Triad is a full-range, 3-way speaker system that utilizes a single 15" woofer, a 10" mid-range driver, and a high frequency horn tweeter. Each component is housed in its own sealed chamber to maxi- mize efficiency and eliminate any interaction between components.

Triad can be connected to any musical instrument amplifier capable of driving a 4 ohm load. To connectyour amplifier to Triad, run a high quality speaker cable (18 gauge or heavier) from your amplifier'sspeaker output to one of the designated speaker inputs (Speakon or 1/4") on Triad's input panel.

The power output rating for any amplifier connected to Triad should not exceed the enclosure's 400watt RMS power handling capacity. Please be aware that exceeding Triad's power handling capacity canvoid the SWR warranty if any damage occurs to your loudspeakers due to overpowering.

Triad features four, full range input/output jacks (two standard 1/4" and two Speakon) wired in parallel.If you are running two speaker enclosures in parallel, connect the speaker cable from your amplifier toeither jack labeled "IN," and a second speaker cable from either jack labeled "OUT" to the input of thesecond speaker enclosure.

The large dial found on the input panel of the cabinet is the Tweeter Attenuator. This control is used toadjust the level of high frequency signal present at the tweeter. A normal setting for this control isstraight up or "twelve o'clock." Turning the dial fully counter-clockwise removes the tweeter from the cir-cuit. As you turn the dial clockwise from this position, the high frequency content is increased.

Triad's internal (passive) crossover divides the incoming signal into three frequency bands. The crossoverpoints for the Triad are 5 kHz and 100 Hz. Frequencies above 5 kHz go to the Tweeter,frequencies between 5 kHz and 100 Hz go to the 10" driver. The woofer is a full-range driver.