For
realistic
home
theater
sound
A CAUTION:
The
Acoustimass@ 6
and
Acoustimass 10 speaker systems incorporate an auto-
matic protection circuit, which guards against most kinds
of
damage from electrical stress or
overload.
Thi8
circuit activates
at
high volume levels to reduce output, causing a
81ight
decrease in volume.
This
is normal operation
and
indicates that power input
may
be exceed-
ing safe levels. Sustained listening
at
these levels
is
not recommended.
Adjusting
the
LFE
level
(low frequency effects)
The
LfE
level control on your powered Acoustimass module increases or decreases the rela-
tive level of low frequency effects on movie soundtracks. Use it
to
regulate the presence
of
these underlying deep bass sounds. Use the "test tones" feature
in
your digital surround
sound receiver
to
match the volume levels for each
of
the cube speakers. Then use the
LfE
control on the Acoustimass module to match the volume of the
LFE
channel
to
the cube
speaker channels.
Adjusting
the
bass/room
compensation
level
This feature will allow you
to
fine-tune your system after you have placed the Acoustimass
module
in
your selected location. Ifthe room sounds "thin"
or
lacks bass, turn the BASS con-
trol
in
a clockwise direction to increase the bass level of the module. If the room sounds
"boomy" or has too much bass, turn the knob
in
a counter-clockwise rotation
to
reduce the
bass level
of
the module. The factory or detent setting
is
appropriate for a majority of listening
situations.
Setting
your
digital
surround
sound
receiver
Your Acoustimass 6 or Acoustimass 10 speakers are compatible with the output from digital
surround receivers. Integrated Signal Processing assures full bass reproduction for all chan-
nels regardless of receiver settings. However, the following table suggests a set
of
recom-
mended receiver settings. The cube speaker arrays should be set
to
lARGE
in
the receiver's
digital display menu. The
lfE,
or subwoofer,
is
set
to
ON. If applicable, the crossover value
should be set
to
the lowest number possible, typically 80
Hz.
Front left and right
Front center
Rear left and right
LFEISubwoofer
LARGE
LARGE
LARGE
ON
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