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Cat. No.
40-2080(Black)/40-2081(White)
PRO-X44AV Audio
•
Video Mini Speaker
Your PRO-X44AV Audio
•
Video Mini
Speaker is small in size, but not in
sound! Its 4-inch paper cone woofer
accurately tracks signals to provide
outstanding bass, while the 1-inch soft
dome tweeter produces crisp, detailed
highs.
Your speaker’s acoustic design
matches the woofer and tweeter with
the enclosure and damping materials,
resulting in amazingly smooth and
broad frequency response.
Your PRO-X44AV can handle up to
100 watts of power. The speaker is
magnetically shielded so you can
safely place it next to your television
or monitor.
SPEAKER PLACEMENT
Location and position are vital to your
speaker’s performance. The ideal lo-
cation is on a table or shelf positioned
near the corner of a room. A shelf at-
tached to a wooden wall (or some oth-
er acoustically hard surface) greatly
reinforces the speaker’s sound quali-
ty. If possible, place the front edge of
the speaker flush with the front edge
of the shelf. For the best sound, avoid
floor locations; floor coverings can ab-
sorb much of the sound.
We recommend that you play a famil-
iar, wide-range recording and experi-
ment with speaker placement until you
find the location that provides the best
sound for your needs.
If you are using another speaker with
your PRO-X44AV, for the best stereo
image, the distance between your
speakers should be about equal to the
distance from the main listening area
to a point halfway between the speak-
ers.
If you must place your speakers far-
ther apart, turn them slightly inward.
You can mount your PRO-X44AV on a
wall or under a shelf using optional
speaker brackets (RadioShack Cat.
No. 40-2063). Or, you can use a
1
/
4
-
inch wall-mount speaker bracket. Fol-
low the instructions provided with the
bracket(s).
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