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POSITIONING YOUR SPEAKERS

The following suggestions assume you have some

flexibility regarding where you place your speakers.

Don’t be too concerned if your situation and listening

environment dictate the speakers’ position. As long 

as each surround speaker is on the left or right half 

of the listening space, the speakers are will provide

convincing, lifelike sound.

Mounting:

The typical way to position surround speak-

ers is to wall-mount them on a protruding screwhead.

Other methods are to place them on short shelves, to

mount them on short swivel brackets, or to install them

on floor stands.

Notice:

The speakers are marked LEFT and RIGHT.

Most often, the speakers will be wall-mounted with the

MultiPole switch panel facing down. In this case,

mount the LEFT speaker on the listener’s left side and

the RIGHT speaker on the listener’s right side (see 

diagram A).

You may need to invert the speakers to provide 

access to the MultiPole switch (such as when placing

them on small support shelves or floor stands). In this

case, reverse the speakers’ left/right positions (see 

diagram B).

Front to Back placement: Place each surround speak-

er to the left or right of the listening area. Try to 

position the speakers within two feet of a line centered

on your listening postion (see diagram C).

Height: Place each speaker at least four feet above

the floor, up to seven feet above the floor (see 

diagram D).

Note:

It is not critical that the left and right speakers

be the same distance from the front speakers or 

equal heights.  

If you don’t have walls on both sides of your listening

area, try to avoid placing both surround speakers on 

a wall behind the listening postion. Sonically, it’s still

better to place one speaker on a side wall and one

speaker on a rear wall. This provides better separation

than two speakers on a wall behind the listeners.

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Newton, Massachusetts  

USA

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8 Ohms

S200

Multipole“

Surround

Loudspeaker

SPEAKERS ARE LABELED "LEFT" OR "RIGHT" 

2 FEET

2 FEET

CENTER LINE OF LISTENING POSITION

WALL MOUNTED - SWITCH FACING DOWNWARD

RIGHT SPEAKER

LEFT SPEAKER

7 Ft.

4 Ft.

Back of Speaker

Front to Back Placement 

of Surround Speakers

Stand Mounted 

Switch Facing Upward

Wall Mounted Height Placement

A.

B.

C.

D.

Содержание Newton Series S300 MultiPole

Страница 1: ...S300 and S200 MultiPole Surround Speakers User Manual...

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Страница 3: ...attention to detail and reasonable cost AFTER UNPACKING Store the shipping carton and packing material for future use and transport CONTENTS S300 and S200 1 Two loudspeakers 2 Two No 10 screws and pl...

Страница 4: ...tands In this case reverse the speakers left right positions see diagram B Front to Back placement Place each surround speak er to the left or right of the listening area Try to position the speakers...

Страница 5: ...ely mounted Apply the soft self adhesive feet to back of the speak ers The feet protect the finish of the speakers or the surface and improve stability if the surface is not per fectly flat SPEAKER MO...

Страница 6: ...d with the MultiPole switch on top For this reason the positions of the speaker should be reversed the speaker marked left should be placed on the listener s right side and vice versa Mount the surrou...

Страница 7: ...g Dolby Surround has a monaural surround channel which is split between the two surround speakers Dipole mode s dispersion pattern prevents this channel from collapsing towards the closer surround spe...

Страница 8: ...nt colors Make The Connections 1 Unscrew the speaker s red and black connector knobs to expose the holes in their threaded shafts 2 Insert the stripped end of one cable s indicated conductor into the...

Страница 9: ...use the speaker s failure due to burned or melted internal parts While Cambridge SoundWorks includes the most heat tolerant parts commensurate with good acoustic design the speaker s Limited Warranty...

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