Monitor Audio EN 50082-1 - Manual (Page 2)

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Introduction
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing this high performance Monitor Audio CP Series loudspeaker.
This is no ordinary architectural speaker. Monitor Audio has taken great care to apply its award-winning
loudspeaker technologies to create a hi-fidelity design, which promises exceptional sound quality and reliability.
CP stands for ‘Controlled Performance’. Each CP In-Ceiling or In-Wall product is fitted with its own rigid
enclosure to make sure the sound is always the same, wherever it is fitted.
For all In-Ceiling and I n-Wall applications, you can rely on the elevated standards of build quality and
performance that have earned Monitor Audio’s Bronze, Silver and Gold loudspeaker ranges acclaim from
professionals around the world.
In designing the Bronze, Silver and Gold CP In-Ceiling and In-Wall speakers, Monitor Audio offers three levels of
performance for a wide range of applications and budgets, but promises market-leading reliability and value in
each case.
Speaker Location
We strongly recommend that these speakers be installed professionally so that positioning and fine-tuning can be
successfully undertaken using sound measuring equipment, coupled with room layout experience and technical
knowledge.
Your CP series In-Ceiling and In-Wall loudspeakers installed in your home theatre can be used as surround
speakers in conjunction with freestanding speakers. If you are unsure about where to locate your surround
speakers for optimum performance, please contact your Monitor Audio Dealer for advice.
When mounting your speakers in the ceiling, locate the speakers 0.6-2m (2 to 6 feet) behind your listening
position. The speakers should be installed 2 to 3m (6 to 10 feet) apart centre to centre.
A Typical example is Shown below.
Surround
Sound
Room Plan
View
Fine tuning & Calibration
Your amplifier or A/V receiver
manual will contain information
and detailed instruction on fine
tuning/calibrating your system
so that the correct balance is
achieved between the various
speakers. It may be necessary
to adjust the CP speakers as
described in pages 4 and
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Typical In-Ceiling Typical In-Wall