KALI AUDIO LP-6/LP-8 2nd Wave Studio Monitors User’s Guide
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Boundary EQs & Dip Switches
One of the most innovative features of the Lone Pine Series monitors are the boundary
compensation EQs. These EQs were made to compensate for low frequency interactions
that the speakers will have with various surfaces in many common placements.
Each set of dip switches controls one aspect of the speakers performance, independent
of the other switches. Switches 1-3 control the boundary compensation EQs. Switches 4
and 5 control the LF trim. Switches 6 and 7 control the HF trim. Switch 8 controls power
to the RCA. For this reason, the explanations of the different dip switch settings will only
reference the set of switches currently applicable.
Switches 1-3: Boundary Compensation EQs
Position 1: Free Space
The speaker is on a monitor stand, at least .5 meters (about 20 inches)
away from any walls.
This is the ideal position for the loudspeaker.
Switch 1: DOWN
Switch 2: DOWN
Switch 3: DOWN
Position 2: On Stands, Close to a Wall
The speaker is on a monitor stand, and is within .5 meters (20 inches) of a
wall, without being butted right against one.
Switch 1: UP
Switch 2: DOWN
Switch 3: DOWN
Position 3, On Stands, Against a Wall
The speaker is on a monitor stand, and is within .5 meters (20 inches) of a
wall, without being butted right against one.
Switch 1: DOWN
Switch 2: UP
Switch 3: DOWN
