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To make correct in-home set up of the MAXX possible without test equipment,
Wilson Audio has measured the correct
geometric time domain alignment for differ-
ent distance/ear height combinations. This
information is provided in the Alignment
Tables in Section 9. By measuring the ear
height and the distance from the speaker to
the listening position, you will be able to
align the system for your listening position.
A l i g n m e n t P r o c e d u r e
Each upper modules’ rear spike rests
on a specific step in the Alignment Block
that determines its group delay position
within the modular array. To determine the
amount of module rotation needed, find the
desired ear height and listening distance on
the Alignment Table (found in Section 9)
and read from it the step required. A num-
ber of one thru 15 requires the use of the
standard alignment spike (see Figure 13). A
number preceded by an “S” (S+1, S+2, etc)
requires the use of the longer, 2-inch spike
(see Figure 14). Figure 12 shows the loca-
tion of the numbers on the Alignment
Block. By counting from the bottom step starting at one and counting upward, you may
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