Episode ES-TERRAIN-HSUB, Руководство по установке

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PLANNING THE PROJECT
The subwoofer is the heart of the outdoor system. Place it in a position that is as
near to the center of the listening area as possible. To increase the perceived bass
output, place the subwoofer next to a wall or other resonant/reflective surface.
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Audio Source
Subwoofer
Satellite
The Terrain system is optimized to cover up to 278.71 sq. m. (3,000 sq. ft.) with 8 satellite
speakers. Place speakers evenly throughout the coverage area.
Place the satellite speakers around the listening area on each side of the
subwoofer, as evenly as you can. Space the satellite speakers 1.8–2.4 m 6–8 feet
(6–8 ft.) apart for best coverage. Arrange the satellite speakers evenly to minimize
the variance of the sound texture.
Satellite Speaker Considerations
• Using more speakers (to a maximum of 8) in an area allows for more even
sound coverage.
• Install speakers at ground level pointing toward the center of the area. This
evens the sound texture and reduces sound escaping to other areas.
• If using a stereo sound system, place left and right speakers evenly to avoid
uneven sound in the area.
• Do not aim speakers higher than 45° from the horizontal. This prevents
water from collecting in the speaker driver. While water does not damage
the speaker, it impedes performance and warps the sound. If water inside a
speaker freezes, it can damage the speaker.
NOTE:
An optional pivot bracket is required for horizontal adjustment.
• The speakers will not be damaged by normal rainfall; however, sprinkler
systems may cause damage to the internal audio components. Avoid placing
the speakers within direct sprinkler stream areas.
• Clearance around the speaker is required for mounting, connecting, and
adjusting the angle of the speaker.
• Take care while selecting the mounting area so that the speakers do not
become a trip hazard or an obstacle for landscaping equipment.