SVSTEMPLACEMENT
Positioning your
media
center
To
select a location in your room
for
the media center, use the guidelines below:
• Place the media center close enough
to
other sound sources
(TV,
VCR, cable or satellite
box),
to
allow
for
easy cable connections. Check the length
of
the audio and video cables
you will use for these additional components.
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Note:
Additional cables are available from your local
Bose"
dealer.
Or,
to contact Bose
directl,>\
refer to the address list provided
in
the carton.
If
you
prefer, you can order cables from
our
website: www.bose.com.
• Do not block the front
of
the media center. Allow enough room
to
lift up the front cover and
open the CO/OVO tray. Also, be sure you have a clear view
of
the display window on the
front
of
the media center (Figure 3).
• Place the media center within 30 feet
(9.1
meters)
of
the Acoustimass" module
(the length
of
the audio input cable).
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Note:
For convenience, until your system is completely installed,
you
may
wish to keep the
media center positioned for easy access to its rear connection panel.
Figure
3
Front
features
ofthe
media
center
Front
door
-
Make
sure
you
allow
enough
room
to lift this door.
Disc
tray
-
Make
sure
nothing blocks
this
CD/DVD
tray
as
it slides
open.
Display
window
-
Make
sure
you
can
see
this information while
using
your
system.
\
\
IR
emitter
-
Make
sure
nothing
impedes it
from
sending signals
to
other components
in
the
roem.
Placing the five cube speakers around your room
When you place your speakers according
to
the guidelines that follow, they provide
the
audio
atmosphere of a home theater. If you like, experiment with the placement and orientation
of
the speakers
to
produce the sound most pleasing
to
you.
Bose offers a variety
of
speaker mounting accessories, including stands and wall
brackets. For more infonnnation, or
to
purchase accessories, contact your local Bose
deaier
or
visit www.bose.com.
To
contact Bose directly, refer
to
the address list provided in
the carton.
A CAUTION: Choose a stable
and
level surface for each speaker. Vibration can cause speakers to
move, particularly on smooth surfaces like marble, glass,
or
highly polished wood.
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