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SPEAKER ADJUSTMENTS
Your Inwall LCR Speaker comes with the tweeter facing straight
out from the baffle. This will result in the overall smoothest
response. However, depending on your particular primary area,
room acoustics, ceiling height, or personal preference, you may
find the sound more pleasing by pointing the tweeters in a
particular direction. If additional treble is desired in the primary
listening area, point the tweeter towards that area. Push gently
at the edge of the tweeter to point it in the desired direction. (See
Diagram 5)
CAUTION: Avoid touching the metal dome tweeter, as damage
may occcur.
For home theater use, we recommend the following tips:
• If the Inwall LCR Speaker is being used as a main front channel,
the tweeter should be angled towards the listener.
• If the Inwall LCR Speaker is being used for a rear surround
channel, you may wish to pivot the tweeter away from the
listener to achieve a more diffused sound.
Diagram 5:
PAINTING THE GRILLE
We recommend painting your grille prior to installation. If you
decide to paint it in the future, it's best to remove the grille by
simply detaching it from the speaker. Do not paint the grille while
it's installed on the speaker.
Before painting, be sure to remove the cloth material from
beneath the grille. Once painted, place the cloth back to its
position beneath the grille.
Push Tweeter Here
Tweeter
Tweeter Adjustment:
The switch labeled TREBLE allows for ±3dB of treble adjustment.
Your speakers were shipped with the treble switch in the middle
position, providing the most linear frequency response. If you
desire more treble, move the switch to the "+" position, and the
tweeter will play 3dB higher. If you desire less treble, move the
switch to the "–" position, and the tweeter will play 3dB lower. To
return to the neutral setting, push the switch back to the middle
position. (See Diagram 6)
Woofer Adjustment:
The switch labeled BASS allows for ±3dB of bass adjustment. Your
speakers were shipped with the bass set to the middle position.
This setting provides the flattest bass frequency response. If you
desire more bass, push the switch to the "+" position and the bass
will play 3dB higher. If you desire less bass, push the switch to
the "–" position and the bass will play 3dB lower. To return to the
neutral setting, push the switch back to the middle position. (See
Diagram 6)
Bass Adjustment Switch
Diagram 6:
Adjustment Switches
When painting, be careful not to clog the holes of the grille.
The sound of the speaker will be dramatically reduced if the perfo-
rations in the grille are covered in paint.
Proficient recommends only light spray painting using five parts
thinning agent to one part paint.
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Treble Adjustment Switch
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