Bose 201 Series III Owner's guide - Page 2

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Your new 201° Series III Direct/Reflecting' speaker system Thank you for purchasing this advanced new speaker system from Bose' A number of proprietary technologies, developed through years of ongoing research at Bose. and quality construction ensure you years of listening pleasure. The installation and operating principles of your 201 Series Ill system are significantly different from those of conventional speaker eiystems. This guide contains useful informaon that will help you obtain the fullest understanding and enjoyment of your new speakers. The shipping carton contains two 201 speakers labeled Part 1 and Part 2. Unpack each speaker carefully, saving the carton and all packaging materials for possible later use. If either speaker appears to be damaged when unpacking, do not operate the damaged unit. Repack both speakers in their original carton and notify your authorized Bose dealer immediately. fin Choices for speaker placement Your 201 system is designed for use in a wide variety of sound environments and placement positions. The basic guidelines below are intended to simplify your choices. For lifelike sound 201 speakers provide the best performance when space around the cabinets allows the music to flow freely, reflecting off nearby walls to create a wide, transparent stereo image. See Figure 1 on page 3. Hard materials - wood, brick, glass, sheet rock, or paneling - generally provide the most effective sound reflection. Upholstered furnishings and heavy drapes are more sound absorbent. The size of your room and the proximity of the speakers to one another will help in determining how you want to orient your speakers in their horizontal (bookshelf) position. In larger rooms, where the speakers will be located far apart, you may prefer to have the speakers oriented with their grille covered ends toward each other, providing more intimate sound. Part I will become your right speaker, and Part 2 will be your left speaker. This arrangement is generally preferred, too, if the speakers will be used in conjunction with a TV or VCR, requiring a strong center image. (See the For use with video section on the next page.)

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fin
Your
new
201°
Series
III
Direct/Reflecting'
speaker
system
Thank
you
for
purchasing
this
advanced
new
speaker
system
from
Bose'
A
number
of
proprietary
technologies,
developed
through
years
of
ongoing
research
at
Bose.
and
quality
construction
ensure
you
years
of
listening
pleasure.
The
installation
and
operating
principles
of
your
201
Series
Ill
system
are
significantly
different
from
those
of
conventional
speaker
ei
ystems.
This
guide
contains
useful
informa-
on
that
will
help
you
obtain
the
fullest
understanding
and
enjoyment
of
your
new
speakers.
The
shipping
carton
contains
two
201
speakers
labeled
Part
1
and
Part
2.
Unpack
each
speaker
carefully,
saving
the
carton
and
all
packaging
materials
for
possible
later
use.
If
either
speaker
appears
to
be
damaged
when
unpacking,
do
not
operate
the
damaged
unit.
Repack
both
speakers
in
their
original
carton
and
notify
your
authorized
Bose
dealer
immediately.
Choices
for
speaker
placement
Your
201
system
is
designed
for
use
in
a
wide
variety
of
sound
environments
and
placement
positions.
The
basic
guidelines
below
are
intended
to
simplify
your
choices.
For
lifelike
sound
201
speakers
provide
the
best
performance
when
space
around
the
cabinets
allows
the
music
to
flow freely,
reflecting
off
nearby
walls
to
create
a
wide,
transparent
stereo
image.
See
Figure
1
on
page
3.
Hard
materials
-
wood,
brick,
glass,
sheet
rock,
or
paneling
-
generally
provide
the
most
effective
sound
reflection.
Upholstered
furnishings
and
heavy
drapes
are
more
sound
absorbent.
The
size
of
your
room
and
the
proximity
of
the
speakers
to
one
another
will
help
in
determining
how
you
want
to
orient
your
speakers
in
their
horizontal
(bookshelf)
position.
In
larger
rooms,
where
the
speak-
ers
will
be
located
far
apart,
you
may
prefer
to
have
the
speakers
oriented
with
their
grille
covered
ends
toward
each
other,
providing
more
intimate
sound.
Part
I
will
become
your
right
speaker,
and
Part
2
will
be
your
left
speaker.
This
arrangement
is
generally
preferred,
too,
if
the
speakers
will
be
used
in
conjunction
with
a
TV
or
VCR,
requiring
a
strong
center
image.
(See
the
For
use
with
video
section
on
the
next
page.)