Audio Physic REFERENCE On-Wall Owner's Manual page 13

Operation Modes and Combinations
REFERENCE On-Wall as 2.0 or 2.1 Stereo System for a Hi-Fi System or for TV
The REFERENCE On-Wall speakers assume the function of stereo loudspeakers. If the speakers are primarily
used to play back television sound, wherever possible the TV should be positioned between the
loudspeakers, in order to ensure that the visual and acoustical experience are in sync.
The REFERENCE On-Wall units are full-fledged loudspeakers that offer a broad frequency spectrum.
Depending upon demands, it may be worth expanding the speakers by one subwoofer such as the AUDIO
PHYSIC LUNA to a 2.1 stereo set. This offers advantages at low frequencies, in neutrality and audio fidelity.
REFERENCE On-Wall Loudspeaker in a Virtual Surround Application
Virtual surround is becoming more and more popular. The receiver handles the task of digitally processing the
individual sound channels, enabling a surround experience with two or three loudspeakers. In applications
such as these, a TV or LCD projector with a viewing screen are generally the centrepiece of the system. That is
why here as well, the REFERENCE On-Wall loudspeakers should also be mounted on the wall on either side of
the TV or viewing screen. Depending on the quality requirements and design of the surround receiver, a so-
called 3.0 configuration with centre speaker (or 3.1 configuration with centre and subwoofer) is an especially
attractive option Tonally and visually, the AUDIO PHYSIC HHC III Centre fits perfectly into the ensemble.
Virtual Surround 2.0
Two REFERENCE On-
Wall units are
controlled by a receiver
with virtual surround
function.
Traditional Stereo
Application
Two REFERENCE On-
Wall units play back the
right and left sound
channel and are
controlled either by a
hi-fi system or a
television.
2.1 Stereo Application
The REFERENCE On-Wall
units are supplemented
by the LUNA
subwoofer and run via
hi-fi system or TV
(depending upon
features).
Virtual Surround 3.0
Two REFERENCE On-Wall
units are supplemented by
the HHC III CENTER and
controlled by a receiver with
virtual surround function.
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