Mini-cube home theater package model mncs / mncsb mini-cube speakers model mnc / mncb instruction manual.
Introduction m&s systems is introducing cube speakers (mnc) and a cube speaker package for home theater applications (mncs) offering quality sound at an affordable price. The compact size allows for installation in any room without being intrusive to your decor. These products also offer many featur...
The subwoofer for the mini-cube home theater package has an 8” active woofer. It is available in a black matte finish. Rms power rating 100 watts frequency response 40 hz to 350 hz crossover 40 hz to 180hz (adjustable) controls power, volume, crossover frequency, phase connections rca jacks and spri...
Speaker connectons 1. Turn off the receiver or amplifier and unplug it from the power outlet. 2. Use a 2-conductor 16-gauge speaker wire (m&s part number ms16x) for best results. Note: remove about 2 inches of the outside jacket from both ends of the wire then strip approximately ½ inch of the insul...
Figure 2 5. The mncs system may be connected two ways depending on the amplifier used with the system. The major difference is the subwoofer connections. • an amplifier with a subwoofer output connection, usually a rca type connector would be the preferred connection when used with the mncs subwoofe...
Lt front rt figure 4 6. Important! Make sure there are no loose strands of wire touching each other across the speaker or amplifier terminals. This can create a short circuit and damage your electronics. 7. Plug your amplifier or receiver in, turn it on, and enjoy your new music system. Setting up t...
• the power switch can be set to off-auto-on. The off position disables the subwoofer completely. The auto position puts the subwoofer in a standby mode (low power) when the system is not in use. When a signal is applied, the subwoofer is automatically turned on. The on position is a constantly read...
Warranty 115909 d m&s systems 2-year limited product warranty m&s systems warrants for 2 years all products to be free of defects the warranty period begins from either (1) the date of “first user” purchase of this product or (2) the first close of escrow date on a residence in which this new produc...
