On-Q Legrand, Home Office, Home Theater System, Speaker User Guide
- June 4, 2024
- On-Q
Table of Contents
- On-Q
- On-Q Legrand, Home Office, Home Theater System, Speaker
- Specifications
- Introduction
- HOW TO CHOOSE HOME THEATER SPEAKER
- HOW TO KNOW IF SPEAKER IS GOOD
- HOW TO CALCULATE SPEAKER POWER
- HOW TO KNOW IF SPEAKER IS DAMAGED
- HOW TO PROTECT SPEAKERS
- HOW TO CONNECT
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
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On-Q Legrand, Home Office, Home Theater System, Speaker
Specifications
- SPEAKER TYPE: Center Channel
- BRAND: On-Q
- RECOMMENDED USES FOR PRODUCT: Home Theater, Office, Home
- MOUNTING TYPE: Shelf Mount
- ITEM DIMENSIONS LXWXH: 5.75 x 15.75 x 5.5 inches
- ITEM WEIGHT: 7.5 pounds
- SIZE: 7000 Series
- STYLE: Center Channel Speaker
- ITEM PACKAGE QUANTITY: 1
- MOUNTING TYPE: Shelf Mount
- USAGE: Residential
- INCLUDED COMPONENTS: EvōQ™7000 Center Channel Bookshelf Speaker
Introduction
Magnetically insulated drivers are present to prevent television interference. The twin polypropylene woofers and a silk dome tweeter are included. 60 percent of a movie’s soundtrack is delivered by center channel speakers that are specially designed for their purposes.
HOW TO CHOOSE HOME THEATER SPEAKER
Different equipment is required for a large, open living room with vaulted ceilings compared to a small- or medium-sized room with 8′ ceilings. Select speakers that are appropriate for your room’s size. Large, wide rooms are best suited for floor-standing speakers. Smaller spaces are best suited for speakers that are stand-mounted, on-wall, or in-wall.
HOW TO KNOW IF SPEAKER IS GOOD
The louder your speaker is, the higher the sensitivity rating. A typical speaker has a sensitivity range of 87 dB to 88 dB. A great speaker has a sensitivity rating of over 90 dB.
HOW TO CALCULATE SPEAKER POWER
To calculate how many watts the speaker consumes, multiply the voltage by the amps. The speaker’s wattage is 220 watts if it runs on 110 VAC at 2 amps.
HOW TO KNOW IF SPEAKER IS DAMAGED
An unpleasant buzzing or scraping sound, either by itself or roughly at the pitch of the note the speaker is attempting to play, is the most typical audible sign of a blown speaker. Or there can be absolutely no sound.
HOW TO PROTECT SPEAKERS
- Keep them away from water and the sun.
- In inclement weather, when it is impractical to bring them inside, cover them.
- inspect mounting hardware frequently.
- Regularly inspect the wiring.
- Always keep your speakers clean.
HOW TO CONNECT
- Deactivate the A/V receiver.
- The speaker terminals on the back of the A/V stereo receiver are where the speaker cables should be connected. VERY IMPORTANT:
- Then, attach the speaker wires’ opposite ends to the appropriate speakers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any speaker be used as the center channel?
For your center channel, you can use any speaker (aside from a subwoofer), but ideally, you should select a speaker with a horizontal cabinet design as opposed to a vertical or square one, like the one from Aperion Audio seen below.
What qualities should a center channel speaker have?
Always look for a center channel speaker with a “three-way design” and a tweeter and midrange that are vertically aligned. This enables it to perform more closely to a full range speaker, to produce a wider soundstage, and to properly track the acoustic image over the front stage.
Can I only use the central speaker?
The center channel speaker actually works great on its alone and will still produce excellent sound.
Can left and right speakers be used in the center channel?
Registered. Yes, you can utilize three speakers that are advertised as “center” speakers in place of the three front speakers. The good news is that having three front speakers that are exactly alike is a terrific idea. Dolby Laboratories and I both utilize this setup.
Could I position the center speaker behind the TV?
The center speaker should often be placed immediately beneath the TV. This will most accurately replicate sound emanating from the TV and should be at or near ear level. Directly above the TV is the next-best position if you can’t place it there. The key is to keep it within close proximity of the TV.
What does the center channel speaker do?
The most crucial speaker in a surround sound arrangement is the center channel speaker because it handles the bulk of the work. The center channel is the one that reproduces most of the dialogue and action in a movie because it is front and center on your screen.
Do you need a center channel?
So, I would absolutely suggest using a center channel speaker if your family or friends watch movies together. However, a center speaker is rarely essential and almost usually performs worse than the left and right speakers for one or two persons watching TV while seated immediately in front of it.
What height is ideal for center channel speakers?
If you’re fortunate enough to have a projection screen that is acoustically transparent, place the center channel speaker’s tweeter exactly where your ears are (typically 38 to 42 inches off the ground).
Can the center speaker handle music?
In a home theatre setting, the center channel is excellent for conversation but not for music. All-channel stereo is entertaining for gatherings and amplifies the volume, but not much else.
Can a center speaker also serve as a soundbar?
No, a soundbar cannot replace a center speaker without lowering sound quality, to give you the quick answer. Despite their apparent similarity, these two speakers have a few significant
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