RCA PRO-LS100 manual Attaching the Anti-SlipPads, Connecting the Speaker to an Amplifier/Receiver

Main Front Speakers

Main front speakers are critical for home theater sound. They provide sound for the action that takes place off screen, as well as sounds that move from left to right or right to left. Place them at least 2 feet away from the TV, with the centers of their grilles as close as possible to the listener’s ear level.

Rear Channel Surround Speakers

Rear channel surround speakers produce subtle sounds that help create special effects, convey a sense of movement, and give viewers the sensation that they are “inside” a movie.

The ideal position for rear channel surround speakers is behind the listening area and at ear level.

Attaching the

Anti-Slip Pads

Push out each precut circle from the rubber square and remove the adhesive backing. Then attach one pad at each corner on the bottom of the speaker.

Connecting the Speaker to an Amplifier/Receiver

Cautions:

•Do not exceed the speaker system’s maximum power rating (see “Specifications” on page 4).

•To avoid damage to the speaker system or amplifier/receiver, turn off the amplifier/receiver before making the connections.

Use 18-gauge speaker wire or lamp cord for distances up to 50 feet. For greater distances, use 16-gauge wire. Your local RadioShack store has a wide selection of speaker wire.

We recommend you use color-coded or marked wire to help you correctly connect the wire. Color-coded wires have a stripe running down one side of the conductors. Marked wires have ridges along one side of the conductors.

1.With the speaker in its approximate location, measure the distance to the amplifier and route the wire from the speaker to the amplifier.

2.Separate the wire conductors for a length of about 2 inches, then remove about 1/2 inch of insulation from the wire’s ends using a wire stripper.

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