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Turn all amplifier(s) OFF before connecting your speakers.
This will avoid damage which could result from
accidental shorting of speaker cables.
SPEAKER CONNECTION
Paradigm
®
Reference speakers have separate terminals for the high-
frequency input and low/mid-frequency input. These terminals are connected
together externally with jumper bars; the speaker cable (+) and (-) can then
be connected to either input terminal pair for standard connection.
Removing the jumper bars gives separate access to each frequency section
of the speaker, which then allows for two optional connection configurations,
as outlined on the next page—bi-wiring and bi-amplifying.
For optimum sound reproduction the use of high-quality speaker cable is
essential
(see Dealer for more information). The chart at right identifies
the minimum gauge requirements for various lengths.
Correct polarity (or phase), is critical for proper soundstage imaging and
bass performance. If you hear a distinct lack of bass and a dislocated
stereo image (from the front speakers), then one or more of your speakers
may have been connected out of phase (their polarity is reversed).
Connect one speaker at a time to ensure proper connection of every
channel. The red (+) amplifier terminal must be connected to the red (+)
speaker terminal. The same applies to the black (-) terminals. Make sure
all wires are firmly fastened. Repeat this connection procedure for each
speaker in your system.
LENGTH
DIAMETER
GAUGE
Under 4.5 m (15 ft)
1.3 mm (0.05 in)
16 awg
Under 9 m (30 ft)
1.6 mm (0.06 in)
14 awg
Over 9 m (30 ft)
2.0 mm (0.08 in)
12 awg
MINIMUM GAUGE REQUIREMENTS
IMPORTANT: Although a mounting template is provided with
your Paradigm
®
Reference On-Wall speakers, Paradigm DOES
NOT supply hardware for mounting speakers to the wall.
Please contact your dealer for professional installation.
USING ON-WALL BRACKETS
(included)
Brackets
(included) must be used when mounting On-Wall Left and Right
speakers and On-Wall Center Channel.
NOTE:
When mounting On-Wall Left and Right speakers the plastic lock
(included) must be used, inserted exactly as shown in Fig. 7.
If desired, for better imaging or to optimize clarity you can also adjust the
angle at which your speakers sit on the wall. You can:
•
Tilt front Left and Right speakers slightly inward for better imaging
(Fig. 7, insets)
•
Tilt the center speaker up or down to further optimize clarity and
intelligibility (Fig. 8, inset)
To adjust the angle of tilt simply loosen the screws that attach the
speaker/bracket to the wall and carefully rotate the speaker within the
bracket until desired angle is achieved
(not shown). Retighten screws.
Secondary Restraining Hardware
As an additional safety precaution, when speakers are wall-mounted the
safety strap
(included) should be used to prevent personal injury or
damage to property.
Connect the safety strap to the removable middle section of the 3-part
bracket using a #8 screw
(included) in the hole on the back of the bracket,
as shown, see insets Figs. 7 and 8.
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Contact your dealer for instructions regarding wall mounting speakers,
including attaching safety straps to wall.
ATTACHING THE TV-TOP/SHELF SUPPORT
(Fig. 6)
WALL MOUNTING
(Figs. 7, 8)
Your On-Wall center-channel speaker can also be placed on top of a TV, or
on a shelf using the TV-Top/Shelf Support included.
IMPORTANT!
If you are placing your speaker on top of a TV or
shelf, for stability you must use the TV-Top/Shelf Support included.
Installation is as follows:
1.
Connect speaker as outlined in “Speaker Connection” later in this
manual; run cable along channel visible on inside edge of the pre-
assembled Support.
2.
Using the two screws
(included) attach Support to the back of the speaker.
3.
Apply self-adhesive rubber pads
(included) to bottom of speaker, as
shown, so that speaker sits securely and cannot slip.
4.
To adjust the speaker’s angle of tilt
(if desired), loosen screws and
rotate bracket up or down to achieve desired angle
(not shown).
Retighten screws.
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