Wiring; Assembly - Phonic KT-8 Manual Del Usuario

WIRING

Cables used to wire the KT-8 speakers should have
an appropriate diameter, as determined by the length
of the cables used. The resistance introduced by the
cable will reduce power output when run over long
distances. This being the case, a lower gauge cable
should be used when running over longer distances.
To avoid wasting amplifier power we recommend use
of heavy-duty speaker cable (minimum 12 gauge).
Phonic suggests 10 gauge cable for longer distances.
Please note that extremely long distances may result
in resistive loss.
Low
(-)
1-
2+
High/
Low
(+)
The image above indicates the polarity for each con-
ductor found on the NL4 connector. Please ensure
this wiring is followed as to ensure correct operation
of the speaker.
NL4 Pin
Frequencies
Speaker
RMS Power Handling
Nominal Impedance
2
Low
(+)
1+
2-
High/
Low
(-)
1 (+/-) 2 (+/-)
Low Mid / High
8" 6.5" / 1.4
150W 110W
16Ω 8Ω

ASSEMBLY

The array configuration is accomplished through a
simple 'pin-in-hole' method of connection. The top
corners of the KT-8 each features a retractable joint
bar. These extend to be inserted into each of the four
slots at the bottom of the next unit in the array. The
four flight pins chained to the unit can be inserted in
the appropriate holes to fix the units together.
The flight pins have a button on the end that can
be pushed to release the pin's latch. This should
be pushed when inserting the pin into the mounting
holes.
The pins should sit flush with the side of the unit and
be unable to wiggle within the frame. To accomplish
this, the pin must be inserted completely through the
mounting holes on both of the KT-8 units being joined
in the array; through the outer-hole on the lower-part
of one unit, through the second unit's joint bar, and
again through the first unit's inner-hole.
The lower-front corner of each unit features a single
mounting hole, while the lower-rear corner offers 11
individual holes that will determine the angle between
the two units. Connecting two units at 0° will create
narrower, yet more focused, dispersion. At 8° the
array will create a much wider vertical dispersion.
8°
7°
6°
5°
4°
3°
2°
1°
0°
JOINT BAR
JOINT BAR
KT-8