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Vivid Audio V1p - page 1
Owner’s Guide V1p and V1w loudspeaker Read these instructions that cont ain important information about the safe use, installation and maintenance of this loudspeaker. • Unpack the loudspeaker following the instruction sheet attached to the shipping crate. The method is also described below. Check for damage. Keep potentially hazardous packagin ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 2
IMPORTANT NOTE THE SILVER ALUMINIUM DOMED/CONED DRIVE UNITS ARE EXTREMELY SENSITIVE. THEY MUST NEVER BE SUBJECTED TO PROBING FINGERS OR OTHER SHARP OBJECTS! IF SO, CERTAIN DAMAGE WILL RESULT AND A REPLACEMENT DRIVER WILL HAVE TO BE FITTED. THIS REPLACEMENT WILL NOT BE PERFORMED UNDER GUARANTEE CONDITIONS . PLEASE READ ALL PAGES PRIOR TO INSTALLATIO ...
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INTRODUCTION Few owners of new Hi Fi equipment read the instruction manual. Vivid Audio has decided not to provide a formal instruction manual or user guide on this product. Instead, we have designed a concise informative piece, which should hold your interest whilst browsing through it. While doing so, you will learn about the do’s and don’ts ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 4
The mounting stalk is screwed directly onto the exposed m8 thread and is used to secure the whole sub assembly to the wall (use a 13mm spanner not provided). In order to obtain the maximum benefit from your purchase, it is important to know something about the acoustics of the room in which you intend to install the loudspeakers. No matter how well ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 5
The left hand loudspeaker is connected in exactly the same manner as the right hand one. If you are not sure of the method please obtain help from your dealer. MAINTENANCE THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS CONTAINED IN THIS LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEM. THE DRIVE UNITS ARE VERY SENSITIVE AND MUST NEVER BE SUBJECTED TO MISGUIDED FINGERS! IF SO, CERTAIN DAMA ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 6
SERVICE NOTES Service under guarantee is only prov ided upon presentat ion of reasonable evidence (e.g. completed guarantee card or purchase receipts) indicating the date of the claim is wit hin the guarantee period. The guarantee is not valid if the defec t is due to accidental damage (including during transport), misuse or neglect and in case of ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 7
SPECIFICATION VIVID AUDIO V1 Configuration 2 way vented cabinet Cabinet material Complex loaded carbon fibre filled polymer Finish High gloss automotive Drive units 26mm metal dome hf unit 158mm metal coned lf unit Sensitivity 89dB/1w @1m Nominal Impedance ( Ω )8 Frequency range (hz) - 6dB points 42 – 42,000 Frequency response (hz) 45 – 39,00 ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 8
INSTALLATION NOTES: DATE:………………….. ________________________ ______________________ ________________________ ______________________ ________________________ ______________________ ________________________ ______________________ ________________________ ______________________ ________________________ ______________________ _____________ ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 9
9 Some early loudspeaker history 1874 - Ernst W. Siemens was the first to describe the "dynamic" or moving-coil transducer, with a circular coil of wire in a magnetic field an d supported so that it could move axially. He filed his U. S. patent application for a "magneto-electric apparatus" for "obtaining the mechanical mov ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 10
1921 - The Phonetron based on patent No. 1,847,935 filed Apr. 23, 1921, by C. L. Farrand, was the first coil-driven direct-radiator loudspeaker to be sold in the U.S. and was well-received, competing with the horns used by table radios 1925 Grebe radio receiver and 1924 Western Electric 540 speaker (NMAH) 1923 - The Thorophone was a gooseneck louds ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 11
1930 - Albert L. Thuras filed patent No. 1,869,178 on Aug. 15, 1930, granted July 26, 1932, for the bass-reflex principle while working at Bell Labs. Early cabinets used a passive baffle to direct sound to the front, allowing the back of the cabinet to be open for the low sounds. The bass-reflex enclosure kept the low-frequency sounds from being lo ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 12
then installed in all Loews Theatres, then became the standard established by the Academy. 1940 - Paul W. Klipsch filed patent No. 2,310,243 on Feb. 5, 1940, granted Feb. 9, 1943, for the corner horn speaker. 1941 - Altec Lansing Corp. was formed when Altec bought Lansing; Altec Service Corp. (from "all technical") had been formed in 1938 ...
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Vivid Audio V1p - page 13
VIVID AUDIO (PTY) LTD., P. O. BOX 343, KLOOF, 3640 KWAZULU NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA Telephone: +27 31 705 4168, Facsimile: +27 31 705 4167 info@vividaudio.com VIVID AUDIO and the VIVID AUDIO logo are registered trade marks. Patents exist on domed drivers D26 and D50. Patents exist on C125 bass-mid driver. All VIVID AUDIO products are in conformity with ...
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