Monitor Audio HYPHN Manual de usuario

Product Manual

Thank you for purchasing our Hyphn speaker system, you’re now ready to start your

journey to breathtaking sound.

Hyphn is a peerless, definitive, uncompromising demonstration of the Monitor Audio Group’s

current design, engineering and manufacturing capabilities, and its future ambitions. It is

unlike anything Monitor Audio, or anyone else, has ever created: the most creatively ambitious,

technically advanced and powerful loudspeaker in the company’s history.

In this product manual, you’ll ind information about setting up your system

and how to maintain your speakers for a lifetime of enjoyment.

If you need any further assistance, please contact our technical team

at monitoraudio.com/hyphn-support

Welcome to Hyphn

Contents

Unboxing 2

Setting up your system 4

Spikes & feet 6

Wiring your speakers 8

Using your speakers 10

Care & maintenance 11

Warranty 12

Speciications 13

or visit monitoraudio.com/registration

to ensure the best possible product and customer support

2 3

WARNING: DO NOT attempt to lift the loudspeaker alone.

We strongly recommend at least four people to unpack and manoeuvre them.

It is strongly recommended to place each loudspeaker relatively close to the optimum listening

position when unpacking to minimise the amount they have to be moved.

The handles on the sides of the cartons can be used to lift the cartons o the transit pallet and

into position.

Spike cups with Magic Sliders attached to them are available to ease the loudspeakers into

position.

Unboxing

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4 5

Setting up your system

2-channel system

With the speaker sitting on the Magic Sliders, it is possible to “slide” the speaker into position with

massively reduced resistance other than the weight of the speaker.

When arranging a 2-channel system, the listening position and the loudspeakers should form an

equilateral triangle. Ideally the loudspeakers should be positioned approximately 1.8 - 3m (6 - 10

feet) apart and a minimum of 91cm (3 feet) from the side walls. The ideal distance from the rear

wall is 91cm (36 inches).

NOTE: These are recommended distances for optimal performance.

Actual results will vary dependant on room size, construction and personal tastes.

Experimentation is strongly advised when setting up the loudspeakers, as environment and

personal preference will dier with every installation.

Listen to a few familiar songs, making sure you are happy with the speaker position before

removing the Magic Sliders.

To enhance stereo imaging, try ‘toeing’ the loudspeakers in towards the listening area. Sounds

that are recorded equally to each channel should sound as though they are coming from the

space between the speakers.

Use the diagram opposite for suggested positioning of the speakers.

x mx m

x m

6 7

Spikes & feet

Use on carpeted loors

The outriggers are supplied assembled with spikes, itted to the cabinet for use on carpeted

loors. All that is required is to position the loudspeaker in its listening position, and check it is

level and stable.

Please ensure there are no hidden wires under the carpet that could be damaged by

the spikes.

Use on wooden or hard loors

If the loudspeaker is being installed on a wooden or hard loor, use the supplied

foot cups underneath the spike to protect the loor. Position the loudspeaker in

its listening position and check it is level and stable.

Levelling the speaker

You can check that the loudspeaker is level on all sides by using a spirit level (not supplied). If

it’s slightly uneven, remove the top cap (held in place magnetically) and unscrew the foot at

the lowest point using the supplied Hex key as illustrated below and check again. Continue this

process until the cabinet is fully level, then replace the top cap.

Top Cap

Outrigger

(Attached to cabinet)

Foot Cup

(For wooden

or hard oors)

8 9

Wiring your speakers

Bi-wiring

Bi-wiring is accomplished by connecting separate pairs of loudspeaker cables to the terminals

on the loudspeaker from a single pair of connections on the ampliier. In the case of Hyphn, the

bottom terminals connect to the bass driver(s) and the top terminals connect to the mid and

tweeter.

Bi-amping

Bi-amping is the same as bi-wiring, except you are introducing a second ampliier into the

equation.

In order to bi-amp, you must connect a set of loudspeaker cables to the top terminals on the

loudspeaker from one ampliier and another set of loudspeaker cables to the bottom terminals

from the second ampliier.

RightIntergrated Amplifier

Left

RightIntergrated Amplifier

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RightPower Amplifier

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10 11

Using your speakers

Running-in your loudspeakers

Run your loudspeakers in by playing music at low-mid listening levels for approximately 5070

hours play time. You may ind the sound will continue to improve, even after the 70 hour mark.

This can be done naturally over time: like a ine wine the performance will improve

with age.

Care & maintenance

Upkeep of cabinets

The inish of the cabinet can be maintained by regular dusting using a soft or micro ibre cloth.

The drive units should only be cleaned with a damp cloth, if more than normal dusting is required.

Be careful not to damage the driver units whilst cleaning.

Never use solvents or aggressive cleaning/polishing agents on your Hyphn loudspeakers. When

in doubt, test the cleaning product on an inconspicuous area on the cabinet, and let it sit for

several days before committing to its use on visible portions of the cabinet.

12 13

Warranty

In the unlikely event that there is a defect with this product, it is covered by the Monitor Audio

manufacturer’s warranty, provided that the product was supplied by an authorised Monitor Audio

retail specialist.

For the period of cover please refer to the product page on our website at monitoraudio.com

Specications

or visit monitoraudio.com/registration

to ensure the best possible product and customer support

Model Hyphn

Sensitivity (2.83 Vrms @ 1 m) 86 dB

Recommended Ampliier Power

(RMS into 4 Ohm, Music Signal) 200 - 1,600 W

Continuous Power Handling

(RMS into Nominal Impedance,

Pink Noise with 6 dB Crest Factor)

800 W

Nominal Impedance 4 Ohm

Minimum Impedance (20 Hz to 20 kHz) 3.5 Ohm @ 2.2 kHz

Drive Unit Complement

4 x 8” (203 mm) RDT III Bass Driver

6 x 2” (50 mm) RDT III Midrange Driver

1 x MPD III Transducer

Frequency Response (In-room, -6 dB) 18 Hz - 60 kHz

Maximum Peak SPL

(single speaker @1 m ZWeighted) 129 dB

System Format 3Way

Bass Alignment Bass Relex

Port Tuning Frequency 25 Hz

Crossover Frequencies 350 Hz, 3.7 kHz

External Dimensions (Inc. plinth) (H x W x D) 1392 x 502 x 520 mm (5413/16 x 193/4 x 201/2”)

Weight (Inc. Outrigger Feet) 106.9 kg (235 lbs 10.7 oz)

Monitor Audio Ltd.

24 Brook Road

Rayleigh, Essex

SS6 7XJ

England

Tel: +44 (0)1268 740580

Email: info@monitoraudio.group

monitoraudio.com

©Monitor Audio Ltd. | V12023 - Hyphn

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