MartinLogan Center Channel speaker user manual Mounting the Theater On a Wall

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4.Using a level, vertically measure down from point B 41/16 inches (10.3 cm) and mark this point (point E, see figure 9).

5.If point E is on, or horizontally within 21/2 inches

(6.3 cm) of a stud:

Using a level, mark a point (point F, see figure 9) hori- zontal to Point E on the stud that is within 21/2 inches (6.3 cm) of point E. Next, pre-drill a hole at point F with a 1/8 inch (3mm) size drill bit.

If point E is not within 21/2 inches (5 cm) of a stud: Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, drive a wall anchor into the wall at point E (see figure 5, step 1).

6.With the Theater mount sitting on a flat surface, loosen the knobs on the stand arm and pivot the Theater on the stand so that the front of the speaker is facing up. Re-tighten the knobs. With the help of a second person, lift the speaker up, and rotate it (mount and all) so that the mount is parallel to the wall. Hang the Theater on the Z-brackets and position the speaker so that point E (or F) lines up with the long hole in the stand, above the cut- out MartinLogan zig logo. The second person should continue to support the speaker once it is in place. At this point the Theater and mount can be carefully slid to the left or right to fine tune its position.

7.For this step you may need to loosen the knobs on the stand arm, pivot the speaker enough that you can access the lower center point, and re-tighten the knobs.

If point E is on, or horizontally within 21/2 inches

(6.3 cm) of a stud:

Using a 7/16 inch (11 mm) socket, sink a lag bolt and a washer into point F, making sure that the bolt engages the stud (see figure 6).

If point E is not within 21/2 inches (6.3 cm) of a stud: Using a short handled Phillips screwdriver or electric drill, sink a 21/8 inch (5.4 cm) sheet metal Phillips head screw and washer into the wall anchor at point E (see fig- ure 5 and "About the Wall Anchors" on page 8).

8.Securely tighten all of the lag bolts and screws. The second person may now release the Theater.

9.To direct the speaker to the desired listening position, support the Theater with one hand, slightly loosen the knobs on either side of the stand arm, and rotate the Theater to its desired listening position. Securely re-tighten both knob.

Figure 9. Measurements and point locations required to mount the Theater. Please note, to simplify this illustration, the stand is shown without the Theater attached. When mounting the Theater, the stand should not be removed.

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Contents E a T E RTM Contents Installation in Brief Introduction Operation AC Power ConnectionSignal Connection Break-InInstallation Options InstallationUsing the Adjustable Mount Rubber Bumper FeetInstalling the Stand Stand Removal and InstallationRemoving the Stand About the Wall Anchors Mounting the Theater on a WallMounting the Theater Using the wall anchors for points C and D. Side view Mounting the Theater On a Wall Dispersion Interactions Controlled Horizontal DispersionThree Major Types of Dispersion Home Theater SubwooferElectrostatic Advantages Martinlogan Exclusives Curvilinear Line Source ClstmElectrostatic Loudspeaker History Electrostatic Loudspeaker HistoryElectrostatic Loudspeaker History Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked QuestionsFrequently Asked Questions Troubleshooting Warranty and Registration SpecificationsGeneral Information Glossary of Audio Terms Glossary of Audio TermsGlossary of Audio Terms MartinLogan, All rights reserved Rev. #071300

Center Channel speaker specifications

The MartinLogan Center Channel speaker is a sophisticated audio component designed to deliver a superior listening experience, particularly in home theater setups. Known for its exceptional clarity, dynamic range, and immersive soundstage, this speaker exemplifies high-end audio engineering.

One of the key features of the MartinLogan Center Channel speaker is its use of electrostatic technology. This innovative design employs a thin, lightweight diaphragm suspended between two conductive panels. This allows for superior transient response and reduced distortion, delivering audio that is both clear and detailed. The electrostatic driver provides a unique sound reproduction that immerses the listener in a rich auditory experience, making dialogues crisp and precise.

In addition to its electrostatic driver, the MartinLogan Center Channel speaker typically includes advanced woofers that complement the high-frequency performance. These woofers are engineered to handle lower frequencies effectively, ensuring a balanced sound profile. The integration of these technologies results in a seamless blend of highs and lows, allowing for a full-spectrum audio experience.

The speaker also features a precision-engineered cabinet designed to minimize resonance and reduce colorations. This construction ensures that the sound produced is true to the original recording, preserving the nuances of music and film soundtracks. The cabinet is usually finished to high standards, making it a visually appealing addition to any home theater setup.

Another important characteristic of the MartinLogan Center Channel speaker is its adjustable crossover settings. This allows users to tailor the speaker's performance to fit their specific room acoustics and personal preferences. By fine-tuning the crossover frequency, enthusiasts can achieve an optimal balance across their entire audio system.

Moreover, the speaker is designed with versatility in mind. Its sleek and aesthetically pleasing design allows it to blend seamlessly with modern home decor, while its robust build quality ensures longevity. Whether used in a dedicated home theater, a living room, or a music listening space, the MartinLogan Center Channel speaker delivers an exceptional audio experience that truly elevates the enjoyment of film and music. With its commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and performance, the MartinLogan Center Channel speaker stands as a premier choice for serious audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike.
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