Pioneer Elite SP-EC73 Guide D'utilisation page 3

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PLACING THE SP-EC73 CENTER
SPEAKER ON ITS RUBBER FEET
Included with the SP-EC73 carton are (2) rubber feet, which
should be used under the speaker to keep it stable and
prevent it from rocking back and forth on the table, shelf or
stand it's placed on. The two feet can be spaced at whatever
width you need to accommodate the stand, shelf or table
below, but generally, the wider you space the feet, the more
stable the speaker will be.
You can use the rubber feet to aim the speaker vertically, as
shown below. If possible, adjust the speaker's vertical aim
so it points straight at your head when you're seated in your
favorite listening chair. This position will give you the best
possible sound.
NOTE: Do not use adhesive or screws to attach the feet to
the speaker. Doing this will damage the cabinet and void
the warranty.
PLACEMENT AND FINE TUNING
Correct placement of your center speaker is the most important
thing you can do to get the best possible sound quality from
it. Take time to experiment with positioning according to the
guidelines below.
The center speaker should always be placed precisely in the
middle of the front left and right speakers. If possible, position
the center speaker so its front baffle is at the same distance
from the primary listening chair as the front left and right
speakers, as shown below. This is not critical, though, because
you can adjust for differences in the speaker-to-listener
distance in the settings in your A/V receiver.
The closer the SP-EC73 sits to the wall behind it, the stronger
the speaker's bass response will be. This could be a good
thing or a bad thing—you'll have to listen to decide what works
best. If male voices sound bloated or chesty, try moving the
SP-EC73 out further from the wall behind it, if possible. If
male voices sound too thin, try pushing the SP-EC73 closer
to the wall.
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