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If this happens, turn off your TV for 15
minutes and move the speaker back
about 1 inch from the front of the TV.
Turn on the TV and recheck. If interfer-
ence still occurs, move the center
channel speaker back further until the
interference disappears.
Use the four supplied anti-slip pads as
follows:
When installing the speaker above
the TV set,
place the thicker pads to-
ward the back of the speaker and the
thinner pads toward the front of the
speaker.
When installing the speaker below
the TV set,
place the thinner pads to-
ward the back of the speaker and the
thicker pads toward the front of the
speaker.
Main Front Speakers
The main front speakers are critical for
home theater sound. They provide
sound for the action that takes place off
screen, as well as sounds that move
from left to right or right to left. Place
them at least 2 feet away from the TV,
with the centers of their grilles as close
as possible to the listener’s ear level.
Rear Channel Surround
Speakers
Rear channel surround speakers pro-
duce subtle sounds that help create
special effects, convey a sense of
movement, and give viewers the sen-
sation that they’re “inside” a movie.
The ideal position for your rear channel
surround speakers is behind the listen-
ing area and at ear level.
You can place your surround speakers
on a shelf, or mount them on a wall us-
ing two #8 1
1
/
2
-inch round-head wood
screws (not included).
Follow these steps to mount each sur-
round speaker on a wall.
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