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SCREEN WALL CONSTRUCTION

Isolated from rear wall

Using this construction method, the 

objective is to de-couple the false wall and 

speakers from the adjoining room wall. The 

shelf studwork supporting the MX modules 

is  fixed  securely  with  construction  adhesive 

in conjunction with screws or nails to the 

baffle wall but is not directly connected to the 

adjoining rear wall.
Vertical studs at the rear of the support 

shelf should be secured to the floor, ceiling 

and side walls. To reduce the incidence of 

sound transmission, additional sheets of 

plasterboard can be applied to the inside 

face of the adjoining wall.
It is also strongly recommended that the 

cavity created between the false wall and 

adjoining room wall should be filled with bulk 

fill insulation of a sufficient density to contact 

the facia sheeting. This will avoid the storage 

of vibrational energy both within the structure 

and standing wave build-up within the void. 

1. 

Erect a false wall frame adjacent to the 

rear wall. Fix this wall to the floor and the 

ceiling. (Figure 10)

• 

Where  possible,  fill  cavity  with  bulk 

insulation and then line the frame with 

plasterboard or other sheeting.

2. 

Erect  a  frame  for  the  screen  wall,  and  fix 

this to the floor, ceiling and adjoining 

walls. (Figure 11)

3. 

Fix noggins in between frames so that 

plasterboard or engineered timber board 

can be fixed. (Figure 12)

•  At this point it is recommended to insulate 

the void around the speaker cavity as 

much as possible using bulk insulation 

or similar. The more material placed into 

the cavity, the better for sound energy 

absorption.

4. 

Finish the wall off using plasterboard 

or timber board on the wall panels and 

timber board on the cavity floor. (Figure 13)

•  It is important to use a timber board with a 

minimum thickness of 16mm for the cavity 

floor. 

•  A hole for the speaker cabling is best 

placed at the front corner of the cavity 

floor. 

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False wall

Screen wall

Fix noggins

in between frames

Plasterboard

Cavity floor

MDF / Ply or similar

Hole for cables

Plasterboard

1

2

3

F

G

F

DETAIL F

DETAIL G

Corner Bead

Plasterboard

Timber board

J Bead

Speaker wire

MX Speaker

Bulk insulation

False wall

Bulk insulation

Figure 10

Figure 11

Figure 12

Figure 13

Figure 14

Содержание MX20

Страница 1: ...SERIES MX INSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Страница 2: ...x CONTENTS 2 INTRODUCTION 3 ROOM SUITABILITY 4 ACOUSTIC CONSIDERATIONS 5 ROOM SIZE 6 AMPLIFICATION 7 SYSTEM DIMENSIONS 8 SYSTEM POSITIONING 9 SCREEN WALL CONSTRUCTION 10 SUBWOOFER SETUP AND CONFIGURATION 12 WIRING 13 EQUALISATION 14 ...

Страница 3: ...ry Both the infinite baffle wall and horn design technologies have been successfully combinedinourSeriesMXrangeofdedicated home cinema loudspeaker systems They are designed to be flush mounted into a false wall with an acoustically transparent screen placed over the front replicating the concept of a commercial cinema The Series MX modular systems feature the left centre and right screen loudspeak...

Страница 4: ...r more details Due to the capability of higher SPL s than typical home entertainment systems it is recommended that allowances are made in the room design and construction for sound proofing or isolation Sound isolation is generally required to reduce or eliminate extraneous noises eg traffic noise from the street outside or internal plumbing entering the home cinema and disturbing the soft passag...

Страница 5: ...d hard surfaces adjacent to the loudspeakers are not ideal Placing bass traps in appropriate positions within the home cinema can help to moderate bass response variations and will result in a more defined bass that is realistic particularly when listening to sound effects like gun shots or explosions It is highly recommended when designing a dedicated home cinema that you consult with an acoustic...

Страница 6: ...lly considered if the desired Dolby reference level is to be achieved The Series MX loudspeaker systems have been designed to suit a range of room sizes to best deliver a true cinematic experience Taking into account the average number of seats each room size can accommodate the table below illustrates the ideal room size range for each Series MX screen speaker system Note The Series MX system sho...

Страница 7: ...ne AV receiver Separate power amplifiers including ones with multiple channels have the capability to deliver more current and therefore produce the dynamics and impact desired for a true cinematic experience As the subwoofers in the Series MX systems are passive not self powered an independent power amplifier connected to the LFE channel s of the AV receiver processor is required to power these u...

Страница 8: ...stereo separation The tables in Figures 2 4 show the overall dimensions along with recommended cavity size for each MX system Use these dimensions as a guide to match up to your selected screen size Room Screen wall Cavity for MX system Room Screen wall MX system Screen System System Width System Height System Depth Cavity Width Cavity Height Cavity Depth MX20 2210 mm 1220 mm 295 mm 2260 mm 1270 m...

Страница 9: ...10 degrees of the listening axis of the speaker 500mm from base of speaker module For secondary viewing rows it is recommended to keep this angle within 20 degrees Care should also be taken to ensure the first row of viewers do not obstruct the sound path for viewers behind them Raising the platform height for subsequent rows can help to alleviate these issues System Spacer Width System Width Syst...

Страница 10: ...and alone screen wall This particular technique is outlined under the section Isolated from rear wall Fixed directly to rear wall Using this construction method the shelf studwork supporting the MX modules is fixed securely with construction adhesive in conjunction with screws or nails to the baffle wall and also to the rear wall of the adjoining room 1 Fix the cavity frame to the rear wall Figure...

Страница 11: ...s wall to the floor and the ceiling Figure 10 Where possible fill cavity with bulk insulation and then line the frame with plasterboard or other sheeting 2 Erect a frame for the screen wall and fix this to the floor ceiling and adjoining walls Figure 11 3 Fix noggins in between frames so that plasterboard or engineered timber board can be fixed Figure 12 At this point it is recommended to insulate...

Страница 12: ...ono configuration It is strongly recommended to run separate cabling for all channels in the MX modular loudspeaker system back to the central amplifier rack to permit future flexibility with the wiring configuration Outputs 1 INDIVIDUAL CHANNEL Stereo Power amplifier 2 8 Ohm load on the amplifier Outputs 1 BRIDGED PARALLEL Stereo Power amplifier 2 4 Ohm load on the amplifier Output 1 PARALLEL Mon...

Страница 13: ...e the use of high quality flexible multi stranded copper cables of suitable gauge are recommended for best performance For cable runs up to 10m in length a minimum 14AWG gauge cable should be specified for the main left main centre and main right loudspeakers and at least 12AWG cable for the subwoofers For longer cable runs consider using thicker cable If in doubt consult your Krix authorised deal...

Страница 14: ...riven on program peaks the use of an effective soft limiter will protect the loudspeaker driver against clipping damage and will also reduce the incidence of adverse distortion when the amplifier is faced with signals in excess of its peak rating High pass filter The MX subwoofer can benefit from the use of an appropriately selected high pass filter By filtering out the subsonic frequencies the ov...

Страница 15: ...hich can sound too bright forward and harsh in an average home cinema environment Some also pull too much energy out of the mid bass region resulting in a thin sounding system that lacks warmth and weight Listen for these issues when evaluating the results of an automated room correction system Manual Graphic Equalisation Manual graphic equalisation allows for a gentler equalisation curve to be ap...

Страница 16: ...krix com Krix Loudspeakers Pty Ltd 14 Chapman Road Hackham SA 5163 Australia T 61 8 8384 3433 F 61 8 8384 3419 listen krix com Rev 01 ...

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