NHT supercenter Guia Do Utilizador
For best performance, place the SuperCenter so that its baffle (front) is even with the front of TV screen (fig. 4). This will
eliminate diffraction effects caused by sound waves bouncing off the top surface of your television. Rubber feet are includ-
ed to protect both your SuperCenter and your furniture from possible scratches. To install the feet, peel off their adhesive backings
and stick them on four corners of the bottom surface of the SuperCenter.
eliminate diffraction effects caused by sound waves bouncing off the top surface of your television. Rubber feet are includ-
ed to protect both your SuperCenter and your furniture from possible scratches. To install the feet, peel off their adhesive backings
and stick them on four corners of the bottom surface of the SuperCenter.
Connections
Before connecting speakers to your system, it is very important that you turn off the power to your amplifier /
receiver to avoid damage to the equipment.
receiver to avoid damage to the equipment.
The SuperCenter is compatible with virtually all quality amplifiers. Proper wiring of the speaker is essential to good sound. At a min-
imum, 16 AWG wire is recommended for runs of 10 feet or less, with 14 AWG used for larger runs. For specialty wire considerations,
consult your local authorized NHT retailer. For best results, use equal length runs of speaker wire for all three front speakers. Prepare
your speaker wire by stripping 1/4” to 3/8” of insulation from the ends and twisting the exposed wire strands tightly. The five-way bind-
ing posts on the back of the speaker will accept raw wire, banana plugs, or spade plugs. Tighten the binding posts by hand, as pliers
can strip or break them.
imum, 16 AWG wire is recommended for runs of 10 feet or less, with 14 AWG used for larger runs. For specialty wire considerations,
consult your local authorized NHT retailer. For best results, use equal length runs of speaker wire for all three front speakers. Prepare
your speaker wire by stripping 1/4” to 3/8” of insulation from the ends and twisting the exposed wire strands tightly. The five-way bind-
ing posts on the back of the speaker will accept raw wire, banana plugs, or spade plugs. Tighten the binding posts by hand, as pliers
can strip or break them.
Be sure to wire all the speakers “in-phase.” That is, the Positive (red) terminal on the amplifier output must be connected
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