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IMPORTANT NOTE:
When this manual refers to “Front Left.” we mean the speaker on
your left side as you face the front (TV) side of the room. When we
refer to “Surround Left” we mean the speaker that is behind you
and to your left as you face the front (TV) side of the room.
Center Channel Speaker
Place the center speaker as close to the TV as possible. The most
popular placement is right on top of your TV set. It is also fine to
place it below the TV or on the wall directly above the TV (using
optional wall bracket).
Front Satellites
Place the front satellites about as far apart as you are sitting
from them. Avoid placing them less than 2 feet from side walls.
The vertical position should be at or near your ear level when seated.
If you choose to wall mount them more than 2 feet above ear level,
turn the wall bracket so that the bracket angles down (see bracket
instructions on next page).
Surround Speakers
The best placement for surround channel speakers is on the side walls,
facing each other and slightly behind your listening position. If this
placement is not possible, the speakers may be placed on the rear wall.
In either case, mount the speakers two to four feet above a seated
listener’s head.
Subwoofer
The magnetically shielded subwoofer may be placed in an entertainment
center, behind furniture, or next to a sofa or chair. For best performance
place it on the same side of the room as the front satellites and near a
wall. It should only be seated on the plinth as illustrated. NEVER LAY
THE SUBWOOFER ON THE AMPLIFIER END - THIS WILL DAMAGE
THE AMPLIFIER.
If the 25-pin cable is not long enough, you may add a 4 meter Monster
Cable brand DB25HT Audio Interconnect cable (or equivalent) to
increase the length to 8 meters. Contact your Polk dealer or call Polk
Audio (800) 638-7276, ext. 324, Monday through Friday, Eastern
Standard Time to order an extension cable.
SPEAKER PLACEMENT
The RMDS-1 satellites and center channel
speaker are designed only for use with this
system. If they are hooked up to a regular
receiver or amplifier, the speakers may
be damaged.
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