Onkyo D-TK10 Instruction Manual

Speaker System

D-TK10

2-Way Bass Reflex Loudspeaker

Instruction Manual

Contents

Features........................................ 2

Handling Precautions.................. 3

Getting to Know Your Speakers ...4

Thank you for purchasing an Onkyo speaker system.
Please read this manual thoroughly before using your
new speakers. Following the instructions in this
manual will enable you to obtain optimum
performance and listening enjoyment from your
speaker system.
Please retain this manual for future reference.

Connecting the Speakers............ 5

Fitting the Cork Spacers ............. 6

Attaching the Included

Protective Cover .......................... 6

Speaker Placement...................... 6

Speaker Care................................ 7

Using Close to a TV or

Computer...................................... 7

Precautions .................................. 7

Specifications .............................. 7

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Features

Woofer

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State-of-the-art A-OMF diaphragm

A thicker and rigid flexing A-OMF diaphragm
enables an extremely fast and accurate response, and
a built-in dust cap substantially improves its rigidity.

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Well-balanced drive unit

A voice coil with a diameter of 1-1/2" provides
power, heat tolerance, and proper impedance. Posi­tioning the drive unit in the optimal diaphragm loca­tion (instead of the conventional center position)
reduces divisional vibration and extends the area for
a piston-like motion.

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New edge and damper

A new V-shaped support edge minimizes radial
sound loss. The damper features an exceptionally
quick response and a nearly vertical-symmetry of
shape.

Tweeter

Ring drive

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The tweeter features a ring diaphragm, the center of
which does not vibrate. Based on detailed analysis,
divisive vibration has been significantly reduced, and
the area of piston-like motion has been expanded.

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Reflection reducing structure

An anti-reflective structure has been implemented
around the diaphragm. Detailed analysis helped
determine the optimal shape for elements surround­ing the diaphragm, and reduced unnecessary reflec­tive vibrations.

Others

AERO ACOUSTIC DRIVE

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Film capacitor manufactured by WIMA,

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Germany
Gold-plated brass terminals compatible

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with banana plugs

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Laser-processed ONKYO logo

This product uses natural materials. Unlike
products made from processed or synthetic
materials, each unit features different wood pat­tern. This wood pattern reveals annual wood
growth rings, which feature natural organic ring
patterns and dark and light colors.

Onkyo strives to preserve natural elements in its
products whenever possible, and hopes that you
will enjoy the characteristics of this product as
part of your musical entertainment.

Onkyo pledges that finish quality is in strict
compliance with all Onkyo QA standards.

Cabinet

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Takamine Acoustic Voicing TECHNOLOGY

The speaker cabinet was developed jointly with
Takamine, the world-famous guitar manufacturer.
The materials, bracing, and finish are the same as
used on Takamine guitars, and contribute to a rich,
natural tonal output not only from the speaker unit,
but from the entire cabinet as well. The cabinet is
crafted from mahogany.

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Base

The base is crafted from laminated rosewood.

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Handling Precautions

Do not handle the speakers with wet or damp hands.

Precautions for unpacking

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• When you remove the unit from the package,
be sure to hold the upper and bottom part of
the unit securely.

Upper part

Speaker

component

Bottom
part

Cabinet

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Speaker

component

• Do not touch the speaker
component parts.

The speaker cabinet was crafted from the same materials and utilized the same processing technology and fin­ish processing as Takamine guitars. The fine tone wood materials (which are usually reserved for guitars) is
an organic, natural material, and is very susceptible and sensitive to environmental changes (compared to typ­ical speakers).

Be careful not to expose the unit to extremely low or high humidity, or high temperatures. Otherwise, the unit
may become deformed, or in the worst case, may crack.

Pay proper attention to the environmental conditions of your installation location.

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Re-locating the unit

When you re-locate the unit, hold the bottom of the unit securely from the sides. Do not touch the speaker
component parts with your hand. Otherwise, the speaker components may be damaged.

Be careful not to drop the speaker. The speaker’s protective cover is slippery. If the protective cover is
attached to the unit, remove the cover before you move the unit. If you try to hold the sides of the
speaker while the protective cover is attached, the speaker may fall, resulting in injury or damage.

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