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Snell E.5mk2 - Speaker Placement Guidelines; E.5 mk2 Tower Placement; Placement Switch Settings; Treble Level Adjustment

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E.5mk2 Tower
The E.5mk2 Tower is designed for either freestand-
ing or boundary placement.
Freestanding placement refers to a situation in
which the E.5mk2 Tower has at least a 12-inch
(30cm) clearance on all four sides.
Away from large furniture
Not close to walls
Boundary placement refers to a situation in which
the E.5mk2 Tower is bounded on at least one side
by a large object:
Placed beside a TV
Placed beside a bookshelf or an audio/video
Placed next to a wall
Setting the Carpet Spikes
Four steel spikes (#5/16-18 thread) are included
with the E.5mk2. Use them when placing the
E.5mk2 on the carpet to balance the speaker.
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HOW TO PLACE YOUR SPEAKER SYSTEMS
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Freestanding Boundary
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Setting the Placement Switch
(far left switch)
Freestanding placement:
Set the Placement Switch to NORMAL.
Boundary placement:
Set the Placement Switch to BOUNDARY.
Asymmetrical placement:
Based on your room layout
,
you might find that
one speaker performs best in the BOUNDARY
setting, and the other in the NORMAL setting.
Setting the Treble Level (mid-switch)
The Treble Level Control contours the ”bright-
ness“ of the E.5mk2 Tower.
Turn the Treble Control to + to increase the
high-frequency output in situations in
which the E.5mk2 sounds dull.
Turn the Treble Control to - when the
E.5mk2 is overly bright especially in
highly reflective rooms.
Setting the Rear-Firing Tweeter (far right)
The rear-firing tweeter adds spaciousness and
ambiance to the soundstage, and is particularly
effective when the E.5mk2 is placed at least 12
inches (30cm) from a back wall.
Turn the rear-firing tweeter OFF when:
The E.5mk2 is placed directly against a back
wall.
The soundstage sounds too bright for your
taste.

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