COPERNICUS

• Speaker cables should not be stretched or excessively bent.
• The cables should have sufficient length to be laid loosely. They should not be left hanging in the air.
• If the cables are too long, do not coil them into a circle. This may increase the inductance of the cable, resulting in unintended interference with the reproduction quality of high tones.
• Do not immerse the cables in water. This can cause irreversible damage to the internal insulation layers. It is best to clean them by wiping with a damp cloth.
• Copernicus cables have a strictly defined internal geometry. Do not step on them or subject them to any other pressure.

CAUTION! All cable connections should be made with the amplifier turned off.

Before turning on the amplifier, make sure that all connections are made correctly and the cables themselves do not show any visible signs of damage.

Copernicus cables are directional. The direction of signal flow from the amplifier to the speakers is marked on the cable splitters.

The cables are terminated with high-quality Furutech FT-211G spade connectors or FT-212G banana plugs.

The FT-212G banana plugs have a locking function in the socket. The plug should be inserted into the banana socket with a loose fit. Rotating the plastic ring with the “Furutech” label clockwise will lock the plug in the socket, ensuring proper connection. Similarly, before removing the plug from the socket, rotate the ring counterclockwise to unlock it.

The plug marked with a red stripe (positive) should be connected to the terminals in the amplifier and speaker marked with a (+) sign.

The plug marked with a white stripe (negative) should be connected to the terminals in the amplifier and speaker marked with a (-) sign.

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