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System optimization, Connector panel – Revel Voice User Manual

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Figure 10. The VOICE level
and placement control locations
and initial settings.

SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION

1. After connecting the VOICE speaker, initially set the HIGH

FREQUENCY LEVEL control on the rear panel to the “0”
position (see Figure 10).

2. Intially set the PLACEMENT COMPENSATION control (see

Figure 10) to match the application as follows:

• Use the

Flush Mounted setting when the VOICE is flush-

mounted in a wall or custom-built “media wall”, or is placed
on a bookshelf.

• Use the Top of Monitor setting when the VOICE is placed

on top of a rear projection monitor.

• Use the Stand Mounted setting when the VOICE is placed

on its (optional) VOICE Pedestal.

3. Turn on the system power and play a variety of material. Slowly

increase the volume to a comfortable level and listen from your
main listening position. Be sure to set your multi-channel con-
troller to a mode that utilizes the center channel. If the VOICE
is used in a home theater system, listen to well-recorded dialog
from more than one film, as the sound quality can vary greatly.

VOICE Speaker

Owner’s Manual

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VOICE Rear

Install straps for

single-wired operation

Note:
Remove straps
for bi-wired
or bi-amplified
operation

Install straps for

single-wired operation

Low Frequency Input

High Frequency Input

High Frequency

Level (dB)

0

+.5

-.5

+1

-1

Placement
Compensation
(See Owner's Manual)

Serial Number

Revel Corporation
Chatsworth, California
Made in U.S.A.

On Top Of
Monitor

Flush

Mounted

Stand
Mounted

Connector Panel

Install straps for
single-wired operation

Note:
Remove straps
for bi-wired
or bi-amplified
operation

Install straps for
single-wired operation

Low Frequency Input

High Frequency Input

High Frequency
Level (dB)

0

+.5

-.5

+1

-1

On Top Of

Monitor

Flush

Mounted

Stand
Mounted

Set High-Frequency

Level Control To “0”

Set Placement Compensation Control
To Match VOICE Placement

Bass

Increases