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States the warranty is in lieu of all other warranties and disclaims merchantability and fitness for purpose.
Lists items not covered by the warranty, such as abuse, misuse, negligence, or shipping damage.
States B-I-C America's liability is limited to repair/replacement, excluding incidental or consequential damages.
Details how to obtain warranty service, including contacting B-I-C America and required documentation.
Describes positioning of rear surround speakers for 5.1 and 7.1 setups, referencing figures.
Illustrates side surround placement for 5.1 and 7.1 configurations, referring to figures.
Advises to turn off the amplifier and consult its manual before connecting speaker wire.
Discusses speaker wire choices and the importance of polarity coding for proper connection.
Explains polarity coding on speaker wire and terminals, emphasizing connecting positive to positive and negative to negative.
Stresses the need for tight connections and inspecting for stray strands to prevent shorts and damage.
Provides guidance on cleaning speaker cabinets using a damp cloth or furniture polish, and cleaning grilles.
Explains that speakers use high-caliber components instead of external fuses for sound quality and protection.
Outlines steps to diagnose no sound output, including checking system components and reversing speaker leads.
Directs users to contact B-I-C America for further assistance if speakers are not functioning properly.
The Acoustech PL-66 is a bookshelf/surround speaker designed for home audio systems, particularly for 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound setups. These speakers are engineered to deliver high-quality audio performance with a focus on durability and ease of use.
The Acoustech PL-66 speakers serve as either bookshelf speakers or surround sound speakers within a home theater system. They are designed to reproduce audio with clarity and power, enhancing the immersive experience of movies, music, and other media. The two-way, three-driver design aims to provide a balanced sound profile across a wide frequency range. For surround sound applications, they are typically positioned behind or to the sides of the listening area to create an enveloping audio field. The speakers can be placed on shelves or mounted on walls using the integrated keyhole slots on the back.
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