Sonance SSTR SERIES Manual Do Utilizador

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SONANCE SYMPHONY

®

SST, SSTR and SRS1

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

Plastic template to reserve a mounting hole for speakers in new 

construction. Designed to be used with the RotoLock

®

mounting system.

Reusable cover protects the hole made by the FlexBracket during 

construction until the speaker is installed.

½” MDF enclosure that provides ideal acoustic performance and 

maximum reduction of sound transmission into adjacent spaces. Designed for use only in new construction.

Molded enclosure that reduces sound transmission into adjacent

rooms and spaces. Can be used in both new construction and retrofit installations.

Meets ASTM E 119 and UL2043 fire performance criteria for commercial installations.

Retrofittable acoustical treatment consisting of two pillows and four tiles that

virtually eliminates noises produced by resonating drywall. Dramatically improves midbass sound quality and reduces sound transmission into adjacent rooms.

SPEAKER PLACEMENT

S623

SST

/S623

SSTR

/S621

SSTR

Sonance Symphony Single Stereo Technology

®

SST and SSTR speakers are ideal for use in hallways, bathrooms, closets, or in any location where listeners will

be moving around and a pair of stereo speakers would be impractical. Because a single Symphony SST/SSTR speaker reproduces both stereo channels from

a single location, it will deliver outstanding performance from an extremely wide variety of mounting locations. Your local authorized Sonance dealer is an

expert in audio/video system planning and installation. We strongly recommend that you work with your dealer to ensure that your system is properly

planned, assembled and installed.
Sonance Symphony SST/SSTR-series speaker models have very smooth and predictable off-axis response, so they provide excellent coverage in distributed audio

systems from a wide variety of installation locations. The chart in 

Figure 1 shows how far apart the speakers can be placed at different ceiling heights while

still providing good coverage (as shown in 

Figure 2). The distances are based on ear heights of 62” for standing listeners and 40” for seated listeners.

    

Speaker Spacing (in feet) for a Distributed Audio System

Standing Listener

Seated Listener

10-foot ceiling

12-foot ceiling

14-foot ceiling

8-foot ceiling

9.5'

13.5'

17.5'

21.5'

5.7'

9.7'

13.7'

17.7'

Coverage

Area

Coverage

Area

Speaker

Spacing