Cetacea Sound Ensémble 903 - Manual (Page 4)

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System Instructions
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Room Arrangements
Room Arrangements
Classroom Seating
Normal classrooms of up to 90 people can use one speaker as long as all listeners are within 40 feet of the
Ensemble Speaker.
Auditorium Seating
Wide seating arrangements can use one Ensemble if all listeners are within forty feet of the Ensemble. If not,
just add another Ensémble Speaker.
In-line
Volume Control Speaker Cable
System Instructions
1-1 There are three (3) source-input jacks on
the Ensémble speaker base that can use
either mono or stereo inputs depending
on your “source”, i.e., computer, VCR,
DVD, projectors, microphones, etc.
1-2 The Ensémble does not have an internal
volume control. Use the volume control
on your source or, if required, use the
in-line volume control included in this kit.
The right angle plug of the volume control
must be plugged into the “source”. Use
the male-to-male extension cable to fi nish
the connection to one of the Ensémble
inputs labeled A, B, or C.
Additional diagrams on page 6.
1-3 If your source has a BASS BOOST, or special effects like Spatializer, SRS, or controls that
say JAZZ, ROCK, BLUES, etc., turn them off for now.
1-4 Turn the volume down low before making the power connection.
1-5 The Ensémble speaker requires power
from the Cetacea Sound Corp approved
“Power Adapter/Conditioner”. Plug the
power adapter into a suitable source
of 110-220v power and the opposite
small end into the base of the Ensémble
speaker. (It will only fi t in one location.)
1-6 Turn on the source and slowly turn up the volume (on both the source and the in-line
volume control). Be sure to use a high quality recording to fully appreciate the awesome
sound of the speaker. Once you are satisfi ed with the sound, add additional sources to
the other input jacks so you can use them without changing connections every time.