Boston Acoustics 9500, 9000 manual Setting Up Your Home Theater System, Placement of Rubber Feet

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Placement of Rubber Feet

You may wish to apply the included self-adhesive rubber feet to the bottom of the center channel and satellite speakers. We recommend applying four feet to the center channel speaker to protect the TV’s finish and to prevent vibration (see below). Two, three or four feet may be used on each satellite, depending on your preference. Start by sticking one in each recess located at the two rear corners (see below). This will stabilize the speaker and angle it downward slightly. If you wish to remove this angle, either stick one more foot to the front center directly behind the center of the logo plate or stick a foot on either front corner, directly in-line with the rear feet (see below).

Satellites

Center Channel

Apply one foot to each rear corner

Add front feet to remove downward angle

Apply four self-adhesive rubber feet to the bottom of the Micro90c II

Align two front feet	or	Center one front foot
with the rear feet		under the logo plate

Setting Up Your Home Theater System

Volume Levels: To obtain the best home theater effect, match the sound levels of each speaker. Home theater systems include a test signal that simplifies this level matching. Refer to the instruc- tions provided with your surround-sound electronics.

Center Channel Mode: Generally, with all surround systems, including Dolby® Pro Logic® and Dolby® Digital, the center channel mode should be set to “NORMAL” or “SMALL.” This setting diverts low bass to the subwoofer and results in the greatest total system bass output. The “PHANTOM” setting, which presumes you do not have a center channel speaker, should not be used.

Surround Channel Mode: If your electronics have a surround channel mode, it should also be set to “NORMAL” or “SMALL.” This setting will divert any low bass in the surround channels to the subwoofer.

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