WILSON AUDIO WATCH SURROUND, Руководство пользователя

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NTEGRATING THE
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UBWOOFER
The subwoofer will perform well in almost any location in the room. In gener-
al, the closer you place the subwoofer to a wall or corner, the greater the augmenta-
tion of the bass. However, the increase in bass comes at a cost of perceived speed,
dynamics and bass clarity. We recommend that you experiment with the placement
of the subwoofer to find a balance of the above mentioned items with which you are
satisfied. For complete information on integrating a Wilson Audio subwoofer, please
refer to your subwoofer ownerʼs manual.
C
ENTER
C
HANNEL
P
OLARITY
Establish the polarity of the Center channel according to the test disc provided. The
test disc will play pink noise through the Center channel together with alternating Left and
Right channels. If the polarity is correct on the Center channel you will hear the pink noise
centered between the Center channel and either the Left or Right speakers. If the polarity
is incorrect you will hear two point sources that are unfocused and located at each speaker
playing.
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A N U A L
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NTEGRATING THE
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URROUND
C
HANNELS
• Follow the processor instructions on level adjustment. Adjust the level on the
Surround channels so they match in level with the front channels.
• Play a DVD that has a scene with something moving around the room. Lis-
ten for the correct spacial imaging. A correctly adjusted Surround channel
will have good imaging characteristics, seamlessly blended, and should be
just as transparent as the front channels.
• Adjust the rotation of the surround channel until you find the best integration.
Remember that the rotation has two different adjustments, rotation on the up
per two spikes and rotation by changing the lower spike.
Note: The surround channel rotates on the upper two spikes. Examine carefully this
rotation and the mounting bracket before trying to adjust the angle of rotation. Be
careful when rotating the speaker as it is very heavy and could fall off of the mount-
ing bracket.