T+A TALIS R 300, Руководство пользователя

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Positioning
The position of the loudspeakers is non-critical,
since their radiation pattern is excellent.
Provided that you keep to a few basic rules it is
easy to deter-mine the ideal location for them.
They should be positioned in such a way that
the two speakers and the listener form the three
points of an approximately equilateral triangle.
On no account set up the speakers too far
apart. The treble and mid-range units should be
set up roughly at ear level. Angling the
speakers in towards the listener improves the
sound quality.
The minimum listening distance is 2 metres and
we do not recommend that you position
yourself any closer to the speakers than this.
To fulfil the equilateral triangle rule this implies
a minimum distance between the speakers of 2
metres.
Bass response
Please note that bass response is in-creased by about 3
dB if the speakers are positioned against the wall, and
by up to 6 dB in the room corners.
It therefore makes sense to set up the speakers at least
0.5 m from the side walls of your room, if possible with
empty space all round them, to avoid excessive bass
emphasis.
If the above mentioned is not possible, the foam plugs
supplied in the set can be used to reduce the bass
response (See figure beside).
Hiding the speakers behind furniture or curtains reduces
the high-frequency response dramatically.