MC-6AW

The cabinet of the MC-6AW is constructed of dense acoustically inert impact resistant polypropylene resin, sealed to provide protection from the natural elements of the weather. The rounded back allows for easy placement into a corner. All hardware parts are made from brass, aluminium or stainless steel and the binding posts are plastic to avoid rusting or corrosion.

For high frequencies, the MC-6AW uses a 1-inch high performance aluminium dome tweeter and for midrange and bass reproduction a 6½-inch high end aluminium cone woofer. The tweeter uses liquid cooling to allow for greater power handling. Steep acoustic slope crossover networks are used to integrate the drivers, allowing high power handling, minimising driver interaction anomalies, and maximising the clarity with which each driver is able to produce its respective frequency band.

FEATURES

The cabinet of the MC-6AW and A-5AW is constructed of dense acoustically inert impact resistant polypropylene resin, sealed to provide protection from the natural elements of the weather. The rounded back allows for easy placement into a corner. All hardware parts are made from brass, aluminum or stainless steel and the binding posts are plastic to avoid rusting or corrosion.

For high frequencies, the MC-6AW uses a 1-inch high performance aluminum dome tweeter and the A-5AW features a high quality mylar dome tweeter. Both tweeters use liquid cooling to allow greater power handling. For midrange and bass reproduction the MC-6AW uses a 61⁄2-inch high- end Aluminum cone woofer while the A-5AW uses a 51⁄4-inch PolyGraphite cone woofer.

Steep acoustic slope crossover networks are used to integrate the drivers, allowing high power handling, minimizing driver interaction anomalies, and maximizing the clarity with which each driver is able to produce its respective frequency band.

BREAK-IN PERIOD

Allow several hours of listening time to adequately break-in the speakers. As the speakers break-in, the driver suspensions will loosen. The result of break-in will be an increase in low frequency response, improved definition, and increased clarity and detail.

NOTE: This is an important step that is often disregarded. Allowing your speakers the specified break-in period can prolong the life of your speakers and enhance their tonal qualities.

OPERATION

An amplifier with an output power rating of 25-100 watts per channel is recommended. This will help to protect the speaker from being under or over driven, which may cause permanent damage.

When listening to the speakers outdoors, keep in mind that there are very few walls

to reinforce the sound. Therefore, be careful not to drive the speakers beyond their capabilities when trying to obtain a desired volume level. You will be able to determine audibly when the speaker is being overdriven by the “break up” or distorted sound that will be coming from the speaker.