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Invisa Signature Point Source Owner’s Manual 

GoldenEar

 

Invisa Signature Point Source Manual

Complete Home Theater Systems

We strongly suggest that you use matching GoldenEar Invisa

®

 loudspeakers and a ForceField

 subwoofer, for your 

complete GoldenEar home theater system. Invisa

®

 Signature Point Source speakers are designed to be used as 

front, rear and/or side surround speakers, with exceptional results for both music and movies. Of particular note,  
the GoldenEar ForceField Subs have been designed specifically to make a perfect match with the Invisa

®

 Signature 

Point Source speakers.

 

Using the Invisa

®

 Signature Point Source in a Multi-Channel Home Theater Application

When using the Invisa

®

 Signature Point Source as part of a home theater system that includes powered 

subwoofer(s), it is extremely important that bass is directed to the subwoofer and NOT the Invisa

®

 Signature  

Point Source speakers. This is done through the use of a high-pass filter, implemented as part of the setup of the  
bass management system of your home theater receiver/processor (see next page).

Setting Channel Levels and Bass Management

Multi-channel surround sound systems have bass management systems (systems which direct the bass to
the various channels) which vary from unit to unit. This bass management system must be properly adjusted,

in particular it is extremely important that bass is directed to the subwoofer and NOT the Invisa

®

 speakers in these 

setups, through use of bass management settings as described below. Many problems relating to the overall sound 

of the system can be traced back to improper bass management. Also note that Multi-channel surround sound 

systems have a critical channel balancing procedure for setting the level for all speakers which must be followed if 

the system is to perform properly. Many problems relating to the overall sound of the system can be clearly traced 

back to improper system balance.

Home Theater System Bass Management Settings: On your Home Theater receiver or A/V processor’s Speaker  
Setup Menu, set speaker to “Small” for all channels using Invisa

®

 Signature Point Source speakers, and set  

Subwoofer to “Yes.” The standard 80Hz crossover is the recommended setting (or at least starting point) for the 

crossover setting.

Setting Channel Levels: On your receiver or A/V processor’s Speaker Level Calibration Menu, set each speaker 

(channel) in the system to the same volume level. While you can get reasonable results doing this by ear, it is best  

to use an inexpensive Sound Pressure (SPL) meter to get better channel to channel balance. Some new receivers 
and processors have Auto Set Up functions that use a supplied microphone to set levels automatically.

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Summary of Contents for Invisa SPS

Page 1: ...Invisa SPS Owner s Manual Invisa Signature Point Source In Wall In Ceiling Loudspeaker...

Page 2: ...invisible design allows for perfect integration in a wide variety of locations within your home To get the best performance possible and for a product that lasts a lifetime we strongly recommend that...

Page 3: ...n the 11 and 1 o clock settings with an analog control with bass treble and loudness controls not used otherwise rated power may be reached at even lower Volume settings Remember all amplifiers produc...

Page 4: ...trol for these differences your new Invisa Signature Point Source speakers have a high frequency EQ switch to increase or decrease the HF level to accommodate different room acoustics and placements C...

Page 5: ...system Invisa speakers may be located on the side above or behind the listeners When used on the sides take care never to locate the speakers forward of the listeners A If the speakers are placed alon...

Page 6: ...r this will clog the grille s acoustic perforations and muffle the sound It is not necessary to remove the backing cloth or scrim from the grille before painting Do not heat cure the finish Do not pai...

Page 7: ...cut Installation Into Existing Walls or Ceilings For new construction pre drywall use our custom rough in brackets sold separately NOTE You must first install appropriate gauge and type speaker wires...

Page 8: ...ler for assistance Strip 1 2 12 mm of insulation from each of the two conductors to expose the metal twist the strands of each into a single un frayed strand Hold the speaker up to the cutout and conn...

Page 9: ...reely Figure 4 Make sure the rotating lock arms are positioned inwards Figure 5 so that your speaker fits into your cutout hole 9 Holding the speaker s front lip with your thumbs and index fingers car...

Page 10: ...re the speaker to the wall ceiling DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN the lock arm screws as this could damage the drywall If you are using a power screwdriver or drill set the torque to a value of no more than 7 in...

Page 11: ...ic equalizer we recommend that you leave it flat or off This will give you the most accurate and natural sound If you want more bass raise your subwoofer s Level control or raise the subwoofer level o...

Page 12: ...ary from unit to unit This bass management system must be properly adjusted in particular it is extremely important that bass is directed to the subwoofer and NOT the Invisa speakers in these setups t...

Page 13: ...ould products or parts be shipped to our offices or returned without contacting us first and obtaining return authorization The Quest Group dba GoldenEar 2621 White Road Irvine CA 92614 USA Phone 949...

Page 14: ...Cutout 26 9 16 67 43 cm x 7 1 8 18 25 cm Weight Speaker Only 13 7 lbs 6 2 kg Weight Speaker with Back Box 14 8 lbs 6 7 kg Frequency Response 25 Hz 35 kHz Efficiency 92 dB Nominal Impedance Compatible...

Page 15: ...me freight collect This Warranty does not include service or parts to repair damage caused by accident misuse abuse negligence inadequate packing or shipping procedures commercial use voltage in exces...

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