Jamo PACK S17 HCS Bedienungsanleitung Seite 5

ROOM PLACEMENT
Left and Right Main Channel Speakers - For optimum performance, Jamo
suggests placing your speakers 6 to 15 feet (1.8 m to 4.6 m) apart and at
least 24'' from the walls. They may also be toed-in slightly for better stereo
imaging. The listening position should be about 1 to 1.5 times the distance
separating the speakers. Refer to Figures 1 and 3 for connection and
placement.
Center Channel Speakers - Center channel speakers are designed to place
dialogue and primary sounds so that they appear to come from the video
screen. The speakers should therefore be placed as close to the screen
as possible, preferably below the screen. Refer to Figures 1, 2 and 3 for
connection and placement.
Surround Channel - The surrounds should be adjacent to the listening
position. Another option would be behind the listening position.
The final surround speaker placement depends on your room's
characteristics. They are designed to recreate the sense of space and
ambience. Refer to Figures 1, 3 and 4 for connection and placement.
CONNECTION
Conventional Connection - Using minimum 16 gauge speaker wire, connect
the RED "positive" (+) terminal of the LEFT speaker to the RED "positive" (+)
terminal of your amplifier's LEFT channel. Connect the BLACK "negative" (–)
terminal of the LEFT speaker to the BLACK "negative" (–) terminal of your
amplifier's LEFT channel. Repeat the above procedure for connecting all
remaining speakers to the appropriate amplifier channels. Refer to Figure 3.
Make sure that no bare wires from any of the connections touch any other
terminals as this could cause a short circuit and damage your equipment.
Amplifier Requirements - Jamo Studio7 speakers are efficient and rated as a
4 ohm load. For optimum performance, please ensure your amplifier is rated
for use into a 4 ohm. Your Jamo speakers are capable of very high acoustic
output at low distortion levels, so please exercise caution when listening
at high levels over long periods as this could lead to hearing damage.
Overdriving your amplifier could also damage your speakers. Check with
your dealer or amplifier manual to make sure your particular amplifier is best
suited to your application.