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Ceiling Speaker Installation Manual

Figure 1

Speaker placement

The speaker layout is showing ceiling LCR speakers for front left, center

and right channels, and standard ceiling speakers for left and right surround

channels. Note that the ceiling LCR speakers should be aimed at the

listening position. The further you spread the front left and right speakers

apart, the more spacious (but less focused) the sound will be.

Listening Area

Ceiling speakers (IC62, IC64, IC66, IC82, IC86)

Standard Adept Audio ceiling speakers can go practically anywhere in almost any ceiling, provided the existing

infrastructure (vents, ducts, electrical, joists, pipes, etc.) does not interfere with the speaker placement. If you're running

them in mono, simply position them at a distance that provides adequate coverage of the space, typically with the

speakers 10-20 feet apart. If you're running them in stereo, you may wish to install pairs of speakers with each speaker in

the pair equidistant from where people will most likely sit, and the speakers spaced about 10 feet apart.

Dual-tweeter ceiling speaker (IC62TT)

Because a dual-tweeter ceiling speaker can reproduce the left and right channels of a stereo audio signal, you can place

it anywhere that's convenient. As with standard ceiling speakers run in mono, place multiple dual-tweeter speakers about

10-20 feet apart.

LCR ceiling speakers (ICLCR62, ICLCR66, ICLCR86)

LCR ceiling speakers need to be positioned above and near the tv screen, typically a foot or two from the wall where

the screen is mounted. Place the center speaker as near to the middle of the screen as possible, and place the left and

right front speakers roughly near the edges of the screen, and at the same distance from the edge. The speakers must

be turned in their mounting holes so they are aimed at the place where listeners are most likely to sit. In a 5.1 or 7.1

surround sound system, you can use standard ceiling speakers or LCR ceiling speakers for the surround channels, but if

you use LCR speakers for the surrounds, be sure to aim than at the place where listeners are most likely to sit.