Tannoy Kensington SE Owner's Manual

7, 12 Set-up Diagrams FIGURE 1: Terminal Panel Connections HIGH FREQUENCY POSITIVE(+) TERMINAL ’EARTH’ OR ’GROUND’ TERMINAL LOW FREQUENCY POSITIVE(+) TERMINAL HIGH FREQUENCY NEGATIVE(-) TERMINAL LOW FREQUENCY NEGATIVE(-) TERMINAL HF+ HF - L F+ L F - FIGURE 2: Single Wire Mode and Eart…

6, 10 Care of the Cabinet The cabinet is constructed from carefully selected solid hardwood and veneers that have been hand finished to exacting standards. The wood should only be cleaned with a dry cloth or with a light application of quality non-silicone furniture polish, taking ca…

9, 6481 0503 / 0407 OWNER’S MANUAL 1926Estd. Tannoy United Kingdom T: 00 44 (0) 1236 420199 E: [email protected] Tannoy North America T: 00 1 (519) 745 1158 E: [email protected] Tannoy Deutschland T: 00 49 (180) 1111 881 E: [email protected] Tannoy France T: 00 33 (0)1 7036 7473 E: ve…

5, 8 The Low Frequency Section The low frequency section of the Dual Concentric“ driver has exceptional power handling and dynamic range. The low frequency cone piston is produced from selected paper pulp. This is specially treated to absorb internal resonance modes The twin roll fabric surround…

4, 6 Bi-Amping (See fig. 4) Bi-Amping extends the principle of bi-wiring one stage further. In this connection option separate power amplifiers are used for bass and treble signals in each loudspeaker. Four mono (or two stereo) amplifiers of the same type are required for a stereo pa…

2, Tannoy Kensington SE Tannoy - A Short History In the early days of broadcasting radio sets needed both low and high voltage DC power and this had to be supplied by batteries. The lead acid batteries commonly used in the radio equipment of the time therefore needed regular recharging. In London, in 1926, Guy R. Fo…