Klipsch CP-4T, CP-6T User Manual
CP-T SERIES
OWNER’S MANUAL
To mount speaker vertically in corner PUTTING
vertical pilot holes
CP-T SERIES
Thank you for your purchase of the Klipsch CP-T Series 70/100
Volt speakers! They are designed to both withstand the rigors of
outdoor use while also complimenting any indoor décor. The 90°x
90° horn dispersion pattern assures wide, even coverage with
either horizontal or vertical placement. The long-throw woofers are
combined with front-firing ports for tight, musical bass no matter
how they are mounted or placed. The included, unique speaker
bracket allows for not only quick vertical or horizontal mounting but
also allows for tight, wall/wall or wall/ceiling corner mounting for a
highly aesthetic look that allows for increased overall bass output.
WHAT’S INSIDE
Speakers (x2)
Brackets (x2)
Grills (x2) Bracket Retaining
The CP-4T contains a high quality, built-in 70/100 Volt transformer
with a single, fixed 5/10 watt tap while the CP-6T contains a 70/100
Volt transformer with multiple tap settings of 3.75/7.5 watts, 7.5/15
watts, 15/30 watts and 30 watt taps. The CP-6T also has an 8 ohm
bypass setting for 8 ohm operation.
BRACKET ON LEFT WALL against corner put THIS SIDE
flush in corner on left wall and mark vertical pilot holes
MAKE SURE TEMPLATE IS LEVEL
BEFORE DRILLING PILOT HOLES!
Vertical
Pilot Hole
Horizontal
Pilot Hole
put THIS SIDE on wall flush against ceiling and mark horizontal pilot holes
To mount speaker HORIZONTALLY UP in ceiling/wall corner putting bracket on wall
MAKE SURE TEMPLATE IS LEVEL BEFORE DRILLING PILOT HOLES!
To mount speaker vertically in corner PUTTING
BRACKET ON RIGHT WALL against corner put
THIS SIDE flush in corner on left wall and mark
Mount Wall Bracket Template for CP-4/4T
Vertical
Pilot Hole
Horizontal
Pilot Hole
Mounting Template Grill Remover Tool
Screws (x4)
SPEAKER DIMENSIONS WITH/WITHOUT INCLUDED BRACKETS
5.5”
(14.0cm)
CP-4T
8.8”
(22.4cm)
5.5”
(14.0cm)
4.7”
(11.9cm)
7.2”
(18.3cm)
7.0 ”
(17.8cm)
BEFORE SPEAKER INSTALLATION/CONNECTION
Tools/Parts Needed For Installation:
a) A level
b) A pencil
c) A Philips #2 screwdriver or Phillips #2 bit with a drill with a LOW TORQUE SETTING
d) Two #10 or #12 2.5-3 inch (4-5cm) Pan Head Screws for each speaker for mounting into wall
stud OR minimum 10 lb. (5 kg) Wall Anchors for mounting if stud unavailable
e) (If using Safety Cables) One 1” (2.5cm) long, 1/4”- 20-thread screw for each speaker
CP-6T
11.0”
(27.9cm)
6.9”
(17.5cm)
6.1”
(15.5cm)
9.4”
(23.9cm)
STEP 1
V
V
H H
H H
H H
H H
Typical Wall-Mounting With Included Bracket (Level not included)
V
OR
If Wall/Wall Corner or Ceiling/Wall Corner Mounting With Included Bracket
V
V
V
H H
H H
OR
Choose speaker location and run speaker wire to location. Use included template
and a level to mark bracket hole locations where speaker will be mounted.
STEP 2
OR
Speaker
Wires
Safety Cable
(if desired or required)
Run speaker wire (and Safety Cable if used) through hole in bracket back and attach wall bracket to wall.
Use #10-#12, 2.5-3 INCH
Pan Head Screws
STEP 3
Remove front terminal cover then slide speaker partially onto mounted bracket arms.
Channel speaker wire from rear slot through front opening while keeping speaker in
position with hand.
Terminal Cover
OR
STEP 4
OR
To keep speaker on bracket while adjusting use Phillips
head screwdriver (or drill/screwdriver bit AT LOW TORQUE
SETTING) and partially screw in front top/bottom bracket
screws (2-3 revolutions) then gently pull out speaker to
detente position 3/4ths of way on bracket.
IF USING A SPEAKER SAFETY CABLE
Attach it with a 1” (2.5cm) 20-thread screw (not included) to
either threaded insert on speaker rear. Use a LOW TORQUE
setting if drill and screwdriver bit are used.
STEP 5
45˚
45˚
45˚
WALL
45˚
CEILING OR WALL
45˚
45˚
WALL
45˚
CEILING OR WALL
45˚
WALL
45˚
CEILING OR WALL
45˚
CEILING OR WALL
With speaker still loosely on bracket arms, adjust speaker to
desired angle on wall.
MOUNTING OPTIONS
OR
WALL
45˚
45˚
OR
CEILING OR WALL
45˚
45˚
STEP 6
Connect speaker wires to terminals (in parallel with all
speakers) with Phillips screwdriver or LOW TORQUE drill/bit.
CP-6T SPEAKER ONLY
Select desired wattage tap setting on speaker front for either
70 or 100 Volt operation.
STEP 7
Once speaker is positioned as desired push back all the way
back on bracket arms until flush with bracket caps and screw
two partially inserted screws all the way in to lock position.
STEP 8
TEST SOUND: Play music/test signal through speaker to
make sure connections are tight, and, IF USING CP-6T, tap
setting is correct for desired volume.
STEP 9
3
2
4
5
1
Once speaker is in the final position and tested,
attach grill by pressing grill into channel encircling
speaker front
*SPEAKER GRILL REMOVAL: Use included grill removal tool, insert
into a top corner and gently pull out. Repeat on a corner next to
first one pulled, then pull out grill gently with hand. NOTE: the grill
is designed to fit snug on speaker to both remain on and to remain
tight. Continued removal/reinsertion of grill may make it loose and
subject to either vibration or slippage.
USING A DIFFERENT MOUNTING BRACKET
All CP Series speakers have a 1/4”, 20-thread insert on the back
bottom that you can attach a different, compatible mount.
There is an additional 1/4”, 20-thread insert a safety cable can be
mounted to.
1
2
5
4
3
PAINTING THE SPEAKERS
Paint speaker and bracket top/
bottom caps separately.
1. First, clean speaker cabinet
and bracket top/bottom caps
with mild solvent or mild
detergent/water
2. Then create a paint mask for
speaker front (baffle) by tracing
speaker grill on sheet of thicker,
non-porous paper then cutting
paper around tracing.
3. Place grill paper mask on front
of speaker (over baffle) making
sure to also cover grill channel;
secure with double sided tape.
Do not put tape on woofer. Mask
around bracket top/bottom caps
making sure not to paint bracket
arm and swivel mechanism.
Mask logo on grill front.
4. Use a spray paint that is made
for plastic and spray speaker
cabinet, bracket caps and grill
front. Make sure not to cover
grill holes. Allow all parts to dry
before re-assembling speaker.
1. 2.
3.
4.
CONNECTION
_
7.5 Watts
+
7.5 Watts
7.5 Watts
7.5 Watts
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
_
+
7.5 Watts 7.5 Watts
7.5 Watts
7.5 Watts
Parallel Wiring
70/100 Volt
Line Distribution Amp
Wire from amp to first speaker, then from first to second speaker, then from second to third speaker,
etc. (“Daisy Chain” wiring).
ALWAYS WIRE IN PARALLEL IN A 70 OR 100 V SYSTEM!
CP-6T Connection Example
Total System Wattage =
7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5 + 7.5
To ta l Sy s te m Wa tt a g e = 75 wa t ts
A d d 5 0 % A d di ti on al Wa t t s = 37. 5 w at t s
Minimum 70 Volt Amplifier Power Needed:
112.5 = 120 Watt Amplifier
Total System Wattage = Spk1 Tapped Watts + Spk2 Tapped Watts + Spk3 Tapped Watts +…….
It is recommended to add 50% additional wattage for the best sound and future system expansion
SPEAKER PLACEMENT GUIDELINES
+3 dB SPL and
+3 dB SPL and
ADDED BASS
+3 dB SPL and
ADDED BASS
+3 dB SPL and
ADDED BASS
Wall Positioning
+3 dB SPL and
ADDED BASS
+3 dB SPL and
ADDED BASS
ADDED BASS
Speaker Spacing
<=30 FT
(9M)
To maintain consistent volume levels across an area, space speakers on wall based on their
90 coverage patterns aimed down to listening area.
To reduce phasing issues affecting sound quality, in areas up to 30 feet (9.1M) wide where
speakers are mounted on opposite walls, stagger speakers so none directly face ones on
the opposite wall.
<=30 FT
(9M)
SPEAKER PLACEMENT GUIDELINES (CONTINUED)
<=30 FT
(9M)
X
Y
Z
12 FT
(3.7M)
Pole Mounting
Using the 1/4”, 20-threaded
inserts on the rear of the Klipsch
CP speakers and pole mount
brackets from a third party
provider, the speakers can be
mounted to light poles, etc. to
cover a 360° pattern for areas
such as parking lots indoor/
outdoor malls, etc.
Other Guidelines:
• Mount speakers at same height for clearest sound quality
• Sending a mono (left + right) signal to each speaker is typical
in a distributed audio system and gives the best coverage for
large areas
• Maintain an unobstructed “line of sight” between speakers and
listening area
Inverse Square Law
For every doubling of distance
from a speaker SPL is reduced by
6dB (-6dB)
EXAMPLE
Speaker Sensitivity:
91 dB@1 watt, 1 meter
X (1m) = 91 dB
Y (2m) = 88 dB
Z (4m) = 85 dB
Y
X
Z
• Rooms with hard surfaces (bare walls, hard floors and ceilings)
are considered “live” or reverberant and are best covered with
more speakers at lower output levels
• Rooms with soft surfaces (drapes, wall hangings, carpet,
upholstered furniture) are considered “dead”, absorbing sound,
and may require additional speakers placed closer together
12 FT
(3.7M)
Ambient Noise Levels: Measure at peak business hours to determine highest level
Background Music Levels: Usually 3-6 dB above the ambient noise level of a room
Foreground Music Levels: 10 dB+ above the ambient noise level of a room
CP-4T SPECIFICATIONS CP-6T SPECIFICATIONS
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
POWER HANDLING
MAX CONTINUOUS OUTPUT
SENSITIVITY
4
1
2
3
100Hz-22kHz +/- 3dB
5 watt fixed @ 70V/10 watt fixed @ 100V
94 dB @ 70V/97 dB @ 100V
91 dB
NOMINAL IMPEDANCE N/A
TWEETER .75" (1.9cm) aluminum dome tweeter
®
HIGH FREQUENCY HORN 90° x 90° Tractrix
Horn
WOOFER 3.5" (8.9cm) long-throw IMG woofer
CROSSOVER FREQUENCY 3.2kHz 12dB octave
ENCLOSURE TYPE Bass-reflex via dual front-firing ports
WEIGHT 4.8 lbs. (2.2kg)
DIMENSIONS 8.8"(22.4cm) H x 5.5"(14.0cm) W x
4.7"(11.9cm) D
DIMENSIONS WITH WALL MOUNT 8.8"(22.4cm) H x 5.5"(14.0cm) W x
5.5"(14.0cm) D
FINISHES White/Black enclosure and grill
WIRE GAUGE ACCOMMODATED 16
BUILT FROM 2014
1
3M anechoic
2
IEC 268-5 filtered pink noise with 6dB crest factor
3
Calculated at 1M at power handling power input
4
SPL at 1M, anechoic with 2.83V input
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
POWER HANDLING
MAX CONTINUOUS OUTPUT
1
2
3
83Hz-22kHz +/- 3dB
75 w (300 peak) (8 ohm bypass)
111 dB (8 ohm bypass),
30 watt Tap 105 dB 70 V/108 dB 100V
15 watt Tap 102 dB 70 V/105 dB 100V
7.5 watt Tap 99 dB 70 V/102 dB 100V
3.75 watt Tap 96 dB 70V/99 dB 100V
SENSITIVITY
4
94 dB
NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 8 ohm (8 ohm bypass)
TWEETER .75" (1.9cm) aluminum dome tweeter
HIGH FREQUENCY HORN 90° x 90° Tractrix® Horn
WOOFER 5.25" (13.3cm) long-throw IMG woofer
CROSSOVER FREQUENCY 3kHz 12dB octave
ENCLOSURE TYPE Bass-reflex via dual front-firing ports
WEIGHT 6.9 lbs. (3.1kg)
DIMENSIONS 11.0"(27.9cm) H x 7.0"(17.8cm) W x
6.1"(15.5cm) D
DIMENSIONS WITH WALL MOUNT 11.0"(27.9cm) H x 7.0"(17.8cm) W x
6.9"(17.5cm) D
FINISHES White/Black enclosure and grill
WIRE GAUGE ACCOMMODATED 16
BUILT FROM 2014
1
3M anechoic
2
IEC 268-5 filtered pink noise with 6dB crest factor
3
Calculated at 1M at power handling power input
4
SPL at 1M, anechoic with 2.83V input
To mount speaker vertically in corner PUTTING
vertical pilot holes
LA SÉRIE CP-T
Merci d’avoir acheté les enceintes Klipsch 70/100 V de la série
CP-T ! Elles sont conçues autant pour endurer les rigueurs d’une
à l’intersection d’un mur et d’un plafond, pour une apparence
extrêmement esthétique qui augmente le volume global des graves.
utilisation en extérieur que pour agrémenter un décor intérieur. Le
profil de dispersion du pavillon 90°x 90° assure une couverture
large et uniforme, aussi bien en position horizontale que verticale.
Les woofers longue portée sont associés à des ports frontaux pour
produire des graves précis et mélodieux quelle que soit la position
où ils sont montés ou placés. Le support spécial qui est fourni pour
l’enceinte assure non seulement un montage vertical ou horizontal
Le CP-4T contient un transformateur 70/100 V intégré de haute
qualité, muni d’une sortie unique fixe de 5/10 W, tandis que le CP-
6T contient un transformateur 70/100 V offrant plusieurs options
de sorties : 3,75/7,5 W, 7,5/15 W, 15/30 W et 30 W. Le CP-6T offre
également une option de dérivation de 8
Ω
pour un fonctionnement
en 8 Ω.
rapide, mais permet également un montage serré en angle ou
CONTENU DE LA BOÎTE
BRACKET ON LEFT WALL against corner put THIS SIDE
flush in corner on left wall and mark vertical pilot holes
MAKE SURE TEMPLATE IS LEVEL
BEFORE DRILLING PILOT HOLES!
Vertical
Pilot Hole
Horizontal
Pilot Hole
put THIS SIDE on wall flush against ceiling and mark horizontal pilot holes
To mount speaker HORIZONTALLY UP in ceiling/wall corner putting bracket on wall
MAKE SURE TEMPLATE IS LEVEL BEFORE DRILLING PILOT HOLES!
To mount speaker vertically in corner PUTTING
BRACKET ON RIGHT WALL against corner put
THIS SIDE flush in corner on left wall and mark
Eceintes (x2) Supports (x2) Grilles (x2) Vis (x4) Gabarit Outil de Grille
Mount Wall Bracket Template for CP-4/4T
Vertical
Pilot Hole
Horizontal
Pilot Hole
DIMENSIONS DES ENCEINTES AVEC/SANS LES SUPPORTS FOURNIS
5.5”
(14.0cm)
CP-4T
8.8”
(22.4cm)
5.5”
(14.0cm)
4.7”
(11.9cm)
7.2”
(18.3cm)
7.0 ”
(17.8cm)
OUTILS/PIÈCES NÉCESSAIRES POUR L’INSTALLATION
Outils/pièces nécessaires pour l’installation :
a) Un niveau
b) Un crayon
c) Un tournevis cruciforme taille 2 ou un embout cruciforme nº 2 avec une visseuse réglée sur
le COUPLE MINIMUM
d) Pour chaque enceinte, deux vis à tête cylindrique bombée de 5 ou 5,5 mm de diamètre et
60 à 75 mm de longueur pour un montage dans un poteau mural OU des chevilles pour mur
creux capables de supporter 5 kg minimum si un poteau n’est pas disponible
e) (En cas d’utilisation de câbles de sécurité) Une vis de 1/4”, 20 filets par pouce, d’une
longueur de 2,5 cm pour chaque enceinte
CP-6T
11.0”
(27.9cm)
6.9”
(17.5cm)
6.1”
(15.5cm)
9.4”
(23.9cm)
ÉTAPE 1
V
V
H H
H H
H H
H H
Montage mural typique avec le support fourni
V
OU
Montage en angle ou à l’intersection d’un mur et d’un plafond avec le support fourni
V
V
V
H H
H H
OU
Choisissez l’emplacement de l’enceinte et acheminez du fil d’enceinte jusqu’à cet endroit. Utilisez le gabarit
fourni et un niveau pour marquer l’emplacement des trous du support à l’endroit où l’enceinte sera installée.
ÉTAPE 2
OR
Speaker
Wires
Safety Cable
(if desired or required)
Passez le fil d’enceinte (et le câble de sécurité, le cas échéant) dans le trou situé à l’arrière du
support et fixez le support mural au mur.
Utilisez des vis à tête
cylindrique bombée de 5 ou
5,5 mm de diamètre et 60 à
75 mm de longueur
OU
Câble de sécurité
(si désiré ou nécessaire)
Fils d’enceinte
Loading...