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TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
TWEETER-LEVEL
CONTROL
This speaker system is equipped with a
tweeter-level switch. The normal setting for
this switch is the “0dB” position, which pro-
vides an apparently “flat” response. Tweeter
output may be increased according to the
user’s preference, or to compensate for off-
axis placement (where the speaker does not
directly face the listening position), by set-
ting the switch to the “+3dB” position.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
ROTATING TWEETER
The Reference 6032i/cf includes a rotating,
angled tweeter mount, which is designed
to allow the tweeter to be aimed toward
the listening position. Since the tweeter’s
output becomes directional at extremely
high frequencies, aiming the tweeter toward
the listening position will improve high-
frequency response and stereo imaging.
Before securing the grille,
grasp the tweeter
housing around the edge and rotate the
tweeter assembly so that the tweeter faces
the listener as directly as possible. Then the
grille may be permanently secured.
