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    ™ T ICKET ™ user ’s manual M A RTIN L OGA N the loudspeaker technology company ®[...]

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    Contents and Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Contents Introduction Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Placement Horizontal Installation Installing the T icket Removing the End Caps for P ainting . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Frequently Asked Questions and T roubleshooting . . 9 General Informat[...]

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    Required tools (included): 4mm Allen bit (2) P ush pins Required tools (not included): Stud finder Sharp pencil or pen Lev el Dry wall knife/saw Wire strippers Electric drill (with clutch) T ape measure Depth required behind wall surface: 3 9 / 16 " (9cm) Required wall opening (includes tolerance): 5 7 / 8 " x 14 1 / 4 " (14.9cm x 36[...]

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    1 Using a stud finder , locate the final speaker position between studs. WARNING! Absolutely no part of the template should overlap a stud. 2 Insert top push pin (provided). L evel template. Insert bottom pushpin (provided). Recheck level. 3 Mark cutout through slots in template. Remove T emplate. 4 Use a dry wall knife/saw to cut out the opening. [...]

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    6 Installation[...]

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    Installation 7 Figure 10. Installation step 8. 7 Use a 4mm Allen bit (provided) and an electric drill to lock all 4 mounting locks in place. Use a low clutch setting on the drill. 8 Gently press the grill cover into place. Figure 9. Installation step 7.[...]

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    8 Removing the End Caps for Painting Required tools (not included): Philips head scrwedriver 1 P repare a flat surface with a cushion and/or blanket to protect the T icket. Place the T icket driver side up. 2 Using a Phillips head screwdriver remove two screws from the bottom edge of the T icket (see figure 11). 3 The end cap may now be safely remo[...]

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    F REQUENTL Y A SKED Q UESTIONS AND T ROUBLESHOOTING Frequently Asked Questions and Troubleshooting 9 How do I clean my speakers? Just use a dust free cloth or a soft brush to remove the dust f rom your speakers. W e recommend a specialty cloth (available at the Xtatic shop at www .martinlogan. com) that cleans your speakers better than anything els[...]

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    10 General Information G ENERAL I NFORMA TION System Frequency R esponse 75–20,000 Hz ± 3 dB Sensitivity 88 dB/2.83 volts/meter (mounted on wall) Impedance 8 ohms Crossover Frequency 2900 Hz Components Air core coils W oofer T ype T wo 4” (16.5cm) cast basket, high rigidity aluminum cones with extended throw drive assembly P ower Handling 150 [...]

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    Glossary of Audio Terms 11 G LOSSARY OF A UDIO T ERMS AC. Abbreviation for alternating current. Active crossover . Uses active devices (transistors, ICs, tubes) and some form of power supply to operate. Amplitude. The extreme range of a signal. Usually mea- sured from the average to the extreme. Arc. The visible sparks generated by an electrical di[...]

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    Inductor . A device designed primarily to introduce induc- tance into an electrical circuit. Sometimes called a choke or coil. Linearity . The extent to which any signal handling process is accomplished without amplitude distortion. Midrange. The middle frequencies where the ear is the most sensitive. NAC. The abbreviation for natural ambience comp[...]