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AEGIS centre manual

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Congratulations on choosing the Acoustic

Energy AEGIS CENTRE — a powerful two-way

centre channel dialogue loudspeaker which

features metal diaphragm technology and is

capable of outstanding performance.

Please take a few moments to read this

manual. The advice it contains will enable you

to get the very best performance out of your

Acoustic Energy loudspeakers.

The AEGIS CENTRE utilises metal cone mid-bass drive

unit technology, proven in the AE Reference series. The

rigid anodised alloy cone ensures pure piston action and

also acts as a heat sink for the bonded voice coil. These

features provide exceptional clarity, transparency

dynamics and power handling.

The tweeter — or treble driver — is a high-quality silk

fabric dome unit integrating smoothly with the rest of

the system.

The Acoustic Energy AEGIS CENTRE loudspeaker uses

quality OFC internal wiring which enhances detail and

transparency. For exceptional results use AE UPOCC

speaker cable which is available from AE dealers and

distributors.

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Introduction

Position the AEGIS CENTRE either immediately above

or below the television screen, whichever places the

speaker nearest ear level when listening. Line the front

of the speaker approximately in line with the plane of

the screen.

Fix the four self-adhesive foam-rubber feet to the base

of the speaker to protect both the surface on which the

speaker stands and the underside of the speaker. The

feet also absorb vibration, which is especially important

if placing the speaker directly onto a thin television

cabinet. if placement is on top of the television, be

aware that the ﬂat surface depth may be limited, so

ensure the feet are placed accordingly.

When ﬁne tuning, adjust the levels of the left, centre

and right speakers to give a balanced sound as images

pan across the screen.

Positioning