Placing
your
speakers
When you place your speakers according
to
the guidelines below, a combination
of
reflected
and direct sound provides the audio atmosphere
of
a home theater.
You
may experiment with
the piacement and orientation
of
the speakers
to
produce the sound rnost pleasing
to
you.
A CAUTDON: Choose a stable
and
level surface for your speakers. Vibration can cause the
speakers
to
move, particularly
on
smooth surfaces like marble, glass, or highly polished
wood. If you arejJlacing the center speaker on top
of
the television, attach the rubber feet
provided
to
the bottom
of
the speaker.
You
may obtain additionai rubber feet
by
contacting
Bose®
customer service. Refer
to
the Bose address list included with your system.
Note:
00
not place a cube speaker
on
its side, as this diminishes performance.
Left
and
right
front
speaker
placement
To
best match sound and picture, the left and right front speakers should be placed at the
edge
of
the TV picture (Figure
3).
@
Place
tJ"",e
speakers
up
to
3
feet
(1
m)
from
the
edge
of
the
T'J
screen
and
line
them
up
vvith
the center
of
the TV screen.
Bose recommends a maximum distance
of
3 feet
(1
m)
from the edge
of
the TV screen so
that the sound does
not
become
too
separated from the picture.
You
may wish
to
vary this
distance based on room conditions and personal preference. The front cables allow the
cube speakers
to
be placed up
to
20 feet
(6.1
m)
from
the
Acoustimass® module.
@ Direct one cube
of
each speaker array forward. Direct the other cube toward the wall
or
in a
different direction
to
create reflected sound. See the illustration
of
reflected sound patterns
in Figure 40n page
8.
Figure
:3
Recommended speaker
locations
Left surround
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