Velodyne spl-1000 Manuale Proprietario

Congratulations on your purchase of the CHT Front Row System.  This
system represents the state of the art in home audio reproduction and will
provide you with years of listening pleasure when properly used and cared
for.  Read and follow this instruction manual to insure safe and proper
system connection and operation.

This speaker system was designed to offer seamless integration with any
of our CHT Series subwoofers.  It is essential that you use a Velodyne
subwoofer with the CHT Front Row System to achieve optimal performance.
The addition of a Velodyne Subwoofer will allow your loudspeaker system
to reproduce the bass frequencies from approximately 80Hz and below.
With the CHT Front Row System and a Velodyne subwoofer, working
together as a  system, the sound quality, output levels, and value will exceed
most other systems.

Please unpack the system carefully.  Remove all staples used to seal the
carton as they can scratch the cabinets.  Please save the carton and all
packaging materials for future use.  Record the serial number in the space
provided on the warranty card for future reference.

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4" diameter with cast aluminum basket

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Moisture resistant treated fiber cone

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Inverted dustcap for smoother response

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Rubber surround for long life and lower distortion

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Magnetically shielded to allow placement near TV's

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 3/4" diameter Silk Dome Tweeter with neodymium magnet

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Ferro-fluid cooled

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Magnetically shielded to allow placement near TV's

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Woofer (12 dB/octave), Tweeter (18 dB/octave)

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Frequency and impedance equalization

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Protection circuit to prevent driver damage

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Removable grille

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 Sealed enclosure.  5/8" MDF enclosure to reduce cabinet resonance and

sound coloration

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Before seeking service for your Front Row Speaker System, please check
all the components in your system for proper operation.  Following is a
simple troubleshooting guide to assist you.

1.  Verify speakers are properly connected to receiver/amplifier and that

 electronics are switched on and functioning properly.

2.  Is the speaker selector switch of the receiver in the proper position?
3.  Are all speaker cables in good condition and making good contact with

 all terminals?

4.  Is your receiver getting a signal from your source device?
5.  Is your receiver sending a signal to the speakers?
6.  If speakers have been running at high levels, the protection circuit may

be engaged which reduces volume for a short period of time.  First, reduce
the volume setting of your equipment.  The volume should return to
normal after a few moments.

The following conditions require service by a qualified technician:
1. The enclosure has become damaged or broken.
2. The unit does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change

in performance.

3. The unit has been exposed to water.
4. Some part of the speaker (woofer or tweeter) is physically damaged.