Kenwood DVR-6100 - Manual (Page 73)

KENWOOD DVT-605
Congratulations!
The DVT-605 Home Theater System will make watching movies at home more fun than ever. To connect your speak
ers to the receiver follow the instructions on this sheet. To learn how to operate your receiver please read and follow
the instruction manual included in the DVD receiver's box. If you're also connecting other equipment, such as a TV,
VCR, or other source component, use the the other side of this Quick-Start Guide in combination with the manuals
that came with those components.
The subwoofer will
sound good just
about anywhere
in the room
Place the center speaker above or
below the center of your TV. Angle
it down or up to aim it directly at
the listeners.
Placing Your Speakers
Place the speakers as shown in the dia­
gram to the right. While you're setting the
speakers up, keep these points in mind;
• If the subwoofer causes discoloration of
the TV picture, move it away from the TV
until the discoloration disappears.
• You can hang the surround speakers
on the wall using heavy-duty picture-
hangers.
• Placing the subwoofer next to a wall
yields more deep bass output than
placing it away from a wall. Placing the
subwoofer in a corner yields the deep­
est bass output overall.
Connecting Your Speakers
Important: Do not plug the DVD receiver's
power cord into an AC outlet until you
have properly connected all of the speakers.
Connect the speakers as shown in the main diagram. To make connecting the speakers easier, we have color-coded
the speaker connectors and the terminais on the receiver and speakers.
Center Speaker
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Right I
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Place the left and right
speakers on each side
of your TV. Angling them
towards the listeners
improves the stereo effect.
Place the surround
speakers as high as
possible, directly to the
sides of the listening area,
pointing at the listeners
Balancing the Speakers
Your DVT-605 DVD receiver comes with the speaker volume and distance
settings pre-baianced. if you have positioned the speakers as shown in the
diagram your system will create a spacious surround sound environment
right out of the box with no further adjustment required.
If your room is arranged differently than shown in the diagram, or if you sim­
ply want to fine-tune your system's performance, you can easily change the
volumes of the individual speakers to get a better balance:
1. Select the speaker you want to adjust with the F, C, R, and SW buttons: ■■---'• ■■=■ ■
F = Each press cycles between Left Front and Right Front
C = Center
R = Each press cycles between Left Surround and Right Surround
SW = Subwoofer
The receiver's display will show the selected speaker and its relative volume level.
2. Use the TRIM buttons to adjust the selected speaker’s volume.
• Do not be concerned with the volume level readout on the display while
you're doing the adjusting—this is for reference purposes only. However, once
you've balanced all the speakers you should write down each speaker's vol­
ume level setting for reference:
□ □
LEFT
FRONT
RIGHT
FRONT
LEFT RIGHT
SURROUND SURROUND
□
SUB­
WOOFER
For more detailed information about speaker adjustments, see the DVD receiver
instruction manual.
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