If you have any questions about your speaker system, please contact your M&K dealer or call the M&K factory directly at (310) 204-2854, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific Time, Monday through Friday. We will be happy to help you with any question, no matter how simple or complex it may be.
Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 and connect the Negative (-) lead from your amplifier or receiver to the BLACK (-) INPUT terminal. See Figure 1. 4. CABINET ALIGNMENT TUNING PLUG (BOOKSHELF-75 ONLY) On the front baffle of the Bookshelf-75 speaker is a large (2" diameter) plug that can be easily removed or inserted. DO NOT THROW THIS PLUG AWAY.
Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 You will note that the tweeter in your LCR-55MkII and Center-55MkII speakers is mounted at a slight angle (4.7 degrees). This mounting is an integral part of the High-Frequency Prism System. When the speakers are mounted properly, the tweeter will be angled away from the listening position. That means that the surround channel speakers should be mounted with the tweeter angled towards the back wall of the room (when the speakers are mounted on the side walls), and with the tweeter angled toward the closest side wall (when the speakers are mounted on the back wall of the room).
Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 SEPARATION BETWEEN LEFT & RIGHT SPEAKERS LEFT SPEAKER On Figure 2, the length of line A - B should be about the same as the length of line X - Y. (They may not seem to be the same in this diagram due to an optical illusion). Try to follow the formula as close as you can.
Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 The Center channel speaker in a Pro-Logic or AC-3 system is the most important speaker in the system. This speaker often produces more output than the left and right speakers combined. This speaker should be of the highest possible quality, and as similar as possible in response and radiation pattern to the left and right speakers.
Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 should not call attention to themselves and should not be audible as separate sources of sound. If the surrounds must be located close to the listeners, aiming them at the room walls or even the ceiling can help to reduce any directional effect.
Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 9. SPEAKER DAMAGE & HOW TO AVOID IT An important factor to consider with any loudspeaker system is the potential for speaker damage. Even though your M&K Speakers have extremely high power handling ability (especially for Main speakers), they still can be damaged by relatively low powered amplifiers.
Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 11. M&K 5.1 MULTICHANNEL & PRO-LOGIC SYSTEM SETUP GUIDE The 5 Most Important Items In System Setup: 1. Find the best location for the subwoofer for maximum output and flattest response (usually the corner closest to the listening position) 2.
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Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 who sits in the main listening position keeps their eyes closed! Make sure that you aim the left and right speakers in both the horizontal and vertical planes. Horizontal toe-in is important for the best possible imaging. If you have a Dolby Digital AC-3 5.1 channel processor/receiver, follow these instructions. If you have a Pro-Logic processor/receiver, go to item 7 below.
Bookshelf-75/LCR-55MkII/Center-55MkII/LCR-45 Bookshelf-75/Center-75/LCR-75/LCR-55 something does no sound right, recheck your connections and settings. Re-measure, re-check, re-align. 12. Switch the processor/receiver to each input that you will use. Check your settings for each input and each mode. Some processor/receivers require that you enter settings separately for each mode and/or input. 13.
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