Klipsch THX-6000-LCR-R Bedienungsanleitung

Klipsch Lautsprecher THX-6000-LCR-R

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KL-650-THX

KL-525-THX

KS-525-THX

KW-120-THX

LOUDSPEAKERS

OWNER'S MANUAL

THX ULTRA2 LOUDSPEAKERS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. READ these instructions.

2. KEEP these instructions.

3. HEED all warnings.

4. FOLLOW all instructions.

5. DO NOT use this apparatus near water.

6. CLEAN ONLY with dry cloth.

7. DO NOT block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. DO NOT install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other

apparatus (including ampliers) that produce heat.

9. ONLY USE attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.

10. USE only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specied by the manufactur-

er, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the

cart/ apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

11. DO NOT expose this apparatus to dripping or splashing and ensure that no objects lled

with liquids, such as vases, are placed on the apparatus.

The exclamation point, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to

the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the

literature accompanying the product.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert

the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure

that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electrical shock to persons.

WARNING:To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.

WARNING: No naked flame sources – such as candles – should be placed on the product.

WARNING: Do Not Open! Risk of Electrical Shock. Voltages in this equipment are hazardous to life. No

user-serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

ABOUT YOUR KLIPSCH PURCHASE

Thank you for your purchase of Klipsch THX®Ultra2™loudspeakers. After reading this man-

ual and connecting your system, you will hear the results of over 60 years of stringent engi-

neering and class-leading research and development. Like all Klipsch products, your loud-

speakers feature Klipsch Tractrix®Horn-loaded Technology– the guiding design for the first

Klipschorn®developed in 1946 and for every product that has followed. Horn-loading allows

your speakers to deliver high sensitivity, low distortion, flat frequency response and wide dis-

persion, which translates to unequaled power, detail, and dynamics, the hallmark of “The

Klipsch Sound.” Please be sure to register your product online at www.klipsch.com/register

so we are better able to serve you. Again, thank you for choosing Klipsch and we hope that

your speakers bring life to your music and movies for many years.

UNPACKING

The easiest way to remove the speaker from its carton is to turn the open end of the box

down so that it is resting on a table or the oor, with the aps spread out and away. Then

pull the box straight up and o. Remove any packing material from the speaker and grille,

place it back in the carton, and store in case you ever need to ship the loudspeaker. Each

speaker comes supplied with rubber stick-on feet that should be applied to prevent any

damage to either the speaker or the surface on which it is resting (Figure 1).

PLACEMENT

Your THX Ultra2 loudspeakers will achieve optimum performance when located in

conformance with THX guidelines, on which the following instructions are based. Don’t be

discouraged if some compromise is necessary, however, or if modest adjustments will

make the system look much better in the room. The speakers are engineered to deliver

excellent sound over a relatively wide range of placements within the basic framework of a

5.1-, 6.1-, or 7.1-channel surround-sound installation. This is especially the case for

WDST™ (Wide Dispersion Surround Technology) surround speakers, which oer many

more practical placement options than conventional designs. In the end, all that matters is

what sounds good to you and what works in your home theater.

Before we move on to the specics, here are some placement considerations that apply

universally.

General Rules

• Front speakers typically sound best when their tweeters are at approximately ear height

for seated listeners. If this isn’t possible (as it often is not for center-channel speakers), it

is sometimes benecial to tilt the speaker slightly so that it is aimed into the listening

area. Surround-channel speakers usually perform best when placed slightly above

seated ear level.

•If you are putting speakers in a cabinet, try to bring their fronts out far enough that they

are at least ush with the cabinet’s front.

• When practical, arrange each speaker so that its woofer is at somewhat dierent

distances from the oor, the wall behind it, and the wall beside it. It can also help to

have the left and right front speakers at dierent distances from their nearest side walls.

This sort of staggering helps smooth the bass range.

• Any speaker’s bass output and response is strongly inuenced by its distance from room

boundaries, such as walls and the oor. Moving a speaker closer to a room boundary will

increase its bass output, while moving it away will reduce the bass. So you will get

maximum bass from a speaker by placing it in a corner and minimum bass by placing it

in the center of the room.

System Configuration

Figure 2 shows a THX-Ultra2 compliant 7.1-channel speaker layout. (Conguration for 5.1

channels is the same minus the surround back loudspeakers behind the listening area.)

KL-650-THX or KL-525-THX LCR’s are used for front left, center, and right channels. The

left and right surrounds are KS-525-THX WDST™ loudspeakers. The surround back

speakers are narrowly spaced KL-650-THX or KL-525-THX LCR’s. In some installations, it

may be preferable to use KS-525-THX’s for the surround back channels due to their

Figure 1

keyhole mount for use in hanging the speaker on the wall. To use the keyhole, all you need

is a screw or nail of the appropriate size protruding slightly from the wall. If possible, the

nail or screw should be driven into a wall stud; if not, be sure to use appropriate anchors in

the drywall or plaster. Additionally, the KS-525-THX is congured for use with OmniMount®

20.0 Series wall-and ceiling-mount brackets (Figure 3). Refer to the OmniMount manual for

detailed installation instructions.

Surround Back Loudspeakers

In addition to the left and right surrounds, THX Ultra2 7.1-channel system specications call

for two forward-radiating surround back loudspeakers behind the listening area, preferably

spaced no more than a few feet apart. These would be KL-650-THX or KL-525-THX LCR’s,

either placed on stands, or ideally mounted on the back wall. Like the left and right

surrounds, they should be slightly above seated ear level – about ve to six feet o of the

oor. In some installations, it may be preferable to use KS-525-THX’s for the surround back

channels due to their smaller size. Their WDST design works very well in this application.

You will probably want to space the KS-525-THX surround back pair somewhat farther

apart than you would the LCR’s.

Subwoofers

Two KW-120-THX subwoofers and a KA-1000-THX amplier are required to meet THX

Ultra2 maximum output requirements. This specication assumes a very large room,

however, and in many installations a single KW-120-THX will be completely adequate.

Although the KW-120-THX will perform well in a wide variety of locations, you will get the

most out of it by following some simple guidelines:

• Although the subwoofer’s orientation is not at all critical, avoid placing the front (driver)

side of the cabinet up against a wall.

• The subwoofer’s output will increase as it is moved closer to walls, with maximum output

when it is placed in a corner. If practical, always place the subwoofer against or near a

wall.

• In most rooms, a subwoofer will deliver smoothest bass response when placed in a

corner a thaway from room openings, such as doors. So if possible, t’s the place to start.

• If you are using more than one subwoofer, you usually will get best performance by

placing them together in the same loca ther than by spacing them apart.tion ra

Naturally, there are exceptions to the general rules, since no two rooms or systems are

exactly alike. Once you have the subwoofer connected to your system and adjusted at

least roughl you may (see the KA-1000-THX manual for details), y want to experiment to

see if you can do better.

CONNECTIONS

Note: Proper connection of your speakers to your amplifier or receiver is vital to obtaining

good sound quality. Please follow these directions carefully. Sloppy connections can cause

amplifier malfunction or damage.

Klipsch THX Ultra2 loudspeakers are internally wired with multiple gauges of high-purity

copper wire, carefully selected and wound to ensure optimum signal transfer at all frequen-

cies. You will obtain best performance from your speakers if you connect them to your

amplier or receiver with similar high quality wire available from your dealer. (The KW-120-

THX comes with a 20-foot length of THX Ultra-certied speaker cable terminated in profes-

sional-grade connectors that mate with the jacks on the subwoofer and the companion KA-

1000-THX amplier.) At minimum, we recommend that you use 16-gauge or heavier

stranded copper wire. Use lower-gauge (heavier) wire for long runs to maintain correct fre-

quency response and minimize power loss.

On the back of each KL-650-THX, KL-525-THX and KS-525-THX speaker are two sets of

binding posts, one feeding the tweeter and the other the woofers. For conventional wiring,

these sets are connected together with gold-plated metal straps, which can be removed for

bi-wiring or biamping. We will explain ordinary single-wiring rst and then the alternatives.

All the information regarding single-wiring also applies to bi-wiring.

BUT FIRST: TYPES OF CONNECTORS

Bare wire. Pull the two conductors apart for about an inch and strip approximately 1/4-

inch of insulation from the end of each. (A wire stripper will simplify this, but you can use

an ordinary pocket knife to cut around and through the insulation down to the wire.) Twist

the strands of wire on each individual conductor tightly together. Loosen the nuts on a pair

smaller size. Their WDST design works very well in this application. Two KW-120-THX

subwoofers are necessary to achieve THX Ultra2 maximum output requirements. This

specication assumes a very large room, however, and in many installations a single

KW-120-THX will be completely adequate. The companion KA-1000-THX subwoofer amplier

can drive either one or two subwoofers. In dual-subwoofer systems, it is usually best to place

them right next to each other rather than spaced apart.

Front LCR Loudspeakers

Normally the array would be either all KL-650-THXs or all KL-525-THXs, but the center

speaker can be dierent from the left and right speakers. (For example, you might combine a

pair of KL-650-THXs for the front left and right with a KL-525-THX for the center.) The

center-channel speaker should be centered along the width of the TV screen, directly above

or below it or, in the case of an acoustically transparent front-projection screen, behind it. The

left and right speakers should be placed equal distances out from the edges of the TV screen.

Exactly how far out depends on the size of the screen. ble starting point is to placeA reasona

the left and right speakers so that they and your listening position f teral triangle.orm an equila

Since the center speaker helps anchor the sound to the screen, it usually is better to have the

left and right speakers spread a little too wide than to have them too close together. The left

and right speakers should be aimed inward towards the listening position as shown in figure

2. In some installations, it may be desirable to wall-mount the front LCR speakers rather than

to put them on stands or in a cabinet. To accommodate this, the KL-650-THX and KL-525-

THX are both congured for use with OmniMount®60.0 Series wall-and ceiling-mount brack-

ets (Figure 3). Refer to the OmniMount manual for detailed installation instructions.

Surround Left and Right Loudspeakers

In a 5.1- or 7.1-channel installation, the left and right surround speakers will be KS-525-

THX’s placed to the sides of the listening area, typically on or against the walls. They should

be elevated slightly above seated ear level – ve or six feet above the oor is a good target. If

desired, the speakers can be moved back along the wall to as much as 20 degrees behind

the listening position, especially in a 5.1-channel system. The KS-525-THX’s Wide Dispersion

Surround Technology design gives you a great deal more latitude if you need it, delivering

good results in congurations that depart signicantly from the ideal. The KS-525-THX has a

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Kategorie:	Lautsprecher
Modell:	THX-6000-LCR-R

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