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- Page 1 The Outlaw LCR Left/Center/Right Channel Loudspeakers available in Black and Cherry Owner’s Manual Version 1.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Ferro fluid cooling and a full video shield and bucking magnet to virtually eliminate any stray magnetic forces. The contents of this manual are Copyright © 2007 by Outlaw Audio, LLC, and may not be 2 long throw 5-1/4" Seas woofers for deep, controlled bass extension. -
Page 3: Unpacking
After unpacking the LCR please confirm that the following accessories have been included. 1 Black Metal Grill (pre-installed) Owner’s Manual If any of the above is missing from your shipment, please contact Outlaw Audio immediately at 866-OUTLAWS. The LCR Controls and Connections Boundary Switch... -
Page 4: Speaker Connection Precautions
Speaker Connection Precautions Option 1: Connecting to a system with a standard single When using one of the following options to wire your Outlaw LCR Loudspeakers speaker wire. to your amplifier/receiver, please be sure that you take the following precautions before and after making the connections. -
Page 5: Option 2: Connecting To A System In A Bi-Wire Scheme
2 and 3 are unnecessary. strip the binding post and prevent a solid connection. Loosen your receiver or amplifier’s corresponding binding posts. 1. Repeat steps 9-11 for the low frequency binding posts. Option : Bi-Wired Connection Left Speaker Center Speaker Right Speaker Boundary Con g High Comp Freq Jumpers Jumpers +2dB -2dB -4dB -2dB removed removed LEFT RIGHT Receiver/Amplifier The Outlaw LCR Channel Loudspeakers... -
Page 6: Option 3: Connecting To A System In A Bi-Amplify Scheme
10. Connect your “high frequency” amplifier to the high frequency binding wire from the “A” terminals. Separate amplifier channels are required to posts on your Outlaw LCR by inserting the appropriate polarity wires receive the benefits of bi-amplification. through the postholes on the binding post. 11. Carefully tighten the binding posts until snug. Over tightening will Turn off all system components and unplug the receiver/pre-amp strip the binding post and prevent a solid connection. and amplifiers. 1. Repeat steps 10-11 for the low frequency portion of your Outlaw Connect a Y-adapter to the corresponding pre-amp output on your processor. LCR. Option 3: Bi-Amplified Connection Left Speaker Right Speaker Jumpers Boundary... -
Page 7: Notes On Speaker Placement
Center/Main (L/R) Configuration Switch section. When the Outlaw LCR is no closer than 24 inches to any wall; the Boundary switch should be set to “0”. If the Outlaw LCR is with 24” of a single wall, set Center Channel Mode (Horizontal Placement) the Boundary switch to “-2dB”. -
Page 8: Center/Main (L/R) Configuration Switch
+2dB horizontal-oriented center channel, place the Center/ The Outlaw LCR has been designed to work in a variety of listening environ- Main Configuration Switch in the “Center” position. -2dB ments. In many cases, ideal speaker height is not possible, so we’ve included a... -
Page 9: External System Adjustments
LFM series subs. Placement of the subwoofer will depend on room acoustics, so you’ll The Outlaw LCRs have fairly good low frequency output. As a standalone speaker want to consult with your subwoofer manufacturer for tips on getting the they will provide a neutral “true-to-source”... -
Page 10: Specifications
0dB, -2dB, -4dB starting at 400Hz where it SWITCH plateaus at 250Hz and remains flat to resonance HIGH FREqUENCY SWITCH +2dB, 0dB, -2dB starting at 4kHz and peaking at 20kHz DIMENSIONS (HxDxW) 19" x 8-7/8" (w/ grille) x 7-1/4" WEIGHT 20 lbs Outlaw Audio... -
Page 11: The Outlaw Audio 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee
Owner’s Manual In the event that you wish to return your Outlaw speaker back to us, for • Damage from the performance of repairs by someone not authorized any reason, please call to arrange for a Return Authorization Number. - Page 12 O u t l a w A u d i o...
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