• Hang the center speaker on the wall using the keyholes and
the pre-installed screws.
• These openings are also suitable for mounting on a wall
bracket.
Alternatively, you can also use the threaded hole on the bot-
tom of the speaker. The speaker is delivered with a screw in
the threaded hole, which you must twist out before mounting
the speaker.
You can find corresponding speaker stands and wall brack-
ets in our webshop.
Setup
• If you would like to set up the speaker,
affix the 4 enclosed rubber feet to the
corners on the bottom of the speaker.
This prevents noise created by vibra-
tions.
Connecting
Danger
Danger of injury/damage!
Arrange the cables so that they do not pose a
trip hazard.
• Pull the power plug for your AV receiver or multi-channel ac-
tive subwoofer out of the socket.
• Lay the speaker cable from your AV receiver or multi-channel
active subwoofer to the speaker. Use a high-quality double
wire speaker cable with marked strands for this. The cross-
section should amount to at least 1.5
.
• A connector terminal with two clips, which you have to
connect the speaker cable to, is located on the back of the
speaker.
• The terminals are each marked red (+) and black (–).
Make sure the polarity is correct!
Connect the like coloured terminals. The speaker
connectors of your AV receiver or multi-channel ac-
tive subwoofer should be marked similarly. The strands of the
speaker cables are marked with different colours or shapes.
1. Split the wire down by approx. 30 mm on both ends and
remove approx. 10 mm of insulation each.
2. Twist the stripped wire ends so that no strands are protrud-
ing. Tin coating is not necessary.
3. Turn the connector terminal counterclockwise until loose.
Run the stripped cable end into the now visible hole. Close
the terminal by turning it counterclockwise. The cable has
now been clamped in place.
4. Connect the speaker cable to your AV receiver or multi-chan-
nel active subwoofer. You should find corresponding notes in
the operating instructions for your device.
Removing the protective grid
• You can remove the protective grids by carefully reaching
behind them and slowly pulling them out to the front.
• Removing the protective grid in particular will improve the
clarity of playback of high frequency sounds.
• When installing the protective grid, please make sure that
the installation pins slide directly into the corresponding
jacks on the speaker.
Crossover frequency
• We recommend a crossover frequency of 80–100 Hz. To the
extent possible, configure this setting on your AV receiver or
decoder station if they permit this particular setting.
• Operation in full-range mode is also possible (all speakers
are set to “Large”). However, the maximum volume is slightly
lower then.
