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Cat. No. 40-4068
STS 800 8-Inch Three-Way Tower Speaker
Your Optimus STS 800 8-Inch Three- Note: You need speaker wire (not sup-
Way Tower Speaker is a three-way plied) to connect your speaker. Please
acoustic suspension speaker that uses read through this entire manual before
an 8-inch vacuum-formed polypropy- you connect your speaker.
lene woofer that yields excellent low-
end response and tight, clean bass. A
5-inch polypropylene midran
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40-4068.fm Page 2 Wednesday, August 11, 1999 10:05 AM Where and how you position your higher than that of the speaker, but speaker has a great effect on the over- take care never to exceed the all sound of your system. speaker’s maximum power rating (see “Specifications”). For the best stereo effect, position • To avoid any damage to the each speaker an equal distance from speaker or amplifier/receiver, turn each other and the center of your lis- off the amplifier/receiver before tening area.
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40-4068.fm Page 3 Wednesday, August 11, 1999 10:05 AM 3. Press the right speaker’s negative CARE AND (–) terminal tab and insert one of MAINTENANCE the bare wire ends into the open- ing. Then release the tab. Your Optimus STS 800 8-Inch Three- Way Tower Speaker is an example of superior design and craftsmanship. The following suggestions will help you care for your speaker so you can enjoy it for years. • Handle the speaker gently and carefully. Don’t drop it! • Use and store the speaker on
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40-4068.fm Page 4 Wednesday, August 11, 1999 10:05 AM SPECIFICATIONS 1 Speaker Complement ............... Woofer: 8 /4-Inch Vacuum-Formed Polypropylene Midrange: 5-Inch Polypropylene 3 Tweeter: /4-Inch Mylar Dome Impedance ................................................................................. 8 Ohms (Nominal) Frequency Response........................................................................45 Hz–20 kHz Power Handling (RMS) ...................................................
