MartinLogan Home Theater System - Manual (Page 3)

To achieve maximum performance, it is recommended that
the Ticket not be installed near a room corner or directly
behind furniture. When used as a front left/right channel, it
is recommended that the listening position be no closer to
the wall then the distance between the speakers.
Horizontal Installation
Although most users will mount the Ticket in a vertical
orientation, it can also be mounted in a horizontal orien-
tation (for use as a center channel). Although the Ticket
is designed to fit horizontally between studs with standard
16-inch spacing, if you plan to use the Ticket in such a
location that it will cross drywall studs, the wall will require
modification and a bonded contractor should be contact-
ed to mount the Ticket in such an installtion.
Installing the Ticket
NOTE: These instructions must be carefully followed to
assure that your Ticket is safely installed. Study them thor-
oughly before installing your Ticket's.
NOTE: The following instructions assume the mounting
surface is of standard wood frame and standard sheet rock
construction. If you wish to mount the Ticket to another
type of material, you should consult a bonded contractor.
Warning! Before installing check
for obstructions behind the drywall
(electrical, plumbing and other
fixtures). To do this make a small
hole, cutting at a 45° angle (this
will make the hole easier to patch
if obstructions are found). Only
cut the mounting hole after
you have verified there are no
obstructions behind the wall.
Installation 3
Placement
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NSTALLATION
Figure 1. The Ticket is designed for both vertical and horizontal installation.