LCR2
Compact High Performance
Loudspeaker
Thank you for choosing Atlantic Technology home
theater products. Your new speaker system is precision
craed to give you years of enjoyable, trouble free serv-
ice. is manual covers the Atlantic Technology LCR2.
e LCR2 is a versatile loudspeaker that can be used in
any position in a home theater such as a le or right
channel or a center channel or even a surround channel.
Each LCR2 consists of a low resonance MDF cabinet,
3.5˝ CPP driver,
3
/
4
˝ silk dome tweeter and high quality
crossover components. e LCR2 is designed for use
with all surround formats such as Dolby Digital, DTS or
Dolby Atmos.
Positioning the LCR2 as a Front,
Center or Surround Channel Speaker
We recommend placing the LCR2 with the tweeters
facing upward. Set the receiver bass management or
speaker size to “small” and the crossover to 100Hz.
Alternatively, if you have limited room you can use the
LCR2 horizontal positioned just like a center channel.
We have included four 4mm rubber feet in each accessory
bag to mount to the bottom of the cabinet depending on
how you choose to place the speaker.
Connecting Your System
We recommend that you connect your LCR2 speaker
systems with high quality dual conductor stranded wire
of 18 gauge or larger, for lengths up to 25 feet. Use 16
gauge dual conductor or larger for longer runs of wire.
Contact your local audio/video specialist for specific
cable recommendations and further information for
special circumstances.
Warning:
To prevent risk of electrical shock or damage
to your equipment, always switch off the amplifier or
receiver when making connections to the speaker.
You can connect your LCR2 speakers by using a variety
of audio connectors, or you can:
Strip about
1
/
2
˝ (13mm) of insulation from the connect-
ing wires. Connect them to the appropriate push termi-
nal, being careful to observe polarity (positive to the red
terminal, negative to the black terminal).
Whether you are connecting a complete LCR2 system,
or adding a single speaker component to your present
system, the wiring should look like the diagram in Fig-
ure 2.
Figure 2:
Typical wiring diagram for speakers in a home theater.
Figure 1:
Gold plated spring posts. Accepts up to 14 gauge bare wire.
Warning:
Before turning on the amplifier, be certain that no
stray wire strands are touching across the two terminals as this
might damage your amplifier.
Finally, check the polarity of your front speakers by listening to some music.
If the sound seems hollow, unusually spread out, or has weak bass, recheck
your connections for proper polarity. If necessary, reverse any out of phase
connections. Only one speaker wired out of phase is usually the culprit.