Wilson Electronics Grand Slamm, Owner'S Manual, Page: 48 / 80

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The timing sheets are set into precise increments. The vertical axis is numbered 1-10 with 4 “tics”
between each number. They correspond to the timing blade marks. Find the proper intersections and align
the module for your setup.
1. Repeat each step of this procedure on the left and right channels simultaneously.
2. Remove the timing sheets from this booklet and place them on a tabletop.
3. Make sure that you are in your exact listening position. Be certain that your ear is aligned
with your measured distance (as was stated of in the Wilson Audio setup procedure).
4. While sitting, have someone measure your ear height from the floor. You should be relaxed
in your chair, as you would be when listening to music.
5. Look toward the bottom of your timing sheets to the measured listening distance. Place a
small dot {•} on your listening distance - On all three sheets.
6. Place the timing sheet marked LOWER MID RANGE MODULE in front of you. Using a
piece of paper from left to right, place it over your listening distance.
7. Move your eyes up till you reach your ear height curve. Place a small dot {•} on that inter
section. Now remove the paper and find just where you should place your LOWER MID-
RANGE MODULE. Gently slide your LOWER MID-RANGE MODULE to line up the
plastic hash mark on the washer that is attached to your module with the marks on the timing
blade (see Figure 21). Note: Make sure the module is centered in between the timing blades.
If it is not, center it and then move the module to line up again. These modules are extremely
sensitive. You must be absolutely certain that they are lined up to within 1/2 of a mark on
the timing blade. Any deviation from this procedure will be audible.
Note: Following these steps there is an example of the alignment procedure, please refer to this example if
you need a more detailed explanation.