NHT absolute zero Guia Do Utilizador
If you plan to hang your speakers on the wall, you will need to purchase brackets
to accomplish this. On the back of the speaker cabinet are either one or two 1/4”-
20 threaded inserts located underneath a 3/8” hole. The threaded inserts are used
to mount a speaker bracket. NHT recommends that you use OmniMount brackets
- please ask your authorized NHT dealer or you can visit OmniMounts web site at
www.omnimount.com or call their toll-free number at 1-800-668-6848.
OmniMount makes a variety of sizes and arm lengths. For the Absolute Zero, and
the Two, use their 20 series. Instructions for mounting are available from
OmniMount. Caution: The speakers are heavy enough that if not mounted
properly to a wall stud they could fall. If you are not comfortable with completing
this operation yourself, ask your dealer for assistance or contact a professional.
to accomplish this. On the back of the speaker cabinet are either one or two 1/4”-
20 threaded inserts located underneath a 3/8” hole. The threaded inserts are used
to mount a speaker bracket. NHT recommends that you use OmniMount brackets
- please ask your authorized NHT dealer or you can visit OmniMounts web site at
www.omnimount.com or call their toll-free number at 1-800-668-6848.
OmniMount makes a variety of sizes and arm lengths. For the Absolute Zero, and
the Two, use their 20 series. Instructions for mounting are available from
OmniMount. Caution: The speakers are heavy enough that if not mounted
properly to a wall stud they could fall. If you are not comfortable with completing
this operation yourself, ask your dealer for assistance or contact a professional.
Placement
It is important to know that small changes in speaker position can have an effect
on sound quality. Moving speakers nearer to walls or corners will increase bass
output, but also may make them sound "boomy.” Placing them farther away from
room boundaries tends to decrease bass output, but can improve stereo imaging.
on sound quality. Moving speakers nearer to walls or corners will increase bass
output, but also may make them sound "boomy.” Placing them farther away from
room boundaries tends to decrease bass output, but can improve stereo imaging.
Room furnishings also play an important role. Soft furnishings (sofas, carpets,
curtains) absorb mid and high frequencies, which can dull the sound, while hard
surfaces and sparse furnishings tend to brighten it. These are typically minor
variations in sound quality. Experimenting with the effects of different placements
in your own listening environment is the key to finding the sound you like best.
curtains) absorb mid and high frequencies, which can dull the sound, while hard
surfaces and sparse furnishings tend to brighten it. These are typically minor
variations in sound quality. Experimenting with the effects of different placements
in your own listening environment is the key to finding the sound you like best.
Here are some tips for maximizing the performance of your speaker system:
Position the speaker 1.5 times as far away from you as they are from each
other. (Fig. 2)
Fig. 2