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Attaching Speaker Wires
When using a banana jack to attach speaker wires to the binding post terminals,
insert the speaker wire into the banana jack. Next insert the banana jack into the
hole provided in the top of the terminal, and then continue to tighten the nut until
secure. Repeat for the other speaker wire(s) as necessary.
If not using a banana jack, simply loosen the binding nut to allow the hole in the
side of the terminal to become exposed. Strip ¼-inch of the insulation from the end
of the speaker wire and insert the exposed wire end into the now exposed hole in
the side of the terminal. Tighten the binding nut by turning the nut clockwise until
the speaker wire is secured. Repeat for the other speaker wire(s) as necessary.
Features (continued)
Each Signature Series speaker features an extensive crossover network. Steep acoustic
slope crossovers are used to integrate drivers. The use of steep crossover slopes
allows for higher power handling, minimizes driver interaction anomalies, and
maximizes the ability of each driver in their respective band of frequencies. Large 5-way
binding posts ensure a good, solid electrical connection to these crossover networks.
The Signature Series speaker cabinets are constructed of ¾-inch medium density
fiberboard because of its inert properties, thereby preventing sound coloration due to
cabinet diffraction. The thickness of the front baffles also prevents excess acoustic
radiation. Sophisticated computer modeling and measurement techniques are
used extensively throughout the RBH Signature Series speakers design process