Instruction Manual

with the appropriate numbered line on the tweeter mounting bracket.
6. Retighten the socket head cap screws until snug.
Note: Be careful when loosening or tightening the screws that you do not damage the
painted finish.
Ceiling or Other Custom Location
Because of the large number of unique combinations for your location, we are unable
to provide the exact alignment setting for you. If you have followed the instructions closely
up to this point, you will be able to set the PDC by experiment. This is done as follows:
• Unhook all the speakers except the Center channel.
• Using a 3/16” Allen wrench, loosen the 1/4-20 socket head bolts that hold
the tweeter in place.
• Play a sound track that has a female vocal.
• Sit in your listening location and have someone slowly slide the tweeter
forward and backwards. Listen for the location that the female vocal is
free from any chest or nasal sound. The vocals will be clean and clear, free
from any veiling of the sound. This is the correct alignment position.
• Lock down the tweeter in this position.
Section 4.9—Connecting Speaker to Amplifier
RESISTOR ACCESS
MAIN IN BINDING POSTS
FI GU RE 18 – CE NT ER CH ANNEL CABL E CON NE CTION AND RESIS TO R ACC ESS
MAIN IN BINDING POSTS
FI GU RE 17 – SE TT ING T HE PDC
TWEETER SLIDES BACK AND FORTH
1/4-20 SOCKET
HEAD CAP SCREW
HEAD CAP SCREW
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Wilson Audio Specialties
Wilson Audio Specialties