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Using Your Acoustimast7 Speakers To get full, rich home theater sound Place the cube speaker connected to the RIGHT output on the right side of your room as you face the speakers. The cube speaker connected to the LEFT output goes on the left, and the one connected to the CENTER output is the center speaker. How to set your receiver For use in video applications, be sure the Surround Sound setting of your receiver is on NORMAL (Figure 7). Follow your receiver owner's guide instructions for testing and adjusting the balance of the three cube speaker arrays. Many of these products provide a reference test signal for balancing the sound from each speaker. Instructions for this process vary, depending on the brand and model of equipment you are using. Your speakers are designed to provide pure, natural sound reproduction in audio as well as video applications. The type of receiver you use also determines your options. Some receivers limit the use of the center speaker to video applications only. Refer to your receiver owner's guide for details. Bass and treble adjustments Upholstered furniture, wall-to-wall carpets, or heavy drapes can muffle the treble (high notes), making your speaker system sound too deep. Bare floors and walls and unupholstered furniture can make your speaker system sound too shrill. After listening to your speakers, you may want to adjust the balance of bass and treble. You can use the bass and treble controls on your receiver. Or move the bass module closer to a wall or corner to increase bass, or farther from a wall or corner to decrease it. Angling the cubes in each array The top cube of each speaker array swivels. You can adjust it to provide the balance of reflected and direct sound that seems right for your room. Experiment with cube positions for the results you prefer (Figure 8). For home theater applications, angling the top half of the left and right speakers slightly inward improves on-screen localization. On the center cube speaker, leave both cubes facing forward for the most natural film dialogue effect. Figure 7 A receiver set for NORMAL • surround sound rviiRmR, 0 00 - I I \\\). ll r1 \) Figure 8 Position of the speaker array cubes can vary I0 • 8

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Using
Your
Acoustimast7
Speakers
To
get
full,
rich
home
theater
sound
Place
the
cube
speaker
connected
to
the
RIGHT
output
on
the
right
side
of
your
room
as
you
face
the
speakers.
The
cube
speaker
connected
to
the
LEFT
output
goes
on
the
left,
and
the
one
connected
to
the
CENTER
output
is
the
center
speaker.
How
to
set
your
receiver
For
use
in
video
applications,
be
sure
the
Surround
Sound
setting
of
your
receiver
is
on
NORMAL
(Figure
7).
Follow
your
receiver
owner's
guide
instructions
for
testing
and
adjusting
the
balance
of
the
three
cube
speaker
arrays.
Many
of
these
products
provide
a
reference
test
signal
for
balancing
the
sound
from
each
speaker.
Instructions
for
this
process
vary,
depending
on
the
brand
and
model
of
equipment
you
are
using.
Your
speakers
are
designed
to
provide
pure,
natural
sound
reproduction
in
audio
as
well
as
video
applications.
The
type
of
receiver
you
use
also
determines
your
options.
Some
receivers
limit
the
use
of
the
center
speaker
to
video
applications
only.
Refer
to
your
receiver
owner's
guide
for
details.
Bass
and
treble
adjustments
Upholstered
furniture,
wall-to-wall
carpets,
or
heavy
drapes
can
muffle
the
treble
(high
notes),
making
your
speaker
system
sound
too
deep.
Bare
floors
and
walls
and
unupholstered
furniture
can
make
your
speaker
system
sound
too
shrill.
After
listening
to
your
speakers,
you
may
want
to
adjust
the
balance
of
bass
and
treble.
You
can
use
the
bass
and
treble
controls
on
your
receiver.
Or
move
the
bass
module
closer
to
a
wall
or
corner
to
increase
bass,
or
farther
from
a
wall
or
corner
to
decrease
it.
Angling
the
cubes
in
each
array
The
top
cube
of
each
speaker
array
swivels.
You
can
adjust
it
to
provide
the
balance
of
reflected
and
direct
sound
that
seems
right
for
your
room.
Experiment
with
cube
positions
for
the
results
you
prefer
(Figure
8).
For
home
theater
applications,
angling
the
top
half
of
the
left
and
right
speakers
slightly
inward
improves
on
-screen localization.
On
the
center
cube
speaker,
leave
both
cubes
facing
forward
for
the
most
natural
film
dialogue
effect.
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\\
\).
ll
r1
\)
Figure
7
A
receiver
set
for
NORMAL
surround
sound
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Figure
8
Position
of
the
speaker
array
cubes
can
vary
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