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BALANCING LEVELS
Surround processors have a
Some processors can be programmed for use with a big or small center speaker. With the
processor should be bandpass limited to
To achieve the correct balance, the
Once the speaker levels have been balanced, they should not need to be altered unless the system compo- nents are changed, the speakers are repositioned or the listening area is moved.
To avoid the possibility of a false reading, always turn off the
Do not change the setting of the Proximity Compensation Switch when the
PROXIMITY COMPENSATION
The
1.Using good, clear dialog as a source, listen to your system with the
AMPLIFICATION
To maintain the seamless integration of the
SERVICE
Should your
1.Verify that the problem is in the speaker by substitut- ing a speaker that is known to be working in place of the
2.Contact Vandersteen Audio, describe the problem
2.If you cannot hear a difference between the two set- tings or you cannot decide which setting is better, leave the switch on. In our opinion, the
3.Once the switch has been set, it needs no further at- tention unless the system is moved into a different environment
needed, you can bridge a good sounding, lower powered stereo amplifier into mono. To prevent system damage from power line fluctuations or other unpredictable phe- nomena, all the amplifiers in an audio/video system should be turned off when the system is not being used. Preamplifiers and CD players however, should be left on due to their lengthy
and the steps you have taken to isolate the problem to the
3.Return the damaged or defective
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