Tannoy EFX-1 Operator's Manual

EFX-1

Bi-pole/Di-pole

Surround Loudspeaker

Operator Manual

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Important Note: To obtain best results from this Tannoy product, please be sure to read this

manual carefully before installation.

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of Tannoy EFX-1 Bi-pole/Di-pole surround loudspeakers. This
product has been developed to compliment Tannoy loudspeakers and a wide range of other home
theater systems. It offers the flexibility of side or rear wall mounting with the option of bi-pole or di­pole output characteristics. When included in your home theater loudspeaker system the EFX-1 will
add unprecedented spaciousness to movie soundtracks, while maintaining true left and right channel
separation.

Features

* Separate midrange and bass enclosures to minimize coloration
* 2 x soft dome ferrofluid-cooled treble units
* 2 x polypropylene midrange units
* 1 x polypropylene bass unit
* Bi-pole or di-pole system output options
* Treble frequencies can be selected as bi-pole or di-pole independently
* Midrange frequencies can be selected as bi-pole or di-pole independently
* Side or rear wall mounting
* Compact design
* Simple mounting system
* Paintable to match your rooms decor.

Description

The EFX-1 is a wall-mount surround loudspeaker for home theater applications. It offers the choice
of bi-pole or di-pole operation, which can be changed at the flick of a switch. In addition to the
conventional choices of bi-pole or dipole operation, the EFX-1 can operate with the treble units in
dipole mode and the midrange units in bi-pole mode or vice versa. This gives unusual flexibility in
choosing the optimum spacial effects characteristics for home theater surround-channel set-up. We
do recommend that either full bi-pole or di-pole modes be used in most circumstances.

The system uses a carefully designed sealed trapezoidal cabinet and incorporates two three
quarter-inch soft dome treble units, two three-inch midrange units and a five-inch bass unit (fig.1).
The midrange units use separate internal enclosures from the bass unit to minimize coloration.
Connection is by means of five-way binding posts on the rear of the cabinet (fig.2).

(fig.1) (fig.2)