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Instructions for unpacking woofer crates, removing towers and cables.
Instructions for unpacking midrange tweeter crates, focusing on bottom screws.
Guidance on positioning midrange tweeter panels one-third into the room.
Measure tweeter distance and ensure they are on the inside edge for optimal placement.
Discusses optimal placement of woofer towers relative to tweeter panels.
Details how to connect woofer towers using provided cables and Neutrik connectors.
Connects woofer amplifier input to preamplifier output, choosing balanced or unbalanced.
Explains the two modes of operation for the remote control and how to activate them.
Details memorizing and recalling settings using the remote's memory buttons.
Guides initial adjustments for phase, low pass filter, and volume.
Connects midrange tweeter sections to the power amplifier using speaker cables.
Describes rear panel controls for rear tweeter volume and midrange adjustment.
Adjusts subwoofer volume to achieve a natural blend with vocal and music accompaniment.
Troubleshooting vocal size, height, depth, and focus using placement and adjustments.
Adjusting speaker distance for proper center image and soundstage width.
Addresses thin sound by adjusting woofer volume or low pass filter for mid-bass.
Uses music to set woofer volume for a natural and powerful bass sound.
Fine-tunes mid-bass by adjusting low pass filter or midrange panel spacing.
Controls low bass level by adjusting subwoofer volume for too much or too little.
Reduces room resonance by adjusting woofer tower placement relative to the rear wall.
Adjusts woofer phase angle in increments to affect imaging and soundstage.
Emphasizes iterative adjustments and listening for optimal soundstage and focus.
Emphasizes making one adjustment at a time to properly identify its effect.
Discusses speaker spacing for soundstage, focus, and midrange coupling for mid-bass.
Achieving wall-to-wall soundstage, pinpoint focus, and front-to-back depth.
Moving speakers from the rear wall to improve depth and spaciousness.
Addresses lack of deep bass by adjusting woofer volume or placement.
Discusses treatment of the rear wall for dipole speakers, preferring reflective surfaces.
Minimizing undesirable side wall reflections using damping or diffusers.
Advocates patience and iterative listening for fine-tuning audio system performance.
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