Loudspeaker installation tip
The speakers will sound at their best if they are located with the ‘’tweeters’’ approximately
at your ear level (for example) when you are seated and listening to your music.
MySPEAKER loudspeakers can also be used as the front channels in a surround sound
home theatre system. Positioning the front loudspeakers within approximately 1 m of the
sides of your TV will create the best sound image in scale with the visual image on the
screen. The loudspeaker’s height should ideally be between the centre and top of the
screen. If MySPEAKER loudspeakers are to be used for reproducing the surround channels
in a multi-channel home-theatre system, we suggest you place them as illustrated in fig. 2
to 4 depending on the number of channels.
Connecting your loudspeakers
Please read the manual of your amplifier or AV-receiver carefully before connecting your
loudspeakers. The binding posts on the terminal accepts wire up to Ø 4mm or cables with
banana plugs. Make sure that positive terminal binding posts on the speaker (marked + and
colored red) are connected to the positive output terminal binding posts on the amplifier,
and that the negative terminals on the speaker (marked - and colored black) are connected
to the negative output terminal on the amplifier. See fig 5.
You are now ready to enjoy your MySPEAKER MICROMEGA loudspeakers !
Running-in period
We recommend a running-in time of approximately 15-20 hours at normal listening
levels before you decide on the final positioning of the loudspeakers and before the
MySPEAKER loudspeakers drive units will settle in and will sound at their best.
Care and cleaning
We do not recommend the use of any solvents or spirit based cleaners on any part of your
MySPEAKER loudspeakers. The cabinet surface usually only requires dusting or cleaning
with a damp soft cloth (only use cold clean water). The grille fabric may be cleaned with a
normal clothes brush or vacuumed carefully with the grille detached from the cabinet. Avoid
touching the drive units, especially the tweeter, as damage may result units.
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