Bose Acoustimass HT Owner's guide - Page 6

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Setting Up Cube speakers The cube speakers reproduce the left, right, and center channel sound directed to them by an AN receiver with surround decoding circuitry. This decoding sends much of the movie dialogue to the center channel speaker, for example. For accurate video sound: • Place the center channel speaker directly above or below your television (Figure 2). • Place the left and right front speakers at least 6 feet (1.8 m) apart. You may prefer them up to 15 feet (4.6 m) apart. • If you mount the left and right speakers on the ceiling, remove the front grilles and turn them so the logo appears right side up. • Where each speaker is placed determines whether it connects to the RIGHT, CENTER, or LEFT outputs on the bass module. Note: Ifyou do not use brackets to mount them, be sure to place cube speakers only on surfaces that are stable andlevel. For some surfaces, such as marble or glass, we recommend that you use rubber feet to prevent speaker movement due to vibrations. Bose will provide these rubber feet free of cost. To request them, contact Bose (see the inside back page) or your local Bose service agency and ask for Part Number 178321. Bass module For a good balance of sound, Bose recommends putting your bass module and cube speakers at the same end of the room. You can stand the module vertically or horizontally (Figure 3), allowing you to hide it behind or under furniture. Place the open end toward, along, or away from a wall, making sure not to block the opening. For the sound you prefer: • Place the module along a wall near the corner, with the openings toward the wall to increase the bass or away from the wall to decrease the bass. • To get the most bass output, place the opening end 2 to 3 inches (5 to 7.6 cm) from a wall. (Leave at least 2 inches between the bass module openings and any surface.) • To reduce the bass, move the module away from the corner, more toward the center of the wall. • To prevent interference, keep the module at least 2 feet (.6 m) from any N. When you have decided how you will position the module, attach the supplied rubber feet to the bottom surface. They provide additional stability and protection. CAUTION: Before mounting speakers to a wall or ceiling, be sure to read all of these guidelines and use only the supplied brackets. Refer to the bracket instructions in the Appendix. Do not connect the speakers before looking over those instructions. Figure 3 Bass module positions CAUTION: Be sure to attach rubber feet to the bottom surface. If the terminalside ofyour bass , module faces down, the ' rubber feet willminimize pressure on the wires, floor scratches, and speaker movement. 6

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Setting
Up
Cube
speakers
The
cube
speakers
reproduce
the
left,
right,
and
center
channel
sound
directed
to
them
by
an
AN
receiver
with
surround
decoding
circuitry.
This
decoding
sends
much
of
the
movie
dialogue
to
the
center
channel
speaker,
for
example.
For
accurate
video
sound:
Place
the
center
channel
speaker
directly
above
or
below
your
television
(Figure
2).
Place
the
left
and
right
front
speakers
at
least
6
feet
(1.8
m)
apart.
You
may
prefer
them
up
to
15
feet
(4.6
m)
apart.
If
you
mount
the
left
and
right
speakers
on
the
ceiling,
remove
the
front
grilles
and
turn
them
so
the
logo
appears
right
side
up.
Where
each
speaker
is
placed
determines
whether
it
connects
to
the
RIGHT,
CENTER,
or
LEFT
outputs
on
the
bass
module.
Note:
If
you
do
not
use
brackets
to
mount
them,
be
sure
to
place
cube
speakers
only
on
surfaces
that
are
stable
and
level.
For
some
surfaces,
such
as
marble
or
glass,
we
recom-
mend
that
you
use
rubber
feet
to
prevent
speaker
movement
due
to
vibrations.
Bose
will
provide
these
rubber
feet
free
of
cost.
To
request
them,
contact
Bose
(see
the
inside
back
page)
or
your
local
Bose
service
agency
and
ask
for
Part
Number
178321.
Bass
module
For
a
good
balance
of
sound,
Bose
recommends
putting
your
bass
module
and
cube
speakers
at
the
same
end
of
the
room.
You
can
stand
the
module
vertically
or
horizontally
(Figure
3),
allowing
you
to
hide
it
behind
or
under
furniture.
Place
the
open
end
toward,
along,
or
away
from
a
wall,
making
sure
not
to
block
the
opening.
For
the
sound
you
prefer:
Place
the
module
along
a
wall
near
the
corner,
with
the
openings
toward
the
wall
to
increase
the
bass
or
away
from
the
wall
to
decrease
the
bass.
To
get
the
most
bass
output,
place
the
opening
end
2
to
3
inches
(5
to
7.6
cm)
from
a
wall.
(Leave
at
least
2
inches
between
the
bass
module
openings
and
any
surface.)
To
reduce
the
bass,
move
the
module
away
from
the
corner,
more
toward
the
center
of
the
wall.
To
prevent
interference,
keep
the
module
at
least
2
feet
(.6
m)
from
any
N.
When
you
have
decided
how
you
will
position
the
module,
attach
the
supplied
rubber
feet
to
the
bottom
surface.
They
provide
additional
stability
and
protection.
CAUTION:
Before
mounting
speakers
to
a
wall
or
ceiling,
be
sure
to
read
all
of
these
guidelines
and
use
only
the
supplied
brackets.
Refer
to
the
bracket
instructions
in
the
Appendix.
Do
not
connect
the
speakers
before
looking
over
those
instructions.
Figure
3
Bass
module
positions
CAUTION:
Be
sure
to
attach
rubber
feet
to
the
bottom
surface.
If
the
terminal
side
of
your
bass
,
module
faces
down,
the
'
rubber
feet
will
minimize
pressure
on
the
wires,
floor
scratches,
and
speaker
movement.
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