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Acclaim 7 series in-ceiling twist & tilt loudspeaker
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Speaker Placement in the Room
Bass frequencies are emphasized when ceiling speakers are placed close to a
wall. Avoid placing one speaker in a corner and another on a long flat surface.
The best acoustic performance will result if both speakers are placed in similar
positions and face a similar type of surface.
The ceiling surround speakers should be placed directly to the sides or
rear of the prime listening position, but be aimed toward the listener. This
configuration is also suitable for a TV/movie and music mixed use.
If the prime purpose of the surround system is to listen to music, the ceiling
speakers should be aimed at the prime listening position.
Acclaim In-ceiling speakers may be used for rear surround sound channels
by placing them just behind the viewers. Refer to the 5 channel placement
diagram.
Refer to the details at right for sample In-ceiling placement options.
Good placement for serious listening:
(1.8m-2.4m) apart, on the long wall of a rectangular room, centered on the
listening area.
Best placement for serious listening:
apart, on the short wall of a rectangular room, centered on the listening
area.
Good placement for background listening:
the sides of the main listening area. 6' to 8' (1.8m-2.4m) apart, centered on
the listening area.
Surround sound:
The multiple surround locations can all be made to work
as long as the speakers are properly directed. The ceiling speakers should
be directed so that the sound is aimed toward the listener.
Stereo pair In-ceiling. 6' to 8'
Stereo pair In-ceiling. 6' to 8' (1.8m-2.4m)
Stereo pair behind, above or to
Russound In-ceiling Loudspeaker Installation Manual
PrePArAtIon / SPeAker PlAcement
Good Placement
Serious Listening
Good Placement
Background Listening
Best Placement
Serious Listening
Home Theater
Surround Sound
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