Regent Sheffield HT- 5OO manual Subwoofer

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SPEAKER POSITIONING INFORMATION

SATELLITE SPEAKERS

The center speaker, as well as the other 4 satellites, can be positioned either vertically or horizontally.

The left front, right front, and center speakers should be placed at roughly the same height. The center speaker reproduces most of the dialog spoken by the actors on the TV screen, therefore it should be placed either directly above or below the center of the TV set. Once you position the center speaker, try to position the left front and right front speakers at the same height. It is not recommended to place any of the satellite speakers on the floor. Many people prefer to place the center speaker horizontally above the TV set.

The left rear and right rear speakers can be placed in line with your listening position or behind your listening position. Ideally they should be placed slightly above your ear level when you are seated in your normal listening position.

We have provided 2-way keyhole openings on the backs of all the satellite speakers that allow the satellite speakers to be wall mounted in either a vertical or horizontal position.

The subwoofer will provide the most dramatic bass effects (low frequency sounds) when it is placed on the floor. Do not place the subwoofer on a stand or table. The subwoofer should be placed in the front of the room so that it is facing toward your listening position. It can be placed on either side of the TV or even in the corner of the room, as far away as the cable will allow. The bass sounds from the subwoofer are non-directional. You will not really be able to tell where the bass is coming from.

LONG ROOMS - In case your room is unusually long, you may buy speaker wires from your dealer for adding wire length to your speakers. Be careful not to allow the plus + minus - wires to touch each other. Use electrical tape or plastic connectors to insulate the wires.

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