BMB CSW-118 (01) PDF Document

To connect the speaker cord to the BMB CSW-118, plug the speaker cord connector into the input terminal of the speaker and turn it clockwise to lock it securely in place.

To disconnect the speaker cord, squeeze the lever on the speaker connector with your thumb, twist the entire connector counterclockwise, and pull it out.

If you notice the emergence of smoke, odor, noise, or any other abnormal condition, do not continue to use the BMB CSW-118 as it may cause fire or electric shock. Immediately perform the following steps:

Step 1. Turn off the amplifier immediately.

Step 2. Pull out the power plug from the socket.

Step 3. Contact the sales shop for confirmation and assistance.

When installing or setting up the BMB CSW-118, follow these safety guidelines:

Installation should be performed by a suitably experienced and qualified person.

Always use the carrying handles provided on both sides of the cabinet when moving the unit; do not grasp the iron net or the speaker unit.

Avoid placing the speaker in locations exposed to direct sunlight, high levels of humidity, or near heat sources like stoves.

Do not place the unit on unstable tables or shaking surfaces, as falling may lead to injuries.

If the speaker is placed near a television and color distortion occurs, turn off the TV, wait 15 to 30 minutes, and turn it back on. If the problem persists, move the speaker further away from the television.

Do not place the product on other audio equipment or TVs, as articles may collapse and cause injury.

Do not place items weighing over 10kg or large-sized items on top of the speaker.

Do not sit on or hang from the loudspeaker, and pay special attention to children to prevent collapse or damage.

Keep magnetic products like cash cards or disks away from the speaker, as the speaker’s magnetic field may cause data loss.

For low frequencies, it is possible to increase the level of bass sounds by positioning the BMB CSW-118 close to a wall. The maximum increase is typically obtained when the speaker is placed in a corner of the listening room.

Before operating the BMB CSW-118, please note the following:

The rated impedance is 8 Ohms. Ensure it is connected to an amplifier that accepts this load (typically indicated near the amplifier’s speaker outlets as “4 Ohms – 16 Ohms” or “6 Ohms – 16 Ohms”).

The maximum input power is 1200W at peak. Using higher levels of input power may damage the speaker system.

Always switch off the amplifier or disconnect the loudspeaker outlets before making or switching connections.

Avoid using low-power amplifiers that produce high levels of harmonic distortion, as this can damage the speaker units.

When using a graphic equalizer to boost specific frequencies, be careful not to increase the amplifier volume excessively to avoid overloading the speaker.

Do not touch the diaphragms or suspensions of the speaker units as they are fragile.

Set the volume to a minimum before switching on the power to avoid sudden loud noises that can cause hearing impairment.

The BMB CSW-118 features two parallel SPEAKON terminals on the rear. Follow these steps for connection:

Step 1. Switch off the power of your amplifier.

Step 2. Connect the speaker cables to the speaker connector on the back of the cabinet. For the input terminal polarity, red is positive (+) and black is negative (-).

Step 3. Connect the other ends of the cables to the amplifier’s speaker output terminals as follows: Speakon 1+ to amplifier positive (+), and Speakon 1- to amplifier negative (-).

Ensure the cables are securely connected and that no loose wire strands are touching other terminals, which could cause a short circuit and damage the equipment.

Yes, there are two SPEAKON terminals on the rear of the speaker. You can use these to connect another BMB CSW-118 of the same type. The two terminals are connected in parallel. The total number of speakers you can connect depends on the impedance rating of your amplifier.

To keep the BMB CSW-118 in good condition, follow these maintenance instructions:

When the cabinets are dirty, clean off the dirt with a dry, soft cloth.

If the cabinets are very dirty, use a soft cloth dipped in a neutral solvent diluted with 5 to 6 times the amount of water, then wipe them with a dry cloth.

Never use thinners or alcohol, as these substances can impair the finish of the cabinet.

Avoid using insecticides or other sprays near the speakers.