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The•tsose' 501.': Series IV Direct/Reflecting • Loudspeaker System • Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Bose 501 Series IV Direct/ Reflecting!' Loudspeaker System. Its advanced design and quality construction will give youmany years of listening pleasure. Since you probably want to hear music from your 501 system as fast as possible. this guide is divided into tto parts. To properly unpack and connect your system, read Part 1. Alter you have connected your 501 system, and are enjoying some music, read Part 2. It explains how to double-check your connections. and gives you details on wire sizes. fusing, and room acoustics. To obtain the best possible performance, please read this entire guide thoroughly. PART 1 1. Unpacking Your 501 system is packaged in two separate cartons marked left speaker and right speaker. To unpack each carton, open its top, turn it upside down, and lift it off (see FIGURE 1). This will leave your speakers right side up. If either speaker appears to be damaged when unpacking, do not place the damaged unit into operation. Repack the speaker inits original carton. and notify your authorized Bose dealer immediately. 2. Connection 1. Turn off your amplifier or receiver, and unplug it from its outlet (ac power mains) before attempting to connect your speakers. 2. Slightly separate the conductors at the end of each length of speaker wire (use 18 gauge or larger wire). For more details, see Part 2. Section 4. Strip approximately 1/2 inch (12 mm) of insulation off each conductor. 3. Connect one wire conductor to the black terminal (marked "-") on the left speaker (see FIGURE 2). Connect the other end of the same conductor to the output terminal marked COM, GND. NEG, or "-"on the left channel of your receiver or amplifier (see FIGURE 3). FIGURE 1. Tounpack y.our swats (men the 100of the63iIC.IS. turn tile cartonsupSidedatin. and aide then', 01the Veakcia. 4. Similarly, connect the red terminal (marked " •i.") on the left speaker to the output terminal marked POS or " +" on the left channel of your amplifier or receiver. If your amplifier offers a choice of output impedances, use the terminal marked 8 or 8 OHMS. 5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 above, connecting the right speaker to the right output channel of your amplifier or receiver. INPUT Jl FIGURE 2 ToMined the wifeS to WCSpartelS.(IOIXM the bellOnS beim...the connectors. and insel the ends of the Yam STEREO AMPLIFIER OR RECEIVER Leh Output ii • • i t gl: Right Output In !,i/ • • Left Speaker Right Speaker •Opiional 2-ampere last-blow (use (See Fusing) FIGURE 3. Make Sure to eurinCei. tannin& negative to neotnne as shonn to paSitheand 6. Check very carefully to be certain that no loose strands of wire are "bridged" from one terminal to the other on either of your speakers or on any of the amplifier outputs. Bridged wires create short circuits which can damage your amplifier or receiver. Repair any loose strands before plugging in your amplifier or receiver. 7. Plug in your amplifier or emeivef, turn it on, and enjoy!

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The
tsose'
501
.
':
Series
IV
Direct/Reflecting
Loudspeaker
System
Introduction
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
Bose
501
Series
IV
Direct/
Reflecting!'
Loudspeaker
System.
Its
advanced
design
and
quality
construction
will
give
you
many
years
of
listen-
ing
pleasure.
Since
you
probably
want
to
hear
music
from
your
501
system
as
fast
as
possible.
this
guide
is
divided
into
tto
parts.
To
properly
unpack
and
connect
your
system,
read
Part
1.
Alter
you
have
connected
your
501
system,
••••••••
and
are
enjoying
some
music,
read
Part
2.
It
explains
how
to
double-check
your
connections.
and
gives
you
details
on
wire
sizes.
fusing,
and
room
acoustics.
To
obtain
the
best
possible
performance,
please
read
this
entire
guide
thoroughly.
INPUT
J
l
FIGURE
2
ToMined
the
wifeS
to
WC
SpartelS.
(IOIXM
the
bellOnS
beim...the
connectors.
and
insel
the
ends
of
the
Yam
PART
1
STEREO
AMPLIFIER
OR
RECEIVER
1.
Unpacking
Your
501
system
is
packaged
in
two
separate
cartons
marked
left
speaker
and
right
speaker.
To
unpack
each
carton,
open
its
top,
turn
it
upside
down,
and
lift
it
off
(see
Leh
Output
ii
i
Right
Output
/
In
!
,
i
t
gl:
FIGURE
1).
This
will
leave
your
speakers
right
side
up.
If
either
speaker
appears
to
be
damaged
when
unpack-
ing,
do
not
place
the
damaged
unit
into
operation.
Repack
the
speaker
in
its
original
carton.
and
notify
your
authorized
Bose
dealer
immediately.
2.
Connection
Left
Speaker
Right
Speaker
1.
Turn
off
your
amplifier
or
receiver,
and
unplug
it
from
its
outlet
(ac
power
mains)
before
attempting
to
connect
Opiional
2
-ampere
last
-blow
(use
(See
Fusing)
your
speakers.
FIGURE
1.
To
unpack
y
.
our
swats
(men
the
100
of
the
63iIC.IS.
turn
tile
FIGURE
3.
Make
Sure
to
eurinCei.
tannin&
to
paSithe
and
cartons
upSidedatin.
and
aide
then'
,
01
th
e
Veakcia.
negative
to
neotnne
as
shonn
2.
Slightly
separate
the
conductors
at
the
end
of
each
length
of
speaker
wire
(use
18
gauge
or
larger
wire).
For
4.
Similarly,
connect
the
red
terminal
(marked
"
•i.")
on
the
6.
Check
very
carefully
to
be
certain
that
no
loose
more
details,
see
Part
2.
Section
4.
Strip
approximately
left
speaker
to
the
output
terminal
marked
POS
or
"
+"
strands
of
wire
are
"bridged"
from
one
terminal
to
the
1/2
inch
(12
mm)
of
insulation
off
each
conductor.
on
the
left
channel
of
your
amplifier
or
receiver.
If
your
other
on
either
of
your
speakers
or
on
any
of
the
3.
Connect
one
wire
conductor
to
the
black
terminal
amplifier
offers
a
choice
of
output
impedances,
use
the
amplifier
outputs.
Bridged
wires
create
short
circuits
(marked
"-")
on
the
left
speaker
(see
FIGURE
2).
Con-
terminal
marked
8
or
8
OHMS.
which
can
damage
your
amplifier
or
receiver.
nect
the
other
end
of
the
same
conductor
to
the
output
5.
Repeat
Steps
3
and
4
above,
connecting
the
right
Repair
any
loose
strands
before
plugging
in
your
terminal
marked
COM,
GND.
NEG,
or
"-"on
the
left
speaker
to
the
right
output
channel
of
your
amplifier
or
amplifier
or
receiver.
channel
of
your
receiver
or
amplifier
(see
FIGURE
3).
receiver.
7.
Plug
in
your
amplifier
or
emeivef,
turn
it
on,
and
enjoy!