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FIGURE 2
WIRING WITH THE S-90
to a higher efficiency, it requires a higher setting of the subwoofer level. Conversely, when you switch to a lower
efficiency, the subwoofer level should be set lower.
S-90 TREBLE CONTOUR SWITCH
The TREBLE CONTOUR switch gives you control of the upper midrange and treble frequencies when set to the
HIGH or LOW positions. These carefully shaped contours control brightness to account for room conditions, other
electronics, or the source material. It is more sophisticated than a simple tweeter level control.
The LOW position produces an attenuation of high frequencies, while the NORMAL position provides a slight
rising characteristic of the high frequencies when measured on-axis. The MID position provides a flat on-axis response
to beyond 20 KHz.
This control is useful not only to match your room environment and speaker location, but also because audio and
audio/video program material varies widely in terms of high frequency level and distortion. For example, many
recordings and film soundtracks have artificially boosted, excessive high frequencies that will be clearly reproduced
by the exacting and extended high frequency reproduction of your M&K Satellites, and LOW TWEETER will help these
recordings. Many absorptive, "dead" rooms seem to soak up high frequency energy and excitement, and in these
cases, NORMAL should be used.
Don't hesitate to set this switch to NORMAL or LOW for fear of the sound not being "flat". Few recordings are
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MADE IN USA
INPUT
4 ohms
MILLER & KREISEL SOUND CORPORATION
MIDRANGE
CONTOUR
10391 Jefferson Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232 310/204-2854
SPECIAL
(see instructions)
NORMAL
S-90
SATELLITE SPEAKER
TREBLE
CONTOUR
MID
TWEETER
NORMAL
LOW
TWEETER
LOW
EFFICIENCY
MADE IN USA
INPUT
4 ohms
MILLER & KREISEL SOUND CORPORATION
MIDRANGE
CONTOUR
10391 Jefferson Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232 310/204-2854
SPECIAL
(see instructions)
NORMAL
S-90
SATELLITE SPEAKER
TREBLE
CONTOUR
MID
TWEETER
NORMAL
LOW
TWEETER
LOW
EFFICIENCY