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What size amplifier should I use with the SequelWhat size amplifier should I use with the Sequel
What size amplifier should I use with the SequelWhat size amplifier should I use with the Sequel
What size amplifier should I use with the Sequel
II's?II's?
II's?II's?
II's?
We recommend an amplifier with 100 to 200 watts per
channel for most applications. The Sequel II will perform
well with either a tube or transistor amplifier, and will
reveal the sonic character of either type.
Do I need an amplifier with high current capa-Do I need an amplifier with high current capa-
Do I need an amplifier with high current capa-Do I need an amplifier with high current capa-
Do I need an amplifier with high current capa-
bility?bility?
bility?bility?
bility?
No. The Sequel II's impedance characteristics do not
require that a high current amplifier be used. However,
it is important that the amplifier be stable operating into
varying impedance loads.
Should I unplug my Sequel II's during a thun-Should I unplug my Sequel II's during a thun-
Should I unplug my Sequel II's during a thun-Should I unplug my Sequel II's during a thun-
Should I unplug my Sequel II's during a thun-
derstorm?derstorm?
derstorm?derstorm?
derstorm?
Yes. Or before. It’s a good idea to disconnect all of your
audio/video components during stormy weather.
Is there likely to be any interaction between theIs there likely to be any interaction between the
Is there likely to be any interaction between theIs there likely to be any interaction between the
Is there likely to be any interaction between the
Sequel II's and the television in my Audio/VideoSequel II's and the television in my Audio/Video
Sequel II's and the television in my Audio/VideoSequel II's and the television in my Audio/Video
Sequel II's and the television in my Audio/Video
system?system?
system?system?
system?
Actually, there is less interaction between a television
and an electrostatic speaker than between a television
and a conventional system. The magnets in conventional
speakers do interact with televisions tubes. However, we
do recommend that you keep your speakers at least one
foot away from the television because of the dynamic
woofer they employ.
Will my electric bill go ‘sky high’ by leaving myWill my electric bill go ‘sky high’ by leaving my
Will my electric bill go ‘sky high’ by leaving myWill my electric bill go ‘sky high’ by leaving my
Will my electric bill go ‘sky high’ by leaving my
speakers plugged in all the time?speakers plugged in all the time?
speakers plugged in all the time?speakers plugged in all the time?
speakers plugged in all the time?
No. A pair of Sequel II's draw about 5 watts maximum.
Could my children, pets, or myself be shockedCould my children, pets, or myself be shocked
Could my children, pets, or myself be shockedCould my children, pets, or myself be shocked
Could my children, pets, or myself be shocked
by the high-voltage present in the electrostaticby the high-voltage present in the electrostatic
by the high-voltage present in the electrostaticby the high-voltage present in the electrostatic
by the high-voltage present in the electrostatic
panel?panel?
panel?panel?
panel?
No. High voltage with low current is not dangerous. As a
matter of fact, the voltage in our speakers is 10 times less
than the static electricity that builds up on the surface of
your television screen.
If my child punctured the diaphragm with aIf my child punctured the diaphragm with a
If my child punctured the diaphragm with aIf my child punctured the diaphragm with a
If my child punctured the diaphragm with a
pencil, stick, or similar item, how extensivepencil, stick, or similar item, how extensive
pencil, stick, or similar item, how extensivepencil, stick, or similar item, how extensive
pencil, stick, or similar item, how extensive
would the damage to the speaker be?would the damage to the speaker be?
would the damage to the speaker be?would the damage to the speaker be?
would the damage to the speaker be?
Our research department has literally punctured hun-
dreds of holes in a diaphragm, neither affecting the
quality of the sound nor causing the diaphragm to rip.
However, you will be able to see the actual puncture and
it can be a physical nuisance. If this is the case, replac-
ing the electrostatic transducer will be the only solution.
Will exposure to sunlight affect the life or per-Will exposure to sunlight affect the life or per-
Will exposure to sunlight affect the life or per-Will exposure to sunlight affect the life or per-
Will exposure to sunlight affect the life or per-
formance of the Sequel II?formance of the Sequel II?
formance of the Sequel II?formance of the Sequel II?
formance of the Sequel II?
We recommend that you not place your Sequel II's in
direct sunlight as the ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun can
cause deterioration of grill cloth, speaker cones, etc.
However, small exposures to UV will not cause a problem.
Will excessive smoke or dust cause any prob-Will excessive smoke or dust cause any prob-
Will excessive smoke or dust cause any prob-Will excessive smoke or dust cause any prob-
Will excessive smoke or dust cause any prob-
lems?lems?
lems?lems?
lems?
Exposure to excessive contaminants, such as smoke or
dust, may potentially affect the performance of the
electrostatic membrane and may cause discoloration of
the diaphragm membrane. When not in use for extended
periods, you should unplug the speakers and cover them
with the plastic bags they were originally packed in.