Polk Audio RMSERIES RM7500 instruction manual Speaker Placement Figure

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SPEAKER PLACEMENT (Figure 1)

CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER

Place the center channel speaker as close to your TV as possible. The most popular placement for center channel speaker is right on top of your TV set. The unique slen- der design of the RM7500 center channel speaker makes it easy to mount on the wall directly above your TV, especially if you have a slim line or flat screen.

FRONT SATELLITES

The front satellite and center channel speak- ers of the RM7500 system are specifically designed to complement flat screen and inset display televisions by mounting unobtrusively on the wall flanking the TV. The innovative design and integrated brackets of the RM7500 satellites makes them easy to mount. They also sound great on stands, bookshelves, or in entertainment centers. It’s a good idea to place the front satellites about as far apart as the distance you are sitting from them. Avoid placing them less than two feet from the side walls of the room. When mounting the speakers on stands or on a shelf, place them at or near your ear level.

SURROUND SPEAKERS

The best placement for surround channel speakers is on the side walls, facing each other, a foot or two behind your listening position. If this placement is not possible, the speakers may be placed on a rear wall. In either case, mount the speakers two to four feet above your head (when seated).

Note: To avoid marring the finish of your television, A/V furniture or speakers, use the “bump-ons” (adhesive rubber feet) that are packaged with this manual.

FIGURE 1

 

 

SUBWOOFER

 

CENTER CHANNEL

 

LEFT

 

RIGHT

CHANNEL

 

CHANNEL

 

Y

 

X

X=Y=Z

Z

REAR SPEAKERS

 

REAR SPEAKERS

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