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the floor directly below your ear canal. You should be relaxed in your chair, as you
would be when listening to music.
4. Now measure the distance from the point on the floor below your ear to the center
point between the spikes at the base of the loudspeaker (see image on page 24) .
5. Refer to the Time Alignment Charts (see Section 6) and locate the corresponding ear
height and listening distance for each module. There are four charts for the Upper
Array. The first: “Upper Array Alignment Block Position” determining the Alignment
Block’s front-to-back location. The second is the table: “Upper Array Alignment Block
Step” determining where the rear spike on the bottom of the mid module will rest. The
third table: “Midrange Spike Length” determines whether or not there is a spike in-
stalled into the rear of the module. The fourth table: “Tweeter Detent Position” speci-
fies the detent position the bridge spike will rest in on the top of the tweeter module.
6. Make a mark on the chart labeled “Upper Array Alignment Block Position” indicating
the resting position for the alignment block using the back of the block as a reference.
7. Make a mark on the chart labeled “Upper Array Alignment Block Step” indicating which
step the rear spike on the Upper Array will rest.
8. Make a mark on the chart labeled “Midrange Spike Length” indicating the proper rear
spike for the Upper Array.
9. Note: The shortest spikes (labeled “AA”) are always used at the front of the Upper Array.
10. Make a mark on the chart labeled “Tweeter Detent Position” indicating the detent in
which the bridge spike rests.