Boston Acoustics 2 Manual De Usuario

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Correctly wiring your speakers is important for achieving the best sound quality. Wiring should take just a few 
minutes, but it’s important to do it carefully, since incorrect wiring (such as reversed connections) can result in a poor
soundstage and poor bass.

We recommend 18-gauge wire or thicker for runs up to 15 feet (4.5m), and 16-gauge wire or thicker for longer runs.
Separate the first few inches of the wire conductors. Strip off 

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⁄

2

-inch (12mm) of insulation from the ends of each 

speaker wire to expose the two conductors and tightly twist the wire strands.  

WARNING: To prevent electrical shock hazard, always switch off the amplifier or receiver when making connections
to the speaker.

IMPORTANT: Typically, one side of the wire is smooth.
Connect this side to the – (black) connection. The
other side has a rib or stripe. Connect this to the 
+ (red) connection.

Using the spring terminal posts: The spring terminal
posts permit easy connection to banana plugs, spade
lugs, and bare wire. 

Push the the top of the terminal down by approximately

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⁄

4

-inch, exposing the hole. Insert the wire in the hole

and release the terminal.

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1. Connect the speaker terminals to the
amplifier speaker outputs.

2. Make sure the speaker cable is cor-
rectly routed through the mounting
bracket. 
(see Mounting Options)

3. When making all connections, be sure
to connect 
+ to + (red) and – to – (black).

4. If using the Bravo II with a subwoofer,
set the receiver's bass management to
SMALL in the speaker setup menu.  This
will divert very low frequencies away
from the center channel to the main
speakers and/or subwoofer.