C)
INSTALLATION USING BUILT-IN “T” NUTS
As shown below, there are 3 “T” nuts built into the top and bottom of the CC3, at
the designated locations. These built-in T nuts allow hanging or any other type
of installation you may devise. CAREFULLY burn a hole in the cloth with a hot
soldering tip or a method that will seal the hole in the cloth. Eye-bolts or hooks
may be installed in the built-in nuts, and use ¼-inch X 20-inch threads.
D)
DAMPING
When the CC3 is placed close to a rear wall, the sound quality can usually be
improved with a damping material, such as a wall hanging, behind the speaker.
6.
PROCESSOR SETTINGS
Set the processor center channel for “small” center channel speaker. If your processor
provides variable crossover points for “small” center channel speaker, try crossover
points between 100-200 Hz. Set the processor for “large” left/right speakers (if you
have Magneplanar on-wall speakers, such as MMG Ws or MC1s, set the processor for
“small” left/right speakers.
Set the processor for “no subwoofer”. Even if you are using a subwoofer, you will get
better performance from your MMG C by using the “no subwoofer” setting on the
processor. If you want an explanation for this unusual set up procedure, please call
Magnepan.
Connect your subwoofer to the left/right preamp outputs of your receiver or processor.
Set the subwoofer crossover points to the lowest frequency setting. Move the
crossover point slowly to a higher frequency as you are listening to music. When the
subwoofer overlaps with the Magneplanar, the bass will become “muddy”. When this
happens, lower the crossover point.
7.
AMPLIFICATION
WARNING:
The CC3 is a 4 ohm speaker. Be certain the amplifier or receiver you are
using is capable of driving a 4 ohm load. If you are uncertain, call the manufacturer of
the amplifier.
8.
OPTIONAL TWEETER ATTENUATION
The CC3 is provided with the means to reduce the output level of the tweeter section.
If the surrounding walls of the listening room are exceptionally reflective, the overall
perceived acoustical balance of the speaker will be tipped towards a “hot” high end.
Attenuating the tweeter can help remedy this problem.
