Operation Manual

3 Connect to the center channel a third REL using ONLY the HIGH-LEVEL connecon. This may be easily

accomplished by connecng directly to the connecon terminals on the rear of the center channel

speaker. To do so, rst twist the red and yellow leads together and connect to the posive terminal, then

connect the remaining black lead to the negave (black) terminal on the rear of the speaker. The purpose

of the third “center” REL is to ensure the center channel can keep up with the scale, weight and dynamics

the main system now has. Locaon should be anywhere from the opposite corner of the front wall to

somewhere in the middle of the front wall, listen for best integraon with the center channel speaker.

Some people prefer to use the REL as an actual pediment or stand for their center channel, the choice

is yours. Again, this unit need NOT be an exact duplicate of the primary REL but should be chosen for its

acousc ability to mate seamlessly with your center channel.

First, carefully set-up and dial in the primary REL, then move to the rear REL and balance this against the main

REL. Care must be taken to ensure phase is idencal on both RELs as accidentally reversing phase of one

relave to the other will result in a dramac reducon in bass output. Finally, carefully dial in the performance

of the center channel sub. Hint: To make this easier, once the primary REL has been dialed in, unplug it using

the Speakon connecon from the system and dial in the rear, followed by the center channel REL.

Genuine scklers for perfecon nd it easiest to tune in secons. For example, connect ONLY the L/R mains

and the primary REL. Next, tune ONLY the rear surrounds and the rear REL. Finally, listen to and tune ONLY

the center channel with the center REL. When you have accomplished this task, plug all three units in and

re-check your gain sengs as the cumulave eect of hooking all three up will usually result in, temporarily,

excessive output. Work carefully and methodically to reduce the sengs on primary, then rear, and nally

center channel RELs and in a few minutes balance should be restored. However, the net result of all your

tuning will be a sound that uerly immerses the theater owner in a rich natural wash of bass that suuses the

room eortlessly, rather than what is oen experienced as too loud a bass balance pushing uncomfortably

at the listener.