KEF BLADE TWO User Manual
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impor tant safety information
Thank you for purchasing KEF Blade speakers. They have been designed to faithfully reproduce high quality
sound over many years of use and should provide realistic reproduction of music and speech. Please take a little
time to read these instructions prior to use.
Your KEF Blade speakers are tall, slim and extremely heavy. Installed correctly on a smooth, level surface, your
speakers should be entirely safe to listen to and to live with.
However, if you live with small children, large pets, the infirm, have uneven flooring or unusually thick carpeting
in your home, then correct adjustment of the foot assemblies is imperative if safe, stable operation is to
be achieved.
Adjustment
Caution/Warning
Warning: The metal tweeter dome has a protective wave guide at the centre of the Uni-Q
if this is compromised and the dome itself is dented, it will permanently impair performance.
1. Read this manual carefully,
especially the safety information,
before attempting to assemble
and operate the system.
4. Trailing cables are dangerous.
Ensure all cables are secure
and tidy.
2. Follow the unpacking and
assembly instructions on the
car tons. Please note that lifting
the system requires two
able-bodied persons.
5. When stripping cables use only
tools designed specifically for the
purpose i.e. correct wire cutters
or cable strippers.
3. Never connect the system
directly to the electricity supply.
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driver array;
Switch off appliance
Positive
Negative
Option
general care of your system
1. Avoid temperature extremes.
2. Avoid damp.
3. Avoid direct sunlight.
4. Clean with the KEF cloth provided.
5. Do not use spirit based cleaners.
If you are at all uncertain about setting up, operating or caring for your system your dealer will
be pleased to assist you.
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contents
Installation and Operation
Page 10 - unpacking, handling
and after care
Page 11 - adjusting the feet
and/or spikes
Page 12 - speaker placement
and room acoustics
Page 14 - amplifier to
speaker connections
Page 15 - amplifier requirements
and power handling
Page 16 - single, bi-wire
and bi-amp connections
Specifications
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