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SETTING UP
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Powered Acoustimass
®
module
Acoustimass
®
speaker technology makes it difficult to locate the source of low-frequency
sound from this module. So feel free to hide it from view, and:
Locate the module at the same end of the room as the TV screen.
Keep the module at least 2 feet (.6 m) from your TV set to prevent interference.
To increase bass effects, turn the front opening toward a wall; turn it away from the wall to
decrease bass effects.
Keep both the front opening and the ventilation grille on the bottom of the module at least 2
inches (5 cm) from any other surface.
Do not block the ventilation grilles located on the bottom of the module.!
Impeding ventilation can cause a reduction in the bass-frequency output from the module.
Figure 3
Position options for your
Acoustimass module
Preferred
Alternate
Front opening
PreferredPreferred
Ventilation grille
Making the connections
Only the Acoustimass module connects to your receiver. The small speakers all connect
directly to the Acoustimass module.
WARNING:
Connecting the small speakers to a receiver can result in damage to your system
and possible electric shock.
Connecting speakers to the Acoustimass module
Insert the connector on each speaker cable into the jack on the module. Refer to the label on
each connector to match it to the proper jack.
Figure 4
Speaker cable connection
to an output jack on the
module and to the speaker
Red collar
to red speaker terminal
Matched markings
Supplied
speaker cable
Right front
speaker
1. Use the supplied 20-ft (6.1 m) speaker cables for the three front speakers.
Insert the connectors, as labeled, into jacks on the module as follows!
(Figure 5 on page 8).
R goes into the jack labeled Right Front.
C goes into the jack labeled Center Front.
L goes into the jack labeled Left Front.
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