images n a TV screen.

Amplification of bass

frequencies

If a l udspeaker is placed near a wall, ceiling

r fl r the l wer frequencies

will be amplified

by the r m. S metimes this is desirable,

s metimes n t (it may lead t indistinct bass

repr ducti n).

The bass amplificati n bec mes m re bvi us

if the speaker is placed near a c rner. Thus,

f r a clear s und the speaker sh uld be placed

at least 30 cm (ab ut 12 inches)

away fr m the

wall.

H wever, there are excepti ns r m this rule.

F r s me types f walls/r ms it may be an

advantage placing the l udspeaker cl ser t

the wall.

Furniture

Be aware that s me furniture may vibrate,

causing rattling n ises at high s und levels.

Room dimensions

Quadratic r ms r r ms where the length is

cl se t twice the width sh uld be av ided.

These r ms tend t cause unwanted

res nances and r m m des.

Placing your

loudspeakers

The angle f the speakers acc rd

ing t the

listener is f great imp rtance.

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Front speakers

In rder t btain the c rrect stere

perspective the l udspeakers sh uld be placed

symmetrically in fr nt f the listener. The

distance between the speakers sh uld be

r ughly 80% f the distance between the

listener and ne f the speakers. Or put in

an ther way, the angle seen by the by the

listener sh uld be ab ut 45 degrees, as sh wn

n the picture.

Angle of speakers

Either y u can ch se t place the speakers

angled t wards the listener, r place them

angled straight ahead. Depending n the

r m s me speakers may s und better when

angled, thers may n t.

ables

Try t keep cables as sh rt as p ssible.

Acc rding t the electrical parameters, a l ng

c nduct r will have a bigger influence n the

s und than a sh rt ne. It may even w rk as

an antenna, picking up n ise and

electr magnetic fields, causing disturbing

hum etc.

Make sure all c nnect rs are clean and n t

xidized. All c nnecti ns sh uld be

mechanically stable, b th p wer, signal and

speaker cables. Signal cables sh uld be

separated fr m cables carrying large currents.

Finally

Please remember that g d s und

repr ducti n is a matter f pers nal

preference. Y u have t experiment and try

different settings t achieve it.

We wish y u the best f luck!

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Mounting and connecting tips

Mounting options

The wall behind affects

the repr ducti n f

the speaker and characteristics. Please take

y ur time t try ut the best placement.

Spikes

The XTZ 80.1 FRONT

is equipped with rubber

feet, intended f r vibrati n-

muffling, making

the use f spikes unnecessary.

orrect phase when

connecting

Always make sure the speaker is c nnected in

respect f the c rrect phase. The + terminal f

the amplifier sh uld be c nnected t the +

terminal f the speaker.

If the speaker is inc rrectly

c nnected t the amplifier, there is

n risk f damage r danger.

H wever, the s und will n t be

repr duced c rrectly.

Overloading

After playing at a very high s und level f r a

pr l nged peri d f time there is a risk f

damaging the speakers and/ r the amplifier.

Initial use of your

speakers

The drivers f a l adspeaker require

ab ut 50

t 100 h urs f use bef re the full quality level

is reached. During this time the

speaker can

be used n rmally.

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Sound settings

Room Tuning

–

Mechanical

adjustment of the

boundary frequency

By putting the suppli

ed bass reflex plugs int

the p rt, y u can alter the l wer b undary

frequency f the XTZ 80.1 FRONT. Als , the

treble level might be adjusted in rder t

adapt the speaker t y ur listening r m/

preference.

Deep bass characteristic

With ne plug inserted int the upper bass

reflex p rt the deepest p ssible bass

repr ducti ns is achieved. This may be

suitable f r smaller r ms.

”Fast” bass characteristic

With ne plug inserted int the l wer bass

reflex p rt a “faster” bass repr ducti ns is

achieved. This may be suitable f r bigger

r ms.

”Faster” bass characteristic

With n

plugs m unted, the bass repr ducti n

is m re p werful and reaches the highest SPL

level.

losed box (Neutral bass

characteristic)

With all plugs m unted int the bass reflex

p rt, the speaker perates as a cl sed b x

c nstructi n. This w rks g d if the speaker is

m unted very near a wall. Generally, this

setting pr duces a ”tighter” bass.

These adjustments and settings

depend n the size and shape f the

r m, and f c urse y ur wn

preferences. We str ngly suggest y u

take y ur time t try ut the ptimum

settings.

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Technical specifications

Type of construction

2½-

way bass reflex b x which is mechanically

adjustable in f ur different m des (R m-

Tuning).

Tweeter is adjustable in 2 levels

Dimensions

1000 x 200 x 300

mm (Height x Width x

Depth)

Weight

20,3 kg

Magnetically

shielded

onnectors

G ld plated/Banana plug/P le screw

Power handling

capacity

250 W Sh rt term IEC 268-5

150 W L ng term IEC 268-5

Impedance

4-8 Ohms

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