Atlantic IW-105LCR Handleiding

Atlantic Speaker IW-105LCR

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IW Series

IW-105LCR & IW-110LCR

Trim Bezel In-Wall Loudspeakers

Specications

Specications Specications IW-1

IW-1

IW-1IW-10

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5L5LCR

CR CR IW-

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IW-IW-11

11110L

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CRCR

Type 2-way M-T-M

Optimum Wall Volume 0.5 - 1 cu. . 0.75 - 1.50 cu. .

Drivers/Design: Woofers (1) 61/2˝ Mineral Damped Polymer (2) 61/2˝ Mineral Damped Polymer

Tweeter (1) 1˝ dome (1) 1˝ dome

Frequency Response 56 - 20kHz ± 3dB 52 - 20kHz +/- 3dB

Sensitivity 87dB 89dB

Impedance 6 Ohms 6 Ohms

Crossover Frequency 3200Hz, 1st order 3200Hz, 1st order

Amplier Power 25-125 Watts 28-150 Watts

Dimensions (Grille Frame) 85/8˝ x 125/8˝(220mm x 320mm) 85/8˝x 195/16˝(220mm x 490mm)

Cutout Dimensions 71/4˝ x 111/4˝ (185mm x 285mm) 71/4˝ x 177/8˝ (185mm x 455mm)

Net Weight 4.6 lbs; 2.1kg each 7.1 lbs.; 3.2kg each

New Construction Kit IN-NC-105LCR IN-NC-110LCR

Specications are those in eﬀect at the time of printing. Atlantic Technology reserves the right to change specications or appearance

at any time without notice.

343 Vanderbilt Avenue Norwood, MA 02062

(781) 762-6300

www.atlantictechnology.com

IW-105LCR and IW-110LCR

High Performance In-Wall

Theater System Speakers

ank you for purchasing Atlantic Technology prod-

ucts. Our speaker systems have been designed to deliver

exceptional sound and value. We hope you like what you

hear from them, and are happy with your decision to

buy them.

Please take a few moments to read these instructions.

ey’re intended not only to tell you how to mount the

speakers, but how to get the best performance from

them.

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Recommended Wire Sizes

e longer the wire run, the heavier the wire should be.

Use the following recommendations as a guide for your

installation. And if you’re in doubt, remember that it

never hurts to get the next heavier grade of wire. Also

note that lower gauge numbers equal heavier wire sizes.

Wire Run – Wire Gauge

<15 . – 16 ga.

15 to 30 . – 14 ga.

>30 to 50 . – 12 ga.

Location Considerations

A major determinant of any speaker’s sound quality is its

location in the room. With in-wall speakers there are

fewer placement options than with free-standing speak-

ers, so giving some thought to location can really pay

oﬀ. Our In-Wall eater Systems have been designed to

minimize the detrimental eﬀects wall mounting can

have on sound, so they sound better than conventional

in-wall speakers.

Room Acoustics

Hard surfaces create lots of sound reections in the

room while so surfaces tend to absorb sound. Note the

speakers’ location in terms of proximity to glass and

other highly sound reective or absorptive surfaces. A

simple set of curtains or an area rug can make a major

diﬀerence in sound quality and intelligibility by reducing

excessive reections.

e more similar the speaker’s surroundings, the more

consistent the sound will be. So placing one speaker di-

rectly adjacent to a glass wall, with the other speaker by

an open archway, will make for two dramatically diﬀer-

ent sounding speakers.

Note that as bass frequencies reect within the room,

some locations may be bass heavy while other areas may

be bass shy. With an external subwoofer, changing its

placement within the room may reduce these eﬀects. But

when in-wall speakers are utilized full range, the only real

option is to change the listening position, if you end up

in a diﬃcult bass area.

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For all the following situations, it’s recommended that you rst place small

box speakers in the proposed locations, just to get a good idea of how that

location will sound. In-wall speakers are tough to move once they’re installed!

Stereo Music Listening

For stereo music reproduction the speakers are best located at approximately

ear level when seated, both on the same wall, facing the prime listening lo-

cation. A separation of approximately six to eight feet between the le and

right speakers is usually good. Ideally, the distance between the two speakers

will be the same as the distance from the speakers to the listening position.

e speakers and the listening position will then form an equilateral triangle.

ere is a benet to mounting the speakers approximately the same distance

from the side walls, so they both create the same reective patterns.

Home Theater Systems

Today’s home theater systems require you to place six or more speakers in

your room. For the most convincing theater eﬀects, speaker placement must

be very carefully thought out. is is especially true with in-wall speakers,

since their installation is permanent!

Le/Center/Right Locations: e tweeter in the front three speakers should

be at or just above ear height when seated, just as with stereo speakers. Try to

keep the vertical position of the three front speakers within 18 inches of each

other, as this will maintain smooth, believable le-center-right pans.

e spacing of the le-right

speakers can be a little wider

than with 2-channel stereo

speakers, since in a theater

system, the center channel

speaker reproduces the on-

screen eﬀects and anchors

the center image. Le-right

spacing of about 8 to10 feet usually works well.

Surround Speakers: In order to achieve optimum performance we

strongly recommend Atlantic Technology Dipole or TriVector™ surround

speakers. If you are using our dedicated surround speakers please follow

the placement recommendations included in their installation instructions.

Non-Dipole Surrounds: e most realistic surround eﬀects occur when

the listener can’t localize the actual location of the surround speaker. If

you decide to use the In-Wall eater System speakers as surround

speakers, mount them above the listeners’ ears, slightly behind the lis-

tening area either on the side or rear walls.

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Atlantic Technology oﬀers optional new construction brackets (IN-NC-

105LCR/110LCR) to ease installation in new construction. Instructions

for its use are included with that kit.

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Removing and Installing the Grille

Remove the grille from the speaker using the supplied tool, an awl, at the

point of a dry wall screw in a grille opening near one of the grille corners.

Slowly pry the grille out, being careful not to damage the speaker’s frame

or its nish.

To re-install the grille later, t it carefully over the baﬄe. e trim-bezel

grille is designed to be held in place with magnets and t snugly over the

speaker. Please take your time and use care when installing the grille.

Cutting the Opening

Aer determining the best location for the speaker as outlined above,

use the enclosed

template to cut the

proper size hole.

IW-105LCR

71/4˝ x 111/4˝

(185mm x 285mm)

IW-110LCR

71/4˝x 177/8˝

(185mm x 455mm)

WARNING: Exercise extreme care before making any wall cuts to ensure that you

will not cut through any wires, pipes, or other items that may be in the wall. You may

sometimes, but not always, be able to determine the approximate location of wires

and pipes by looking at the locations of nearby outlets and plumbing. But their location

or absence is never an assurance that there is not something within the wall cavity.

Installing the Speaker

e clamping mechanism allows the wall material to range from 1/2˝ to

11/4˝ (13 to 38 mm) in thickness. ere must be a minimum depth be-

hind the wall face of 35/8˝ (92 mm). As noted above, be sure to keep the

edges of the cutout at least

1/2˝ (13 mm) away from any stud or obstruc-

tion, as the rotating clamps will not operate properly if you don’t. Insert

the frame into the cutout and using a level or square care-

fully align it so it is level. Tighten the mounting screws,

which will cause the attached clamps to rotate and position

themselves properly behind the wall.

Continue to tighten until the frame is snug in the wall. You

want the bezel to conform to the wallboard, and the frame

not to rattle from the speaker’s vibration, but be very careful

not to overtighten the screws.

Painting the Grille and Frame

e grille can be painted to

blend into virtually any décor.

e grille has a remov able scrim

behind the metal to conceal the

drivers. Before painting remove

the grille, carefully remove the

fabric scrim from the inside of

the metal grille using a tweezers

or needle-nosed pliers, starting at

a corner of the grille and care-

fully pulling diagonally across the length of the grille. Lay

the scrim on the cutout template and store it in the provided

plastic bag to protect the scrim from indirect paint spray and

damage while the grille is being painted.

You can now paint the grille and trim bezel. Be sure to keep

the holes in the grille free of paint. An airless sprayer or

spray paint will work best. Aer the paint is dry you can

reattach the scrim and reinstall the grille.

Speaker Connection and Assembly

Strip about 1/2˝ (13

mm) of insulation

from the connecting

wires. Connect them

to the appropriate

push terminal, being

careful to observe

polarity (positive to

the red terminal,

negative to the black

terminal).

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HF (High Frequency) Level Control

is control adjusts the relative level of high frequency out-

put to compensate for varying room acoustics or placement

behind a screen.

“+” is for absorptive, acoustically “dead”

rooms (or when the speaker is behind a

movie screen). Use this position to in-

crease the HF level and restore the proper

sparkle and liveliness to the sound.

“0” is for rooms of average absorptive characteristics.

“–” should be used in rooms that are highly reective, with

hard oors and exposed windows.

e setting of the HF control is mostly a matter of personal

taste, so try it in all three positions and see which one is pre-

ferred.

Product specificaties

Merk:	Atlantic
Categorie:	Speaker
Model:	IW-105LCR

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