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Surround Speakers

1.52 – 1.83m

(5 – 6 ft.)

Front Speake

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The front speakers should be
placed the same distance from
each other as they are from
the listening position. The
PT800 towers should be placed
with tweeters at about the
same height from the floor as
the listeners’ ears will be, or
they may be angled toward the
listeners. This applies whether
or not the PT800 is docked
with the PS1400 subwoofer.

The PC600 center-channel
speaker should be placed
slightly behind the front left
and right speakers, and no
more than two feet above or
below the tweeters of the left

and right speakers. It is often
convenient to set the center
speaker on top of the
television set, as shown 
in the drawing. 

The two surround speakers
should be placed slightly
behind the listening position
and, ideally, should face each
other and be at a level higher
than the listeners’ ears. If that
is not possible, they may be
placed on a wall behind the
listening position, facing
forward. The surround
speakers should not call
attention to themselves.
Experiment with their

Center-Channel
Speaker

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5.1-Channel System

Important Note for PS1400 Placement: The PS1400 features
spiked feet for optimum acoustic performance. However, spikes
can damage certain types of floors, such as hardwood. In such
instances, place furniture coaster pads, available from any
hardware store, between the feet and the floor.

placement until you hear a
diffuse, ambient sound
accompanying the main-
program material heard in the
front speakers.

If you are not docking the 
PT800 tower and PS1400
subwoofer modules:

The low-frequency material
reproduced by the subwoofer
is mostly omni-directional, and
this speaker may be placed in
a convenient location in the
room. However, the best
reproduction of bass will be
heard when the subwoofer is
placed in a corner along the
same wall as the front
speakers. Experiment with
subwoofer placement by
temporarily placing the
subwoofer in the listening
position and moving around
the room until the bass
reproduction is best. Place the
subwoofer in that location.

Summary of Contents for Performance Series PT800

Page 1: ...hms Sensitivity 2 83V 1m 91dB Frequency Response 6dB 80Hz to 22kHz Crossover Frequencies 800Hz 3500Hz High Frequency Transducer 1 Pure titanium dome with rubber surround shielded with EOS waveguide Mi...

Page 2: ...1 Inch Pure Titanium Dome with Rubber Surround Mounted in EOS Waveguide M I D R A N G E 4 Inch Titanium Inverted Dome with Rubber Surround and Cast Aluminum Basket L O W F R E Q U E N C Y Titanium All...

Page 3: ...r elements as the tower The acoustic behavior of the PT800 tower and PC600 center has been matched giving the added system flexibility of using either PT800 towers or PC600 centers at any of the five...

Page 4: ...Accessories carton containing For PS1400 2 gold jumper bars to connect PS1400 speaker outputs to PT800 inputs 2 mounting pillars 4 long hex bolts 1 Allen wrench For PT800 and PC600 4 rubber pads for...

Page 5: ...sition facing forward The surround speakers should not call attention to themselves Experiment with their Center Channel Speaker S P E A K E R P L A C E M E N T 5 1 Channel System Important Note for P...

Page 6: ...and right rear channels found in 5 1 systems Place the left and right surround speakers on the sides of the room at or in front of the listening position facing each other M O U N T I N G O P T I O N...

Page 7: ...he enclosure to be positioned Wall Mounting the PT800 Tower or the PC600 Center 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I...

Page 8: ...center of each of the six mounting holes using a pencil or sharp implement Remove the bracket and drill six pilot holes as required for your wood screws or anchors Securely fasten the bracket to the w...

Page 9: ...the PT800 whether or not it is stacked with the PS1400 should be given only a high passed amplifier signal That signal should be crossed over at 80Hz LF Level Control This control allows you to adjust...

Page 10: ...ent The normal position for this control is full clockwise with LFE adjust ments being made via the level adjustments on your processor We have provided this control because the LFE output level of AV...

Page 11: ...level output 1 Configure the receiver processor for Large speakers for the left and right channels 2 Configure the receiver processor for Subwoofer Off 3 Configure the receiver processor for Small for...

Page 12: ...Note You may if desired use stacked PS1400 and PT800 modules in the surround speaker positions These should be wired the same way as shown above for the front speakers If you choose this configuratio...

Page 13: ...els 4 Check the owner s guide for your receiver or amplifier to make sure that the main speaker terminals will output a full range amplified signal Connect your receiver or amplifier s left and right...

Page 14: ...may if desired use stacked PS1400 and PT800 modules in the surround speaker positions These should be wired using the same speaker level connections as shown above for the front speakers but without...

Page 15: ...r your receiver or amplifier to make sure that the main speaker terminals will output a high pass amplified signal that is crossed over at 80Hz Connect your receiver or amplifier s left and right spea...

Page 16: ...15 Left Surround Right Surround Right Tower Right Sub Left Tower Center Left Sub Subwoofer LFE LFE LFE Y Connector not included Input Input Receiver...

Page 17: ...hannels 4 Check the owner s guide for your receiver or amplifier to make sure that the main speaker terminals will output a high pass amplified signal that is crossed over at 80Hz Connect your receive...

Page 18: ...17 Left Surround Right Surround Right Tower Right Sub Left Tower Center Left Sub Subwoofer LFE LFE LFE Y Connector not included Input Input Receiver...

Page 19: ...are connected Make sure none of the speaker wires are frayed cut or punctured If more than one pair of main speakers is being used check the minimum impedance requirements of your receiver amplifier I...

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