Bose V-100 Owner's guide - Page 7

Connect, speakers

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Setting Up Connect the speakers far receiver's center channel is not amplified, you must ect an amplifier to the receiver. Use an RCA cable to connect the center channel RCA-type output on the receiver to the RCA-type input on the amplifier. The speaker will then connect directly to the amplifier instead of to the receiver. Note: Before running speaker cord through a wall or under a floor, check your local building code requirements and safely regulations. You may want to contact an electrical installer for this information. CAUTION: Before making any connections, turn off your receiver or amplifier and unplug it from the AC power (mains) outlet. Not doing so may result in damage to your system. For the Model V-100 speaker, choose cord It is important to use the proper gauge (thickness) of speaker cord. Standard zip cord (2-conductor, 18-gauge wire) works for most applications. You can find this wire at electrical and hardware stores. At the ends of each cord, strip approximately 1/2 inch (12 mm) of insulation from both wires. Twist the bare end of each wire, so loose strands will not touch across terminals. CAUTION: Never use broken or frayed wiring, which can result in damage to your components. For V-300- speakers, use the supplied cord Use the supplied 20-foot cord to connect the video speaker that is close to your television. Use the two 50-foot cords to connect the surround speakers placed at the rear of your : To place the surround speakers more than 50 feet from the receiver or amplifier, splice in 18-gauge (0.75 mat) or thicker wire. Make sure to attach the wires positive to positive and negative to negative. Be sure to use the cordproperly Speaker cord consists of two insulated wires. The insulation around one wire is marked (striped, collared, or ribbed). This marked wire is always positive (+). The plain wire is always negative (-). These wires correspond to the red (+) and black (-) terminals on the speaker and the receiver or amplifier. Note: it is sometimes difficult to distinguish wire markings. Inspect both wires carefully •

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Setting
Up
Connect
the
speakers
fa
r
receiver's
center
channel
is
not
amplified,
you
must
ect
an
amplifier
to
the
receiver.
Use
an
RCA
cable
to
connect
the
center
channel
RCA
-type
output
on
the
receiver
to
the
RCA
-type
input
on
the
amplifier.
The
speaker
will
then
connect
directly
to
the
amplifier
instead
of
to
the
receiver.
Note:
Before
running
speaker
cord
through
a
wall
or
under
a
floor,
check
your
local
building
code
requirements
and
safely
regulations.
You
may
want
to
contact
an
electrical
installer
for
this
information.
For
the
Model
V-100
speaker,
choose
cord
It
is
important
to
use
the
proper
gauge
(thickness)
of
speaker
cord.
Standard
zip
cord
(2
-conductor,
18
-gauge
wire)
works
for
most
applications.
You
can
find
this
wire
at
electrical
and
hardware
stores.
At
the
ends
of
each
cord,
strip
approximately
1/2
inch
(12
mm)
of
insulation
from
both
wires.
Twist
the
bare
end
of
each
wire,
so
loose
strands
will
not
touch
across
terminals.
For
V-300
-
speakers,
use
the
supplied
cord
Use
the
supplied
20
-foot
cord
to
connect
the
video
speaker
that
is
close
to
your
television.
Use
the
two
50
-foot
cords
to
connect
the
surround
speakers
placed
at
the
rear
of
your
:
To
place
the
surround
speakers
more
than
50
feet
from
the
receiver
or
amplifier,
splice
in
18
-gauge
(0.75
mat)
or
thicker
wire.
Make
sure
to
attach
the
wires
positive
to
positive
and
negative
to
negative.
Be
sure
to
use
the
cord
properly
Speaker
cord
consists
of
two
insulated
wires.
The
insulation
around
one
wire
is
marked
(striped,
collared,
or
ribbed).
This
marked
wire
is
always
positive
(+).
The
plain
wire
is
always
negative
(-).
These
wires
correspond
to
the
red
(+)
and
black
(-)
terminals
on
the
speaker
and
the
receiver
or
amplifier.
Note:
it
is
sometimes
difficult
to
distinguish
wire
markings.
Inspect
both
wires
carefully
CAUTION:
Before
making
any
connections,
turn
off
your
receiver
or
amplifier
and
unplug
it
from
the
AC
power
(mains)
outlet.
Not
doing
so
may
result
in
damage
to
your
system.
CAUTION:
Never
use
broken
or
frayed
wiring,
which
can
result
in
damage
to
your
components.