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In order to realize the capabilities of the MAXX®, we strongly recommend that you have
it installed by a trained Wilson Audio installer. Your dealer will have a person trained
in the art of the MAXX installation. If you choose to do this installation yourself, here
are some guidelines to assist you. These guidelines come from many years of experi-
ence and should be followed closely.
S e c t i o n 4 . 1 – G e o m e t r i c T i m e D o m a i n A l i g n m e n t
First, place the woofer modules in the zone of neutrality as determined by the proce-
dure outlined in Section 1.0. Final setup and tuning will follow the assembly of your
MAXXs.
Materials Required:
• Tape measure
• Known listening position (see Section 1.4)
• MAXX Group Delay Alignment Table from Section 9
P u l s e A l i g n m e n t
Group delay alignment accuracy of the MAXX has been established and verified by
Wilson Audio. The table used in this section is a result of this testing.
R o o m S e t u p
The MAXX system allows for different listening distances (away from the speakers)
and listening ear heights (measured distances from the floor to your ear). The phase delay
correction in MAXX is achieved through the rotation of the upper module (see Figure 10).
The rotation is accomplished by placing the upper module on a given alignment step. The
higher the step, the greater the rotation. This adjustment, unique to Wilson loudspeakers,
ensures that the time domain properties of the MAXX are correct for your installation. For
each distance/ear height combination there is a unique alignment geometry.
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