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Owner’s Manual
McIntosh Laboratory, Inc. 2 Chambers Street Binghamton, New York 13903-2699 Phone: 607-723-3512 FAX: 607-724-0549
WARNING - TO REDUCE RISK OF
FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO
RAIN OR MOISTURE.
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS!
PLEASE READ THEM BEFORE
OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT.
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS
INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.
To prevent the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover or
back. No user serviceable parts inside.
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
7. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
8. This apparatus is capable of producing high
sound pressure levels. Continued exposure to
high sound pressure levels can cause permanent
hearing impairment or loss. User caution is
advised and ear protection is recommended when
playing at high volumes.
9. Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat.
10. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the
manufacturer.
11. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or
table specified by the manufacturer,
or sold with the apparatus. When a
cart is used, use caution when
moving the cart/apparatus
combination to avoid injury from
tip-over.
12. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, liquid has been spilled
or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
13. Do not expose this equipment to dripping or
splashing and ensure that no objects filled with
liquids, such as vases, are placed on the
equipment.
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Thank Y ou
Table of Contents
Your decision to own a McIntosh Loudspeaker System
ranks you at the very top among discriminating music listeners. You now have “The Best.” The McIntosh dedication
to “Quality,” is assurance that you will receive many years
of musical enjoyment from this unit.
Please take a short time to read the information in this
manual. We want you to be as familiar as possible with all
the features and functions of your new McIntosh.
Please Take A Moment
The serial number, purchase date and McIntosh Dealer
name are important to you for possible insurance claim or
future service. The spaces below have been provided for
you to record that information:
Serial Number:
Purchase Date:
Dealer Name:
T echnical Assistance
If at any time you have questions about your McIntosh
product, contact your McIntosh Dealer who is familiar with
your McIntosh equipment and any other brands that may
be part of your system. If you or your Dealer wish additional help concerning a suspected problem, you can receive technical assistance for all McIntosh products at:
McIntosh Laboratory, Inc.
2 Chambers Street
Binghamton, New York 13903
Phone: 607-723-1545
Fax: 607-772-3308
Customer Service
If it is determined that your McIntosh product is in need of
repair, you can return it to your Dealer. You can also return
it to the McIntosh Laboratory Service Department. For assistance on factory repair return procedure, contact the
McIntosh Service Department at:
Safety Instructions ............................................................ 2
Thank You and Please Take a Moment............................. 3
Technical Assistance and Customer Service .................... 3
Table of Contents.............................................................. 3
Important Information ...................................................... 4
Introduction ...................................................................... 4
Performance Features ....................................................... 5
Dimensions:
XLS320........................................................................... 6
XLS340........................................................................... 7
XLS360........................................................................... 8
XCS350 .......................................................................... 9
Installation:
Installation Overview ................................................... 10
Unpacking the XLS320 ................................................ 10
Unpacking the XLS340 ................................................ 10
Unpacking the XLS360 ................................................ 11
Unpacking the XCS350 ................................................ 12
Wall Mounting the XLS320.......................................... 13
Wall Mounting the XLS340.......................................... 14
Wall Mounting the XCS350 ......................................... 16
Locating the Loudspeaker ............................................ 18
Tweeter Array Optimization ......................................... 19
Connections:
Connecting the XLS320 (default setting)..................... 20
Connecting the XLS320 (optional setting)................... 21
Connecting the XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350
(with one amplifier) .................................................... 22
Connecting the XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350
(with two amplifiers) .................................................. 23
Specifications:
XLS320......................................................................... 24
XLS340......................................................................... 24
XLS360......................................................................... 25
XCS350 ........................................................................ 25
Packing Instructions:
XLS320......................................................................... 26
XLS340......................................................................... 26
XLS360......................................................................... 27
XCS350 ........................................................................ 27
McIntosh Laboratory, Inc.
2 Chambers Street
Binghamton, New York 13903
Phone: 607-723-3515
Fax: 607-723-1917
Copyright 2005 © by McIntosh Laboratory, Inc.
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Caution: The XLS360 Loudspeaker weight is 107 pounds
(48.5kg) net. It requires two or more persons to handle
safely.
1. Loudspeaker Cables of adequate size are important to ensure
that there will be no significant power loss or heating. Cable
size is specified in Gauge numbers or AWG (American Wire
Gauge). The smaller the Gauge number, the larger the wire
size:
If the Loudspeaker Cables are 25 feet (7.62m) or less, use at
least 16 Gauge (AWG) wire size or larger.
If the Loudspeaker Cables are 50 feet (15.24m) or less, use at
least 14 Gauge (AWG) wire size or larger.
If the Loudspeaker Cables are 100 feet (30.48m) or less, use
at least 12 Gauge (AWG) wire size or larger.
The Loudspeaker Connection Terminals can accept up to 12
Gauge (AWG) wire.
2. For additional connection information, refer to the owner’s
manual(s) for any component(s) connected to the XLS320,
XLS340, XLS360 or XCS350 Loudspeaker.
3. The XLS and XCS Loudspeaker Systems have built-in
automatic resetting solid-state devices in the crossover
networks for protection. The protection allows a certain
amount of overdrive, however extended periods of overdrive
will trigger protection. If an obvious lack of high, mid or low
frequencies is noticed, the Protection Device may have
activated. These devices will automatically reset when the
volume level is reduced significantly and kept low until the
output of the affected Loudspeaker Element returns to normal.
4. When the XLS340, XLS360 or XCS350 Loudspeaker Systems
are driven by more than one amplifier, the output levels of the
different amplifiers connected to the Loudspeaker System
must be adjusted to achieve a proper balance between the
low, midrange/high frequencies reproduced. This adjustment
is best achieved through the use of audio test equipment
operated by a qualified installer.
IntroductionImportant Information
The McIntosh XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350
Loudspeaker Systems are designed for Home Theater and
Music Reproduction. Many of today’s Loudspeakers are
designed only for Home Theater applications, not so with
these Loudspeaker Systems. They are also designed for the
accurate reproduction of music.
Motion picture sound effects, explosions, screams, and
vehicle crashes require a wide dynamic range and high
sound levels. These sounds are such that a speaker system
having moderate distortion would reproduce them with
little audible difference. This is not true with the reproduction of music. Music is by nature and definition harmonious. To reproduce it accurately, all forms of distortion, both
harmonic and intermodulation, must be kept to a minimum.
This has been the result of the design of the new McIntosh
XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeaker
Systems. Each loudspeaker element and crossover component has been carefully designed for low distortion, durability and efficiency. The McIntosh XLS320, XLS340,
XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeaker System will reproduce
music accurately and function as an excellent Home Theater Loudspeaker.
The XLS320 is a two-way system with a 6-1/2 inch LD/
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woofer/midrange driver and five 1 inch dome tweeters
HP
in a Bessel Function Array. The XLS340 is a three-way
system consisting of two 8 inch LD/HP woofers, one 6-1/2
inch LD/HP midrange driver and five 1 inch dome tweeters
in a Bessel Function Array. The XLS360 is also a threeway system with two 10 inch LD/HP woofers, one 6-1/2
inch LD/HP midrange driver and five 1 inch dome tweeters
in a Bessel Function Array. The XCS350 Center Channel
Loudspeaker utilizes two 8 inch LD/HP woofers, one 6-1/2
inch LD/HP midrange driver and five 1 inch dome tweeters
in a Bessel Function Array.
The XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeaker performance is designed to complement the capabilities of McIntosh’s legendary line of Preamplifiers/Control Centers, Signal Sources Devices and Power Amplifiers, without imparting distortion or coloration.
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LD/HP Pat. No. 5,151,943
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Important Information, Connector Information, Introduction and Performance Features
Performance Features
Patented LD/HP Technology
•
The McIntosh Low Frequency and Midrange Loudspeaker
Elements feature the patented LD/HP motor structure. This
design, when compared to conventional Loudspeaker
Elements, reduces distortion significantly. It also increases
power handling and efficiency.
Five Tweeter Bessel Function Array
•
The XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 utilizes five
tweeters connected to produce a Bessel Function Array.
The individual tweeter amplitudes and phase relationships
are adjusted so the array acts as a high frequency point
source. One advantage of such an arrangement is a very
smooth and even acoustic polar response. This allows the
listener to move off axis without suffering a change in high
frequency output. The use of multiple tweeters, combined
with a mechanical heat sink, also provides greatly
increased power handling at high frequencies.
Mirror Image Phasing High Frequency Array
•
The five tweeter Bessel Function Array utilizes a unique
circuit design permitting the optimization of high
frequency dispersion for Mirror Imaging. This allows for
Loudspeaker placement in a room as the Left Channel,
Center Channel or Right Channel for use in a multichannel system.
Shielded Magnetic Field
•
The XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 may be used
in Home Theater Installations near a television receiver or
monitor without causing the television image to degrade.
McIntosh has designed special shielding around the
magnetic structure of the XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and
XCS350 Loudspeaker Elements to prevent interference.
High Power Handling
•
The Loudspeaker Elements and crossover components of
the XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 are all chosen
for use with powerful amplifiers up to 600 watts.
High Efficiency
•
The Loudspeaker Elements used in the XLS320, XLS340,
XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeaker Systems have also
been designed for high efficiency. As a result any McIntosh
Power Amplifier, even our smallest, will provide satisfying
room filling sound.
Automatic Overload Protection
•
The XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 have built-in
Loudspeaker Element Protection in the form of automatic
resetting solid-state devices as a part of the crossover network.
Gold Plated Input Connectors
•
The XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 input
connectors are gold plated for superior corrosion resistance
and high electrical conductivity.
Rigid Column Structure
•
The enclosures are an important part of the XLS320,
XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeaker Systems. The
Systems utilize a dampened rigid enclosure made from extruded aluminum and houses the Loudspeaker Drivers and
Crossover. The XLS340 and XLS360 Columns, due to
their height, have additional front to back internal bracing
to form a dampened rigid Column Structure. The Column’s
small footprint allows for a variety of different placements
in a room.
Special Crossover Network
•
The Crossover Networks used in the XLS320, XLS340,
XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeaker Systems are designed
to ensure an even frequency response over the entire audible range. The Network utilizes First, Second and Third
Order design for optimal response.
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Dimensions
The following dimensions can assist in determining the
best location for the XLS320 or XLS340 Loudspeaker System. There is additional information on page 18 pertaining
to installing the Loudspeaker.
Front View of XLS320
with Grille Removed
Rear View of XLS320
10
27.0cm
6
-11/16"
17.0cm
-5/8"
5
14.8cm
10
-5/8"
27.0cm
-13/16"
5
-5/16"
13.5cm
15
-5/16"
38.9cm
8
-9/16"
21.7cm
12
-5/8"
32.0cm
Side View of XLS320
6
7
-5/16"
18.6cm
5
-1/4"
13.3cm
4
-1/2
11.4cm
"
Dimensions
Front View of
XLS340 with
Grille Removed
39
-3/8
100.0cm
"
34
-9/16
87.8cm
"
15
-3/16
38.6cm
"
5
-13/16
5.8cm
Rear View of
XLS340
10
-5/8
"
27.0cm
44
-1/16
"
"
2
-1/16
5.2cm
4
-1/16
"
10.3cm
24
-11/16
62.7cm
"
"
18"
45.7cm
4
-1/16
10.3cm
35
-9/32
89.6cm
"
111.9cm
"
7
-3/8
"
18.7cm
Note: The XLS340 is supplied
with optional adjustable
feet, four Tiptoes and
four Glides. If they are
used with the XLS340
please allow for the
added height.
Side View of
XLS340
12"
30.5cm
5
-1/4
13.3cm
4
-1/2
11.4cm
14
-3/4
"
"
37.5cm
"
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Dimensions, con’t
The following dimensions can assist in determining the
best location for the XLS360 or XCS350 Loudspeaker System. There is additional information on page 18 pertaining
to installing the Loudspeaker.
13
-1/8
33.3cm
"
Front View of
XLS360 with
Grille Removed
46
-9/16
118.3cm
41
106.0cm
"
-3/4
8
22.5cm
"
19
-3/16
48.7cm
-7/8
"
"
7
-3/16
18.3cm
Rear View of
XLS360
4
-1/16
"
10.3cm
51
-3/8
"
130.5cm
37
-3/4
"
95.9cm
33
-15/16
"
27
69.2cm
-1/4
"
2
-1/16
5.2cm
86.2cm
"
"
17
-3/4
"
9
-1/4
23.5cm
"
8
-5/16
"
21.1cm
45.1cm
3
-13/16
"
Note: The XLS360 is supplied
with optional adjustable
9.7cm
Side View of
XLS360
feet, four Tiptoes and four
Glides. If they are used
with the XLS360 please
allow for the added
height.
13"
33.0cm
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Note: The XCS350 is supplied with an adjustable Stabilizer
Bar. Please allow for various height/angle.
Front View of
XCS350 with
Grille Removed
6
-9/16
"
16.7cm
17
-1/32
"
43.3cm
27
-1/2
"
69.9cm
4
-3/16
10.6cm
Dimensions, con’t
"
5
-5/16
"
13.5cm
9"
22.9cm
Rear View of
XCS350 with the
stabilizer bar
removed
9
-9/16
24.3cm
10
27.0cm
"
-5/8
5
13.3cm
34
-1/16
"
86.5cm
25
-9/16
"
64.9cm
20
-1/8
"
6
-11/16
4
-1/2
11.4cm
"
"
51.1cm
"
24
-3/16
"
61.4cm
-1/4
"
17.0cm
Top View of
XCS350
3/4
"
1.9cm
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Installation
Installation Overview
The instructions that follow are for the unpacking, assembly and setup of the XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and
XCS350 Loudspeaker Systems as supplied. For several
models, an optional In Wall Mounting Kit is available. If
the Loudspeaker is to be Mounted On or In Wall, refer to
“Locating the Loudspeaker System” on page 18, “Tweeter
Array Optimization” on page 19 and “How to Connect”
starting on page 20, before beginning the Mounting Process. For additional information on the different types of
installation, refer to figure 1.
Caution: The XLS360 Loudspeaker weight is 107 pounds
(48.5kg) net and requires two or more persons to
safely handle during unpacking, assembly and
placement.
It is recommended that the Professionals at your McIntosh Dealer, who are skilled in all aspects of installation
and operation, install the Loudspeaker System and any associated audio/video equipment.
carton.
Fasteners
Grille
Refer to
figure 2.
Grom-
Loudspeaker
7. Orient the
Loudspeaker
and the
Grille
Foam
end
Foam
end
with the
rounded
ends
pointing
Figure 2
in the same direction.
8. Align the Grille fasteners to the Loudspeaker Grommets (two on each side). Carefully push down to secure
the Grille to the Loudspeaker.
9. Proceed to “Locating the Loudspeaker System” on
page 18.
Unpacking the XLS320 Loudspeaker
1. Remove the entire assembly (Loudspeaker System,
Loudspeaker Grille and foam end caps) by lifting up on
the bottom of the assembly (Loudspeaker rear) and
place it along side the shipping carton on a flat surface.
2. Release the Loudspeaker Grille from the foam end
caps and remove it from the protective plastic shipping
film and set it aside.
3. In a similar manner, lift out the Loudspeaker System.
4. Close the top flaps of the shipping carton and place the
two foam end caps on top of the carton.
5. Carefully remove the protective plastic shipping film
from the Loudspeaker System so as not to mar the finish or damage the Loudspeaker System Drivers.
Notes: 1. The XLS320 Loudspeaker is supplied with an On
Wall Mounting Bracket and Hardware. If the
XLS320 is to be mounted on the wall at this time,
proceed to “How to Mount the XLS320
Loudspeaker On the Wall” on page 13.
2. When the optional In Wall Mounting Kit is
chosen, refer to the supplied installation guide.
6. Place the Loudspeaker System, with the front facing
up, on foam end caps located on top of the shipping
1. Remove the entire assembly (Loudspeaker System,
Loudspeaker Grille and foam end caps) by lifting up on
the bottom of the assembly (Loudspeaker rear) and
place it along side the shipping carton on a flat surface.
2. Release the Loudspeaker Grille from the foam end
caps and remove it from the protective plastic shipping
film and set it aside.
3. In a similar manner, lift out the Loudspeaker System.
4. Close the top flaps of the shipping carton and place the
two foam end caps on top of the carton.
5. Carefully remove the protective plastic shipping film
from the Loudspeaker System so as not to mar the finish or damage the Loudspeaker System Drivers.
Notes: 1. When the XLS340 is to be used with the supplied
Floor Standing Base and Hardware, proceed to
step 6.
2. The XLS340 Loudspeaker is also supplied with
On Wall Mounting Brackets and Hardware. If the
XLS340 is to be mounted on the wall at this time,
proceed to “How to Mount the XLS340
Loudspeakers On the Wall” on page 14.
3. When the optional In Wall Mounting Kit is
chosen, refer to the supplied installation guide.
Installation Methods
Loudspeaker Model Floor Base Stabilize r Bar On Wa ll Mounting Kit In W all Mounting Kit
XLS320 ---- ---- Supplied Optional
XLS340 Supplied ---- Supplied Optional
XLS360 Supplied ---- ---- ----
XCS350 ---- Supplied Supplied Optional
Figure 1
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Unpacking the XLS340 Loudspeaker
Installation
6. Place the Loudspeaker System, with the front facing
up, on foam end caps located on top of the shipping
carton, with the bottom of the XLS340 overhanging the
end of the shipping carton. Refer to figure 3.
Bottom of XLS340
with the flat surface
Foam end caps
Figure 3
7. Using the supplied Allen Wrench, remove four screws
from the XLS340
Bottom. Refer to
Remove
Two Screws
Remove
Two Screws
figure 4.
8. Unpack the Floor
Standing Base
from the other
shipping carton.
9. Orient the Floor
Standing Base
with the widest
end of the base
Figure 4
facing up and the
totally flat side of the base pointing away from the
XLS340. Refer to figure 5.
10. Attach the Floor Standing Base to the XLS340 using
the four supplied machine bolts and washers.
FastenersGrommets
Floor
standing
base
Bolts and
washers
Figure 5
11. Orient the Loudspeaker and the Grille with the rounded
ends pointing in the same direction.
12. Align the Grille fasteners to the Loudspeaker Grommets (three on each side). Carefully push down to secure the Grille to the Loudspeaker.
Note: There are four Tiptoes and Glides supplied with the
XLS340. To prevent crushing
carpet use the Tiptoe spikes; to
protect non-carpeted flooring use
the chrome Glides. Both the
Glides and Tiptoes have a
threaded shaft and locking nut
that screw into the tapped holes
in the bottom of the Floor
Standing Base. The feet can be independently
adjusted to compensate for uneven flooring.
Tiptoes
Glides
13. Proceed to “Locating the Loudspeaker System” on
page 18.
Unpacking the XLS360 Loudspeaker
1. Remove the entire assembly (Loudspeaker System,
Loudspeaker Grille and foam center/end caps) by lifting up on the bottom of the assembly (Loudspeaker
rear) and place it along side the shipping carton on a
flat surface.
2. Release the Loudspeaker Grille from the foam center/
end caps and remove it from the protective plastic shipping film and set it aside.
3. In a similar manner, lift out the Loudspeaker System.
4. Replace the shipping carton top onto the shipping carton bottom. Place one foam end cap and one foam center cap on top of the carton. Refer to figure 6 on the
next page.
5. Carefully remove the protective plastic shipping film
from the Loudspeaker System so as not to mar the finish or damage the Loudspeaker System Drivers.
Note: The XLS360 is a sealed Acoustic System.
Grille
If it is to be used without the supplied
Floor Standing Base attached to the
bottom, the four unused holes on the
bottom of the loudspeaker need to be
plugged up with suitable material to
prevent air leaks. Proceed to step 10 if
the Floor Standing Base is not used.
6. Place the Loudspeaker System, with the
front facing up, on foam end caps located
on top of the shipping carton, with the bottom of the XLS360 overhanging the end
of the shipping carton. Refer to figure 6 on
the next page.
7. Unpack the Floor Standing Base from the
other shipping carton.
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Bottom of XLS360
with the flat surface
Foam center cap
Figure 6
Foam end cap
8. Orient the Floor Standing Base with the widest end of
the base facing up and the totally flat side of the base
pointing away from the XLS360. Refer to figure 7.
FastenersGrommets
Floor
standing
base
Bolts and
washers
Figure 7
9. Attach the Floor Standing Base to the XLS360 using
the four supplied machine bolts and washers.
10. Orient the Loudspeaker and the Grille with the
rounded ends pointing in the same direction.
11. Align the Grille fasteners to the Loudspeaker Grom-
mets (four on each side). Carefully push down to secure the Grille to the Loudspeaker.
Note: There are four Tiptoes and Glides supplied with the
XLS360. To prevent crushing
carpet use the Tiptoe spikes; to
protect non-carpeted flooring use
the chrome Glides. Both the
Glides and Tiptoes have a
threaded shaft and locking nut
that screw into the tapped holes
in the bottom of the Floor
Standing Base. The feet can be
Tiptoes
Glides
independently adjusted to compensate for uneven
flooring.
12. Proceed to “Locating the Loudspeaker System” on
page 18.
Unpacking the XCS350 Loudspeaker
1. Remove the entire assembly (Loudspeaker System,
Loudspeaker Grille and foam end caps) by lifting up on
the bottom of the assembly (Loudspeaker rear) and
place it along side the shipping carton on a flat surface.
2. Release the Loudspeaker Grille from the foam end
caps and remove it from the protective plastic shipping
film and set it aside.
3. In a similar manner, lift out the Loudspeaker System.
4. Close the top flaps of the shipping carton and place the
two foam end caps on top of the carton.
5. Carefully remove the protective plastic shipping film
from the Loudspeaker System so as not to mar the
Grille
finish or damage the Loudspeaker System
Drivers.
Notes: 1. When the XCS350 is to be used with
the supplied Stabilizer Bar and
Hardware, proceed to step 6.
2. The XCS350 Loudspeaker is also
supplied with On Wall Mounting
Brackets and Hardware. If the XCS350
is to be mounted on the wall at this
time, proceed to “How to Mount the
XCS350 Loudspeakers On the Wall”
on page 16.
3. When the optional In Wall Mounting
Kit is chosen, refer to the supplied
installation guide.
6. Place the Loudspeaker System, with the
front facing down, on foam end caps located on top of the shipping carton. Refer to
figure 8.
Stabilizer Bar
Rubber Bumpers
Foam end caps
Figure 8
Rubber Bumpers
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7. Attach the four rubber bumpers to the bottom long
edge of the XCS350 Loudspeaker System. Refer to figure 8.
8. Loosen, but do not remove, the three screws securing
the Stabilizer Bar to the back of the XCS350. Refer to
figure 9.
Stabilizer Bar Screws
Stabilizer Bar
Figure 9
9. Reposition the Stabilizer Bar even with the previously
applied rubber bumpers on the side edge of the
XCS350 enclosure. Refer to figure 10.
FastenersGrommets Grille
Figure 12
13. Locate the Loudspeaker Grille and align the Grille fasteners to the Loudspeaker Grommets (four on each
side). Carefully push down to secure the Grille to the
Loudspeaker.
14. Proceed to “Locating the Loudspeaker System” on
page 18.
Figure 10
10. Tighten the three screws securing the Stabilizer Bar to
keep it in place, but not enough to prevent changing the
angle of the XCS350 in the following steps.
11. The vertical angle of the XCS350 may be changed ±5.5
degrees from perpendicular, allowing the sound to be
directed upwards or downwards to accommodate the
seating arrangement in the room. Refer to figure 11.
This can be accomplished by temporarily loosening the
three screws and
moving the Stabilizer
Bar up or down.
When the desired
angle is achieved,
tighten the three
Figure 11
screws.
12. Rotate the XCS350 Loudspeaker over with the front
facing up, being careful not to damage the Loudspeaker Drivers. Refer to figure 12.
How to Mount the XLS320 Loudspeaker On the Wall
The supplied On Wall Mounting Brackets allow for two
different mounting positions of the XLS320 Loudspeaker
relative to the wall. The first position is flush mount, with
the Loudspeaker close to and parallel with the wall. The
second position is angle mount, which places the Loudspeaker further away from the wall and allows for horizontal rotation of ± 30 Degrees. Refer to figure 13.
Angled Wall Mounting
Hardware
Wall
Bracket
Locking
Screw
Loudspeaker
Bracket
Wall Mounting
Screws
Figure 13
Flush Wall Mounting
Hardware
Loudspeaker
Bracket
Wall
Bracket
1. Using the supplied Allen Wrench, remove two screws
from the rear of the XLS320 Loudspeaker System located below the recessed connection plate. Refer to figure 14 on the next page.
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Installation, con’t
2. Attach either the flush mount or
angle mount bracket to the rear
of the Loudspeaker using the
two screws (just removed in the
previous step), being sure to
orient the bracket as illustrated
in figures 15 and 16.
3. Determine the Loudspeaker
Mounting Location on the wall,
making sure the Mounting
Bracket will be anchored to a
stud located inside the wall.
Note: Use
extreme
caution to
avoid any
existing
electrical
wiring,
plumbing, etc.,
located inside
the wall.
Figure 15
4. Refer to figures 17
and 18 to install the appropriate Wall
Bracket on the wall (orient the
bracket as illustrated) using the supplied Mounting Screws. If the Flush
Mount Bracket is used, attach the
Remove
Screws
Figure 14
Figure 16
two cone shaped rubber bumpers to the rear of the
Loudspeaker, near the bottom.
Note: If the wall covering material and/or thickness is
different from the illustration, the two supplied
Mounting Screws need to be replaced with screws
of the appropriate type and length.
5.Orient the Loudspeaker with the rounded end at the
Top, carefully line up the Loudspeaker Bracket with
the Wall Bracket and lower the Loudspeaker. If the
angle mount is used, install the Locking Screw to secure the Loudspeaker at the desired angle.
6. Align the Grille fasteners to the Loudspeaker Grommets (two on each side). Carefully push down to secure
the Grille to the Loudspeaker.
How to Mount the XLS340 Loudspeaker On the Wall
The supplied On Wall Mounting Brackets allow for two
different mounting positions of the XLS340 Loudspeaker
relative to the wall. The first position is flush mount, with
the Loudspeaker close to and parallel with the wall. The
second position is angle mount, which places the Loudspeaker further away from the wall and allows for horizontal rotation of ± 30 Degrees. Refer to figure 19.
1. Using the supplied Allen Wrench, remove four screws
Angled Wall Mounting
Hardware
Wall
Bracket
Flush Wall Mounting
Hardware
Loudspeaker
Bracket
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Figure 17
Figure 18
Locking
Screw
Loudspeaker
Bracket
Wall Mounting
Screws
Figure 19
Wall
Bracket
from the rear of the XLS340 Loudspeaker System. Refer to figure 20.
2. Attach either the flush mount or angle mount brackets
to the rear of the Loudspeaker using the four screws
(just removed in the previous step), being sure to orient
the bracket as illustrated in figures 21 and 22.
3. Determine the Loudspeaker Mounting Location on the
wall, making sure the Mounting Brackets will be anchored to a stud located inside the wall.
Note: Use extreme caution to
avoid any existing electrical
wiring, plumbing, etc.,
located inside the wall.
4. Refer to figures 23 and 24 to install the appropriate Wall Brackets on the wall (orient the bracket
as illustrated) using the supplied
Mounting Screws. If the Flush
Remove
Screws
Mount Brackets are used, optionally attach the two cone shaped
rubber bumpers to the rear of the
Loudspeaker, near the bottom.
Note: If the wall covering
material and/or thickness is
different from the
illustration, the two
supplied Mounting Screws
need to be replaced with
screws of the appropriate
type and length.
5. Orient the Loudspeaker with the
Remove
Screws
rounded end at the Top, carefully
line up the Loudspeaker Brackets
with the Wall Brackets and lower
the Loudspeaker. If the angle
mount is used, install the Locking
Figure 20
Screw for the top Bracket to secure the Loudspeaker at
the desired
angle.
6. Align the
Grille fasteners to
the Loudspeaker
Grommets
(three on
Figure 21
each side).
Carefully push down to secure the
Grille to the Loudspeaker.
Installation, con’t
Figure 23 Figure 24
Figure 22
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Installation, con’t
How to Mount the XCS350 Loudspeaker On the Wall
The supplied On Wall Mounting Brackets allow for four
different mounting positions of the XCS350 Loudspeaker
relative to the wall, both vertical and horizontial. Two positions are flush mount, with the Loudspeaker close to and
parallel with the wall. The other positions are angle mount,
which places the Loudspeaker further away from the wall
and allows for rotation of ± 30 Degrees. Refer to figure 25.
Angled Wall Mounting
Hardware
Wall
Bracket
Locking
Screw
Loudspeaker
Bracket
Figure 25
1. Using the supplied Allen Wrench, remove the three
screws securing the Stabilizer Bar to the back of the
XCS350. Refer to figure 26. Replace the just removed
center screw with a supplied one of the same type, but
shorter length. Refer to figure 28.
Note: Retain the three removed screws and Stabilizer Bar
for possible future use.
Stabilizer Bar
Figure 26
2. Attach either the flush mount or angle mount brackets
to the rear of the Loudspeaker using the supplied
screws. Refer to figures 27, 28 and 29 for the screw
location. Also, be sure to orient the bracket as illustrated in figure 30.
Flush Wall Mounting
Hardware
Loudspeaker
Bracket
Wall
Bracket
Wall Mounting Screws
Stabilizer Bar Screws
Location of
Mounting
Screws
Screws - A
Screws - B
Figure 29
3. Determine the Loudspeaker
Mounting Location on the wall,
making sure the Mounting Bracket
Replace with
supplied
shorter screw
Location of
Mounting
Screws
will be anchored to a stud located
inside the wall.
Note: Use extreme caution to avoid
any existing electrical
wiring, plumbing, etc.,
located inside the wall.
4. Refer to figures 31 thru 34 to install the appropriate Wall Bracket
on the wall (orient the bracket as
illustrated) using the supplied
Figure 28
Mounting Screws. If the Flush
Mount Bracket is used, attach the
two cone shaped rubber
bumpers to the rear of the Loudspeaker, near the bottom.
Note: If the wall covering material and/or thickness is
different from the illustration, the two supplied
Mounting Screws need to be replaced with screws
of the appropriate type and length.
5. Orient the Loudspeaker to line up with the Wall Brackets and attach them together. If the angle mount is
used, install the Locking Screw to secure
the Loudspeaker at
the desired angle.
Figure 30
XCS350 Screw Removal for Mounting
Mounting Type Screw s - A Screws - B
Ve rtica l Flush Mount ---- Remove
Ve rtica l Angle Mount ---- Remove
Horizontal Flush Mount Re move ---Horizontal Angle M ount ---- Remove
Figure 27
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6. Align the Grille fasteners to the Loudspeaker Grommets (four on each side). Carefully push down to secure the Grille to the Loudspeaker.
Installation, con’t
Figure 33
Figure 31
Figure 34
Figure 32
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Installation, con’t
Locating the Loudspeaker System
Loudspeaker placement in a room can greatly affect
performance. The XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350
are designed for use as a Left and Right Loudspeaker in a
Music System, or as a Front and Surround Loudspeakers in
a Home Theater System.
The optimal method for selecting speaker locations includes the use of a real time spectrum analyzer operated by
the Professionals at your McIntosh Dealer. An uncompromising installation would take into consideration the floor,
wall and ceiling coverings, the type and placement of furniture and can even include the architectural design of the
room and its construction materials.
Locating Loudspeakers for use in Home Theater
In a Home Theater application, the placement of Front
Loudspeakers can be limited by such considerations as the
size and location of the video monitor. The locating
suggestions in the “for use in a Music System” section
below can still be helpful. Side Surround Loudspeakers
work best located to either side of and above the listening
position, the same distance from the monitor. Back
Surround Loudspeakers work best on the back wall. Refer
to figure 35.
Figure 35
Locating Loudspeakers for use in a Music System
When used in a Music System, the distance between the
loudspeakers should not exceed the distance between the
listener and either loudspeaker for the best sound imaging.
Refer to figure 36. The Loudspeaker System’s Tweeter
Array should be inline with the listeners’ ears. Placement
near a wall, corner, floor, ceiling or any intersecting
surfaces will reinforce some bass frequencies. Which bass
frequencies are boosted by placement in a particular
location is dependent on the dimensions of the room. Test
the various loudspeaker locations by playing music with
continuous bass, setting up the speakers and listening to
them from the main listening spot. Move the loudspeakers
to an alternate location and repeat the listening, paying
attention to how articulate the bass notes are. Experiment
with various loudspeaker positions until the locations that
sound best are found.
Figure 36
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T weeter Array Optimization
The XLS320, XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeaker
Systems incorporate a special feature in the Crossover
Network for optimization of the sound coming from the
five tweeter array, refer to figure 37. The three different
settings in the
crossover network
have to do with the
physical location of
the Loudspeaker in
the Home Theater
and/or Music System.
On the rear panel of the Loudspeaker System there is a
recessed connection
plate with binding
posts for connection of
hookup cables. Adjacent to the binding
posts on the same recessed connection
plate, are two rows of
jacks with two McIntosh Jumpers already
inserted, refer to figure
38. The default postion
of the jumpers for the
XLS320, XLS340, and
XLS360 Loudspeaker
Systems, is RIGHT,
refer to figure 39. The
XCS350’s default
postion of the jumpers
is CENTER, refer to figure 40.
For the best sound performance, it is important to make
sure the jumpers are set according to the Loudspeaker System location in the room. Refer to the chart below for the
correct Jumper positions; if necessary, remove the two
jumpers and reinsert them for the Loudspeaker location.
Jacks and Jumpers
Connection plate
Figure 37
Binding posts
Figure 38
Installation, con’t
Jumper Position for
RIGHT
Figure 39
Jumper Position for
Center
Figure 40
XLS320/340/360 and XCS350 Crossover Jumper Settings
Loudspeaker Loca tion Left Center Right
Left Front Jumpers ---- ---Center Front ---- Jumpers ---Right Front ---- ---- Jumpers
Le ft Surround Jumpe rs ---- ---Right Surr ound --- - -- -- Jumpers
Left Bac k Surround ---- ---- Jumpers
Right Bac k Surr ound Jumpe rs ---- ----
Jumper Position for
LEFT
Figure 41
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Connection for use with a Low Power
Amplifier (default setting)
Preparing Hookup Cables
The McIntosh Loudspeaker Systems utilize binding posts
for speaker wire connections. Prepare the Loudspeaker
Hookup Cables that attach to the Power Amplifier Output
Terminals:
Bare wire cable ends:
Carefully remove sufficient insulation from the cable
ends, refer to figures 43, 44 and 45. If the cable is
stranded, carefully twist the
strands together as
tightly as possible.
Note: If desired, the twisted ends can be tinned with
solder to keep the strands together and/or attach a
spade lug.
Spade lug or prepared wire connection:
Insert the spade lug connector or prepared section of
the cable end into the terminal side access hole, and
tighten the
terminal
cap until
the cable
is firmly
clamped
into the terminal so the wires cannot slip out. Refer to
figures 46, 47 and 48.
3. Tighten all of the Loudspeaker and Amplifier Binding
Posts.
Note: The Low Frequency Response of a XLS320
Loudspeaker may be extended when it is connected
to a lower power amplifier. The Low Frequency
Response of a XLS320 Loudspeaker may be
extended even further with the addition of a
Powered Subwoofer, like the McIntosh XLS112, to
the Music/Home Theater System and connected as
illustrated on page 18.
4. Connect the remaining Loudspeaker(s) and Amplifier
Channel(s) in the same manner.
Connection plate
Jumper
Connections using a single Amplifier
1. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the COMmon
(Negative) Binding Post of the appropriate
Amplifier Channel to the Loudspeaker
LOW POWER NEGATIVE (-) Binding
Post.
2. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the 8S
(OHM) or Positive (+) Binding Post of the
same Amplifier Channel to the Loudspeaker LOW POWER POSITIVE (+)
Binding Post.
Note: The HIGH POWER and LOW
POWER POSITIVE (+) Binding Posts
must have a jumper installed between
them.
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McIntosh Multi-Channel Power Amplifier
Connection for use with a High Power
Amplifier (optional setting)
How to Connect the XLS320 Loudspeakers
Preparing Hookup Cables
The McIntosh Loudspeaker Systems utilize binding posts
for speaker wire connections. Prepare the Loudspeaker
Hookup Cables that attach to the Power Amplifier Output
Terminals:
Bare wire cable ends:
Carefully remove sufficient insulation from the cable
ends, refer to figures 43, 44 and 45. If the cable is
stranded, carefully twist the
strands together as
tightly as possible.
Note: If desired, the twisted ends can be tinned with
solder to keep the strands together and/or attach a
spade lug.
Spade lug or prepared wire connection:
Insert the spade lug connector or prepared section of
the cable end into the terminal side access hole, and
tighten the
terminal
cap until
the cable
is firmly
clamped
into the terminal so the wires cannot slip out. Refer to
figures 46, 47 and 48.
3. Tighten all of the Loudspeaker and Amplifier Binding
Posts.
Note: The Low Frequency Response of a XLS320
Loudspeaker may be extended with the addition of
a Powered Subwoofer like the McIntosh XLS112 to
the Music/Home Theater System.
4. Connect the remaining Loudspeaker(s) and Amplifier
Channel(s) in the same manner.
Connection plate
Jumper
Connections using a single Amplifier
1. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the COMmon
(Negative) Binding Post of the appropriate Amplifier
Channel to the Loudspeaker HIGH POWER
NEGATIVE (-) Binding Post.
2. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the 8S
(OHM) or Positive (+) Binding Post of the same
Amplifier Channel to the Loudspeaker HIGH
POWER POSITIVE (+) Binding Post.
Note: The HIGH POWER and LOW POWER
NEGATIVE (-) Binding Posts must have a
jumper installed between them.
McIntosh Two Channel Power Amplifier
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Connection with one Amplifier
Preparing Hookup Cables
The McIntosh Loudspeaker Systems utilize binding posts
for speaker wire connections. Prepare the Loudspeaker
Hookup Cables that attach to the Power Amplifier Output
Terminals:
Bare wire cable ends:
Carefully remove sufficient insulation from the cable
ends, refer to
figures 43, 44
and 45. If the
cable is
stranded, carefully twist the
strands together as tightly as possible.
Note: If desired, the twisted ends can be tinned with
solder to keep the strands together and/or attach a
spade lug.
Spade lug or prepared wire connection:
Insert the spade lug connector or prepared section of
the cable end into the terminal side access hole, and
tighten the
terminal
cap until
the cable
is firmly
clamped
into the terminal so the wires cannot slip out. Refer to
figures 46, 47 and 48.
3. Tighten all of the Loudspeaker and Amplifier Binding
Posts.
4. Connect the remaining Loudspeaker(s) and Amplifier
Channel(s) in the same manner.
Connection plate
Jumpers
Connections using a single Amplifier
1. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the COMmon
(Negative) Binding Post of the appropriate Amplifier
Channel to the Loudspeaker NEGATIVE (-) Binding
Post.
2. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the 8S (OHM) or
Positive (+) Binding Post of the same Amplifier Channel to the Loudspeaker POSITIVE (+) Binding Post.
Note: The WOOFER and MID/TWT NEGATIVE (-) Binding
Posts must have a jumper installed between them.
Likewise, the WOOFER and MID/TWT POSITIVE (+)
Binding Posts must also have a jumper installed
between them.
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To other McIntosh
Loudspeaker
McIntosh T wo Channel
Power Amplifier
Connection with two Amplifiers
How to Connect the XLS340, XLS360 and XCS350 Loudspeakers
Preparing Hookup Cables
The McIntosh Loudspeaker Systems utilize binding posts
for speaker wire connections. Prepare the Loudspeaker
Hookup Cables that attach to the Power Amplifier Output
Terminals:
Bare wire cable ends:
Carefully remove sufficient insulation from the cable
ends, refer to
figures 43, 44
and 45. If the
cable is
stranded, carefully twist the
strands together as tightly as possible.
Note: If desired, the twisted ends can be tinned with
solder to keep the strands together and/or attach a
spade lug.
Spade lug or prepared wire connection:
Insert the spade lug connector or prepared section of
the cable end into the terminal side access hole, and
tighten the
terminal
cap until
the cable
is firmly
clamped
into the terminal so the wires cannot slip out. Refer to
figures 46, 47 and 48.
NEGATIVE (-) Binding Post.
3. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the 8S (OHM) or
Positive (+) Binding Post of the same Channel of Amplifier Number One to the Loudspeaker WOOFER
POSITIVE (+) Binding Post.
4. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the COMmon
(Negative) Binding Post of the appropriate Channel of
Amplifier Number Two to the Loudspeaker MID/TWT
NEGATIVE (-) Binding Post.
5. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the 8S (OHM) or
Positive (+) Binding Post of the same Channel of Amplifier Number Two to the Loudspeaker MID/TWT
POSITIVE (+) Binding Post.
6. Tighten all of the Loudspeaker and Amplifier Binding
Posts.
7. Connect the remaining Loudspeaker(s) and Amplifier
Channel(s) in the same manner.
Connection plate
Connections using two Amplifiers
1. Remove both Jumpers between WOOFER and MID/
TWT Binding Posts.
2. Connect a Loudspeaker cable from the COMmon
(Negative) Binding Post of the appropriate Channel of
Amplifier Number One to the Loudspeaker WOOFER
McIntosh Two Channel Power
Amplifier Number One
To other McIntosh
Loudspeaker
To other McIntosh
Loudspeaker
McIntosh Two Channel Power
Amplifier Number Two
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XLS320 Specifications
XLS340 Specifications
Driver Complement
One 6-1/2 inch LD/HP Woofers/Midrange
Five 1 inch Dome Tweeters (in a Bessel Function Array)
Impedance
8 ohms Nominal
Frequency Response
50Hz - 34kHz -6dB (Typical Room)
80Hz - 34kHz + 2dB (Anechoic Response)
High Pass Filter (High Power Connection)
12dB per octave roll off below 80Hz
Sensitivity
85dB (2.8V/1m)
Crossover Frequency
1.5kHz
Power Handling
250 Watts Maximum
Power Handling (High Power Connection)
400 Watts Maximum
Overall Dimensions
15-5/16 inches (38.9cm) Height
10-5/8 inches (27.0cm) Width
5-1/4 inches (13.3cm) Depth
Enclosure Finish
The outside of the enclosure is finished with a textured
black powder coated finish; the front, top and bottom of the
enclosure is covered with a thermal vacuum formed durable surface in a textured black finish.
Grille Finish
Black knit fabric with wood trim strips finished in
Champagne Gold
Optional Wood Trim Finishes
Natural Cherry, Red Cherry or Black Ash
(Check with your McIntosh Dealer for Additional Details)
Weight (each)
24 pounds (10.9kg) net, 27 pounds (12.2kg) in shipping
carton
Driver Complement
Two 8 inch LD/HP Woofers
One 6-1/2 inch LD/HP Midrange
Five 1 inch Dome Tweeters (in a Bessel Function Array)
Impedance
8 ohms Nominal
Frequency Response
38Hz - 34kHz -6dB (Typical Room)
65Hz - 34kHz + 2dB (Anechoic Response)
Sensitivity
85dB (2.8V/1m)
Crossover Frequencies
1.5kHz
250Hz
Power Handling
400 Watts Maximum
Overall Dimensions (including Floor Standing Base)
44-1/16 inches (111.9cm) Height
14-3/4 inches (37.5cm) Width
12 inches (30.5cm) Depth
Enclosure Finish
The outside of the enclosure is finished with a textured
black powder coated finish; the front, top and bottom of the
enclosure is covered with a thermal vacuum formed durable surface in a textured black finish. The base is also
covered with a thermal vacuum formed durable surface in a
textured black finish
Grille Finish
Black knit fabric with wood trim strips finished in
Champagne Gold
Optional Wood Trim Finishes
Natural Cherry, Red Cherry or Black Ash
(Check with your McIntosh Dealer for Additional Details)
Weight (each)
69 pounds (31.3kg) net, 76 pounds (34.5kg) in shipping
carton
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Specifications
XLS360 Specifications
Driver Complement
Two 10 inch LD/HP Woofers
One 6-1/2 inch LD/HP Midrange
Five 1 inch Dome Tweeters (in a Bessel Function Array)
Impedance
8 ohms Nominal
Frequency Response
34Hz - 34kHz -6dB (Typical Room)
55Hz - 34kHz + 2dB (Anechoic Response)
Sensitivity
85dB (2.8V/1m)
Crossover Frequencies
1.5kHz
250Hz
Power Handling
600 Watts Maximum
XCS350 Specifications
Driver Complement
Two 8 inch LD/HP Woofers
One 6-1/2 inch LD/HP Midrange
Five 1 inch Dome Tweeters (in a Bessel Function Array)
Impedance
8 ohms Nominal
Frequency Response
45Hz - 34kHz -6dB (Typical Room)
80Hz - 34kHz + 2dB (Anechoic Response)
Sensitivity
85dB (2.8V/1m)
Crossover Frequencies
1.5kHz
250Hz
Power Handling
400 Watts Maximum
Overall Dimensions (including Floor Standing Base)
51-3/8 inches (130.5cm) Height
17-3/4 inches (45.1cm) Width
13 inches (33.0cm) Depth
Enclosure Finish
The outside of the enclosure is finished with a textured
black powder coated finish; the front, top and bottom of the
enclosure is covered with a thermal vacuum formed durable surface in a textured black finish. The base is also
covered with a thermal vacuum formed durable surface in a
textured black finish
Grille Finish
Black knit fabric with wood trim strips finished in
Champagne Gold
Optional Wood Trim Finishes
Natural Cherry, Red Cherry or Black Ash
(Check with your McIntosh Dealer for Additional Details)
Weight (each)
107 pounds (48.5kg) net, 120 pounds (54.4kg) in shipping
carton
Overall Dimensions (including Stablizer Bar)
10-5/8 inches (27cm) Height
34-1/16 inches (86.5cm) Width
6 inches (15.3cm) Depth
Enclosure Finish
The outside of the enclosure is finished with a textured
black powder coated finish; the front and side ends of the
enclosure are covered with a thermal vacuum formed durable surface in a textured black finish.
Grille Finish
Black knit fabric with wood trim strips finished in
Champagne Gold
Optional Wood Trim Finishes
Natural Cherry, Red Cherry or Black Ash
(Check with your McIntosh Dealer for Additional Details)
Weight (each)
49 pounds (22.2kg) net, 55 pounds (24.9kg) in shipping
carton
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Packing Instructions
In the event it is necessary to repack the equipment for
shipment, the equipment must be packed exactly as shown
below. The XLS360 shipping carton uses banding straps to
make sure the box is held together securely.
Note: The Floor Stand must be removed from the XLS340/
XLS360 Loudspeaker and packed in its own
shipping carton.
XLS320 Shipping Carton and Parts List
Use the original shipping carton and parts only if they
are in good serviceable condition. If a shipping carton or
any of the interior part(s) are needed, please call or write
Customer Service Department of McIntosh Laboratory.
Please see the Parts List for the correct part numbers.
Quantity Part Number Description
1 034293 Shipping carton
2 034291 Foam end caps
XLS340 Shipping Cartons and Parts List
Quantity Part Number Description
1 034292 Shipping carton
2 034291 Foam end caps
1 034207 Floor stand shipping carton
1 033300 Microfoam to wrap up the
floor stand
1 033085 Air Cap bottom pad
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XLS360 Shipping Cartons and Parts List
Packing Instructions
Quantity Part Number Description
1 034290 Shipping carton top
1 034289 Shipping carton bottom
2 034244 Foam end caps
1 034245 Foam center cap
1 034309 Floor stand shipping carton
1 033300 Microfoam to wrap up the
floor stand
1 033085 Air Cap bottom pad
XCS350 Shipping Carton and Parts List
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McIntosh Laboratory, Inc.
2 Chambers Street
Binghamton, NY 13903
The continuous improvement of its products is
the policy of McIntosh Laboratory Incorporated
who reserve the right to improve design without
notice.
Printed in the U.S.A.
McIntosh Part No. 04094100
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