Link strip information
To remove / fit the link strips:
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Loosen the outer section of each binding post on one row of terminals (do
not remove these posts completely).
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Slide the link strip outwards to remove.
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When refitting the strips, please ensure that they are fully and correctly
inserted.
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Ensure that all the binding posts are tight (whether the strips are being
refitted or not).
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Repeat the process for the second row.
To modify the link strips for multi-wiring or multi-amping applications:
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Remove the link strip from the loudspeaker, as explained above.
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Determine where you require to make the break (see multi-wiring /
multi-amping options below for guidance).
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At one of the break-points (indicated) you can break the link by using a
strong pair of snips, a small hacksaw or snap it at one of the break-points
by carefully bending it back and forth with pliers.
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File down any sharp edges to prevent the possibility of injury.
Note:
If you will be using both sides of the separated link, ensure your break creates a
definite gap in order to eradicate the possibility of the links accidentally
re-connecting when fitted to the loudspeaker.
Important notes on using the link strips
The configurations below are only suggestions – others are possible. If you are
trying other setups, we would advise that you consult an Authorised Linn
Retailer and please bear in mind the following points:
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Never use the strips to link positive (+) and negative (-) terminals
together.
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When multi-amping, ensure that the link strips do not short-circuit amplifier
channels together. Shorting the outputs of separate amplifier channels
together can damage the amplifier(s) and loudspeaker drive units.
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Do not connect more than one strip per terminal.
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KOMPONENT 110, 106, 104
ADVANCED FEATURES
Connecting
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Break points