Installation and operation
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The loudspeakers are individually packed in boxes that pro-
vide protection during transportation. It is useful to retain the
packaging for future transportation.
To unpack the loudspeakers their boxes are best laid on
their backs (smallest long face with a taped seam along its
middle). Open the front face (smallest long face taped at the
side). Open all flaps and remove the polystyrene packing.
Open the cloth bag and lift the loudspeaker out of the box
and into the initial position shown in figure 1.
Initial setup and positioning
Positioning within a room is often a trial and error process
with aesthetic as well as practical considerations playing a
part in the final choices. Following the initial guidelines can
The standard setup for a stereo pair within a rectangular
living room is shown in Figure 1. We recommend positio-
ning the speakers in areas of similar acoustic conditions, on
either side of the room, with a minimum distance 0.25m to
the rear and 1m to either side, and facing perpendicular to
the rear wall i.e. straight ahead with no toe-in. The distance
from the face of the loudspeakers to the ear of the listener,
should be at least as large as the distance between the
The loudness of the loudspeakers will depend on the room
construction and furnishings. Strong bass loudness may be
experienced in rooms with heavy/hard constructions
(plastered walls over concrete or brick). To alleviate bass
excess a bass reflex foam plug is included with the
loudspeaker. This have different flow resistances and pro-
vide damping of the bass amplification provided by the reflex
port. The plug is placed in the port across the whole cross
In general, rooms with dry constructions (plaster board and
wooden floors) have sufficient absorption at low frequencies
and do not require treatment.
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