The New Speakers; Backbox Parts List; Speaker Assembly Parts List; The Listening Room - Paradigm Reference IN-608 Manuel D'installation

THE NEW SPEAKERS

Although Paradigm ® Reference in-wall LCR speakers sound great out of
the carton, they will sound even better once they are broken in. Operate
them for several hours before listening critically.
High-frquency drivers use ferro-fluid that can thicken at temperatures
below 10° C (50° F). If the speakers have been transported or stored in the
cold, let them warm to room temperature before use.

BACKBOX PARTS LIST

BX-LCR 3
• 1 Backbox
• 2 Mounting brackets
• 1 Masonite cover (pre-attached)
Required, not included:
• 16 Drywall screws (8 to attach brackets to backbox;
8 to attach brackets to wall stud)
NOTE: Depending upon wall composition, additional drywall screws may be required.

SPEAKER ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST

• 1 Speaker with removable frame
• Screws to install speaker into backbox (quantity varies by model)
• 1 Wire tie
• 1 Piece of fine sandpaper

THE LISTENING ROOM

Paradigm Reference in-wall LCR speakers are suitable for use in a wide
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variety of listening environments. Note, however, that room construction,
dimensions and furnishings all play a part in the quality of sound you
ultimately achieve. The extra care taken in installation will result in
greater listening enjoyment. Try to follow these guidelines:

PLACEMENT GUIDELINES

LOCATION
Guidelines for placement throughout this section refer to placement of the
backbox enclosure.
IMPORTANT! At the pre-construction stage, it is important to establish
the location of the main listening area in order to identify and mark the
exact location on the wall where the display or screen will be mounted.
This will allow speakers to be positioned in the wall for optimal sound.
Clean speaker housing with a soft, damp cloth, Do not use a strong or
abrasive cleaner or get any part of the speaker wet.
BX-LCR 5
• 1 Backbox
• 4 Mounting brackets
• 1 Masonite cover (pre-attached)
Required, not included:
• 20 Drywall screws (12 to attach brackets to backbox;
8 to attach brackets to wall stud)
(each speaker)
a) Strong, rigid walls and ceilings are preferred for best bass balance.
b) Midrange and high frequencies are affected by room furnishings. For
best sound, the listening room should contain an average amount of
curtains, carpets, sofas, etc.
A NOTE OF CAUTION! This is a pre-construction application. Once framing
and dry-wall are complete, it is a difficult and costly procedure to change the
location of the backbox enclosures. Before commencing installation, re-check
to ensure you have measured and planned your wall construction correctly.
Remember the adage: Measure twice! Cut once!
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