Gale 30 Series Instrukcja obsługi - Strona 10

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Loudspeakers are significantly affected by both location within a room

and the surroundings. It is only possible therefore to offer general

advice. Please use this as a basis for experimentation. What sounds

right to you is right. Listen in particular for the depth and stability of

stereo images and the precision of bass lines and seamless integration

of the sound. If your amplifier is fitted with tone controls bypass them

or set them flat before adjusting the position of the speaker in the

room.

Firstly, follow the recommendations for stand height for stand

mounting loudspeakers. Floor standing models will get the tweeter up

to the right height by their design. The tweeter should be in your sight

line.

Ideally position the speakers in a triangular pattern with the listening

position at the apex. Beware, if the speakers are placed too far apart

in larger rooms this can create a 'hole in the middle' effect.

AP12309/1 Gale 30 Series Owners' Manual (page 10)

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Positioning your Hi-Fi Loudspeakers

If possible, keep the speakers away from room corners and away from

side walls. The closer a speaker is to a wall the more bass it will reflect

back at the listener, twice as much again in a corner. Close to wall

positioning is recommended but the correct sound balance may be

found by moving the speakers out into the room.

Angling the speaker cabinets inwards can help firm up the stereo

image if the speakers are some distance apart. Imagine lines drawn

out from the speakers, and angle them so the lines would cross a

couple of feet in front of the listening position.

Using speakers too close to fabric, soft furnishings or drapes can

muffle the sound and degrade the stereo image.

placement too close to reflective surfaces may create a harsher

balance.

EXPERIMENT !!

REMEMBER - IF IT SOUNDS RIGHT TO YOU, IT IS RIGHT !!

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