Wharfedale Crystal Leaflet
The name ‘WHARFEDALE' is a registered trademark of Wharfedale International Limited.
Wharfedale has a policy of continuous product development and reserves the right to change
specification without notice.
specification without notice.
Wharfedale is a member of the International Audio Group.
1932
In 1932, when Gilbert Briggs founded the Wharfedale Wireless Works, his company was at the
leading edge of an exciting new technology which was dedicated to bringing the pleasure of
music and entertainment to a wide range of people. As the technology advanced Wharfedale
gave many music lovers their first taste of High Fidelity, mounting a series of live sound
demonstrations which excited the audio world and heralded the era of the modern hi-fi
loudspeaker.
leading edge of an exciting new technology which was dedicated to bringing the pleasure of
music and entertainment to a wide range of people. As the technology advanced Wharfedale
gave many music lovers their first taste of High Fidelity, mounting a series of live sound
demonstrations which excited the audio world and heralded the era of the modern hi-fi
loudspeaker.
Today Wharfedale still takes the same uncompromising approach to the design and manufacture
of every loudspeaker system, using high quality components and state-of-the-art testing to
ensure consistently high performance. And that means that you can continue to count on the
quality of all Wharfedale products.
of every loudspeaker system, using high quality components and state-of-the-art testing to
ensure consistently high performance. And that means that you can continue to count on the
quality of all Wharfedale products.
Loudspeaker Manufacturers since 1932
Specifications and Service
Dimensions Overall
H x W x D mm
H x W x D inches
H x W x D mm
H x W x D inches
Nominal Impedance
Recommended Amplifier Power
Sensitivity (1W@1m)
Frequency Response
Bass Unit
Midrange Unit
Wharfedale Crystal speakers are compatible with most currently available audio amplifiers
Authorised Wharfedale Service Centres
For information on other authorised service centres worldwide contact
Wharfedale International in the U.K.
Wharfedale International in the U.K.
A worldwide distributor list is available on the Wharfedale website:
www.wharfedale.co.uk
www.wharfedale.co.uk
Treble Unit
220 x 180 x 155
8.7 x 7.1 x 6.1
4 Ohms
25-60 Watts
84 dB
75 - 20 kHz
101 mm
Crystal
CR 8
25mm Textile
295 x 210 x 225
11.6 x 8.3 x 8.9
4 Ohms
25 -100 Watts
86 dB
55 - 20 kHz
170 mm
Crystal
CR 10
25mm Textile
330 x 235 x 225
13.0 x 9.3 x 8.9
4 Ohms
25 -100 Watts
86 dB
45 - 20 kHz
170 mm
Crystal
CR 20
25mm Textile
850 x 235 x 225
33.5 x 9.3 x 8.9
4 Ohms
25 -100 Watts
87 dB
40 - 20 kHz
170 mm
Crystal
CR 30
25mm Textile
1000 x 235 x 225
39.4 x 9.3 x 8.9
4 Ohms
30 -150 Watts
88 dB
30 - 20 kHz
170 mm
170 mm Bass-Mid
Crystal
CR 40
25mm Textile
167 x 380 x 155
6.6 x 15.0 x 6.1
4 Ohms
25 - 100 Watts
86 dB
60 - 20 kHz
2 x 101 mm
Crystal
CR CEN
25mm Textile
USA
IAG America, Inc.
15 Walpole Park South
Walpole
MA 02081
Tel: +1 508 850 3950
15 Walpole Park South
Walpole
MA 02081
Tel: +1 508 850 3950
CANADA
Korbon Trading Ltd
6800 Kitimat Road
Units 19-20
Mississauga
Ontario
Tel: +1 905 567 1920
6800 Kitimat Road
Units 19-20
Mississauga
Ontario
Tel: +1 905 567 1920
UK
Wharfedale International Ltd.
IAG House, Sovereign Court,
Ermine Business Park,
Huntingdon,
Cambs PE29 6XU,
England.
Tel:+44 (0)1480 447700
Fax: +44 (0)1480 43176
IAG House, Sovereign Court,
Ermine Business Park,
Huntingdon,
Cambs PE29 6XU,
England.
Tel:+44 (0)1480 447700
Fax: +44 (0)1480 43176
Crystal
Series
Series
Instruction Manual
BRITAIN'S MOST FAMOUS LOUDSPEAKERS
If your system appears not to be working as well as you expect, the following notes may be
of some help.
Before investigating the cause of a problem, always switch off the system at the mains.
Please bear in mind that Home Theatre systems can be quite complex and there is often a
variety of factors involved.
Please read this manual together with all the manuals concerning the rest of your system.
If, having attempted to resolve the problem, the trouble still persists, consult your dealer for
assistance.
Do NOT try to remove any covers on the product or attempt to dismantle it in any way. There
are no user serviceable parts inside and you will invalidate any warranty.
Television picture is distorted or there is colour distortion
Excessive bass distortion at low volume levels
Excessive or distorted bass at high volume levels
Popping sounds or thumps from Front speakers or subwoofer
Indistinct sound
Poor localisation of effects
Poor localisation of effects
Distorted or rattling sounds at high volume levels
Sound lacks bass content
Bass reproduction muddy or indistinct
Bass reproduction muddy or indistinct
No Sound
Symptom
Front loudspeakers or subwoofer too close to the TV. (Switch off the system and TV. Move loudspeaker
away. Leave 15 mins. Switch on again)
away. Leave 15 mins. Switch on again)
Bass level set too high
LFE level set too high
LFE level set too high
System level set too high
Front loudspeakers or subwoofer too close to room corners
Front loudspeakers or subwoofer too close to room corners
System level set too high
LFE level set too high: Subwoofer level set too high
LFE level set too high: Subwoofer level set too high
One or more loudspeakers is out of phase
(See the relevant pages of this manual for the correct connection procedure)
(See the relevant pages of this manual for the correct connection procedure)
System level set too high
Objects placed on Front loudspeakers or subwoofer
Objects placed on Front loudspeakers or subwoofer
Loudspeakers wired incorrectly
Front speakers set to ‘Small’ with no subwoofer connected
Front speakers set to ‘Small’ with no subwoofer connected
System not switched on
Wrong source selected
Wrong source selected
Possible Cause
Further help and advice
A wide range of AV and audio topics can be found at the Wharfedale web site.
Home Theatre is discussed in depth at the Dolby Laboratories web site.
The Digital Theater Systems web site is also full of interest and worth a visit.
www.wharfedale.co.uk
www.dolby.com
www.dtsonline.com
Troubleshooting