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Placement
Placement
of
each unit
Tuner
(ST-K50)
Amplifier
(SU-G91)
Graphic equalizer
(SH-801 7)
Cassette deck
(RS-TR210
or
RS-TR311)
Compact
disc
changer
(SL-PD825)
Placement
of
speaker systems
The
illustration
below
is
an example when
enjoying
Dolby Pro-Logic
Surround-sound.
The listening position at which the
effect
is
the greatest
is
a
posi-
lion slightly
to
the
rear of
a
center
position of five-speaker systems.
However
the
position should
be
adlusted
to
your
personal
preference, because the
eflect
varies
to
some degree
depending
upon the type
ol
music and the music
source.
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Front
speaker
(Risht)
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Even if
the amplifier to
be used has an
output power rating
lo*er
than
that
ol
the
speaker syslem,
the
amplifier
ou$rt
may
become distorted.
This
"clipping"
distortion
creates
an
ex-
cessive input level which can damage the speaker
slts{em. This
type ol distortion
also
occurs,
if
the
input signal to the
amplifier
is
too
large (For example, when excessive equalizatiqr is
used.).
.
Keep
the speakers
away
from sources
of heat, high humidity and
direct
sunlight.
The sound reproduced by a speaker is easily influenced by
such
lactors
as room acoustics and the system's location
in
the
room
Before
finally
deciding where
the
speakers
are
to
be
placed,
please read the
lollowing
information carelully.
oThe
bass sound
will
be increased if
lhe
speakers are placed
on
the floor or
close
to
a wall due
to the
reflection of
sound.
It
is
therefore
possible to adjust the bass sound to some extent by
adjusting the speaker's distance
from
the wall and/or
floor.
.
Undesirable resonance
or
sound reflection
will
occur
i,
the
speakers
face
a
hard
wall
or
window. Curtains
or
similar
materials
can
be used
to
prevent these reflections.
.To
prevent
possible acoustic feedback
the
speaker
system
should be kept
away
from the turntable.
Feedback (howling) can
result from vibrations from the
speakers.
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