Eden D Series
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Quick Start Guide
XLT, XST & XT MODELS
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SAFETY INFORMATION
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Thank you for choosing Eden.
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INTRODUCTION - 2
We hope that this product provides you with not only years of faithful service, but also the inspiration and
capability to take your music and express yourself in your own way.
At Eden we realize that having the right gear can mean the difference between having the condence and ability
to perform or not, so we strive to provide you with the tools that you need, whether at home, in the studio or in a
stadium.
All of our Ampliers, Speaker Cabinets, Speakers, and other items have been carefully designed and built to
provide you with optimum performance and maximum exibility, right down to component level. At Eden we work
carefully to ensure that everything down to the last screw used in a product has been chosen to deliver the best
possible product to you. In addition to using the best materials and processes, Eden is also conscious of the
environment and works hard to do everything it can to minimize its impact on the world we live in while still giving
you the premium equipment you should expect from us.
Please take time to read this quick start guide carefully before using your equipment. As with every piece of
musical equipment how you use it will affect the results you can achieve. By taking 5 minutes to understand these
guidelines you will not only ensure you get the best performance from your Eden product, but it may also prevent
you from accidentally damaging your unit through improper use.
We hope you continue to enjoy your equipment and welcome any comments or suggestions you may have for
Eden, after all, it is the creative inspiration of musicians and their music that drives all of us.
Thank you
The Eden Team
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CAUTION!
The unit you have purchased is for Professional use. This Quick start guide assumes that as an owner you have an
understanding of professional bass equipment its capabilities and its limitations. If you are unsure about any of the
features or functions on your unit you can nd out more by visiting www.edenamps.com or alternatively consult
with your authorised Eden dealer.
The equipment you have purchased has been developed to provide you with a tool to achieve great tone and
in some cases deliver levels of volume that may be unsuitable for use in conned spaces or without hearing
protection.
Every piece of Eden equipment is designed to perform exceptionally and just as with other high performance
products can in certain situations be capable of operating at levels that may be outside of the requirements or
capability of the user.
Use this equipment safely and considerately, the volume control on higher Wattage ampliers is your responsibility.
Your ears and those of others who are fortunate enough to hear you play are your most important instruments
required to enjoy your music.
If you experience any hearing loss or discomfort when listening to any loud music or activity which involves
excessive noise then for your own sake speak with a medical professional. As a Musician keeping your ears in
good working order is as important as being able to play your instrument, you only get one set of ears!
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ABOUT D-SERIES MANUAL CONTENT - 4
Congratulations on your purchase of one Eden D-Series Speaker Cabinets, the premium professional choice in bass
speaker enclosures. Each one has been designed specically to provide great bass tone and exceptional response.
Manufactured to this day in the USA, the D-Series provides you with the ability to access a fantastic playing
experience through the use of Eden responsive and efcient cabinet and speaker designs, meaning you can hear
more denition and achieve better volume levels than with some other products. The designs and manufacturing
principles for the D-Series hold true to the original values from when they were rst manufactured, using high grade
Birch ply to construct the custom designed ported and braced cabinet structure which allows you to have the
condence that not only will the cabinet sound great but it is built to last.
All D-Series cabinets are hand crafted in Kentucky USA, and we use the worlds leading speaker manufacturer
Eminence to ensure that our Eden speakers sound just as good as back in the days when we made them our self! All
of these details, attention to manufacturing and our passion for music mean that you can be assured that when you
take you Eden D-Series cabinet on tour you are being supported by one of the best speaker enclosures available.
Manual Content:
1. Safety Information ............ 2-3
2. Eden Introduction .............. 4
3. Caution! ........................... 5
4. D-Series Introduction /
Content ........................... 6
5. Before You Plug In ............. 7-8
6. About Impedance .............. 9
7. About D Series Cabinets ..... 10
8. Plugging In. ...................... 11
9. Product Support ................ 12
10. D-Series Panel .................. 21
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BEFORE YOU PLUG IN
Your cabinet has been designed to perform and operate in a professional music environment. While the design
of these cabinets mean that they can stand up to the rigors of touring there are also a few things you can do
to keep your cabinet running in top condition and performing for years! Before you plug your cabinet into you
amplier take time to read this section of the handbook to ensure you are doing everything you can to protect
your investment. Do not overload your cabinet, the stated power handling of your cabinet describes the maximum
power you should run into the cabinet, exceeding the power handling level shown will damage the speakers.
Use touring cases or covers when transporting your units, covers will keep your cabinet free from dust and dirt
while road cases will prevent cabinets and hardware being damaged in transit. D series cabinets can be heavy,
to avoid damaging your cabinet always use your common sense when lifting and moving it. By sharing the load
with someone else you will reduce the risk of dropping and damaging the unit, or yourself. To keep the heavy duty
carpet covering used on your cabinet in top condition use a vacuum cleaner with a suitable attachment to remove
dust and debris, never use liquid or cleaning products on the material.
Bass amplication embraces a mixture of technologies in amplication and to ensure you achieve the maximum
performance from your cabinet and amplier it is important to ensure you combine the right equipment for your
needs.
Using your cabinet with an amplier. Hybrid and non all tube product*
These products can often operate at a variety of loads (known as impedance) this load describes the resistance
provided by the speakers inside the cabinet you plug into. As a general rule the lower the impedance an amplier
is used at the higher the output of the amplier will be (Excludes All Tube Product) To ensure you choose the
right cabinet make sure that it meets both the Impedance requirements and the power handling (Wattage) of your
amplier. Plugging into the wrong impedance or combining the wrong amplier with a cabinet that cannot handle
the power you put through it can damage the amplier, or cabinet or both.
All Tube Product* This applies only to those ampliers which utilize tubes in power stage of operation. Generally
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these are describes as All Tube or All Valve products. When choosing cabinets to use with all tube ampliers it is
important to remember that you must strictly follow the load of the amplier specied by the manufacturer. Failure
to do so can and very often will result in the failure of the power amplier stage of your product which is something
which can be very expensive to repair. As a general rule most Bass products have xed impedances to plug into.
Make sure you read and understand this before plugging into a cabinet. If in any doubt contact the manufacturer
before you turn your amplier on.
Step 1. Ensure that your amplifier is switched off, preferably at the electrical outlet.
Step 2. Ensure that Bi-Amp mode is switched off (switch in the IN position) never turn the Bi-Amp mode on during Bridge Mono
Operation as it will overload the amplifier.
Step 3. Ensure that Bridge Mono mode is switched on (switch in the OUT position).
Step 4. Ensure that your amplifier is connected to cabinet with the correct load and power handling (880W at 8Ω and 1100W at 4 Ω)
using the Bridge Mono output socket on the rear of the unit.
Step 5. Connect your instrument to the amplifier
Step 6. Turn on you amplifier, the Bridge Mono light should be illuminated, if it is not or there is no sound from your amp switch off the
amplifier immediately to reduce the chance of damage.
IF YOU ARE UNSURE CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
Operating in Bi-Amp Mode (WT800 Only)
Step 1. Ensure that your amplifier is switched off, preferably at the electrical outlet.
Step 2. Ensure that Bi-Amp mode is switched on (switch in the OUT position) never turn the Bi-Amp mode on during Bridge Mono
Operation as it will overload the amplifier.
Step 3. Ensure that Bridge Mono mode is switched on (switch in the IN position).
Step 4. Ensure that your amplifier is connected to cabinets with each of the amplifier outputs the correct load and power handling
should be used (300W at 8 Ω and 440W at 4 Ω)
Step 5. Connect your instrument to the amplifier
Step 6. Turn on you amplifier, if there is no sound from your amp switch off the amplifier immediately to
reduce the chance of damage.
Step 7. Use the balance control to adjust the volume balance between the left and right outputs to get your preferred sound.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO USE Bi-Amp and Bridge Mono at the same time this will cause damage to your amplier.
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