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REVEL Concerta S12

Owner’s Manual

• In Dipole mode, if there is a single row

of listeners, the S12s should be placed

directly to the listeners’ sides as shown

in Figure 11 (below).

• In Dipole mode, if there are multiple

rows of seating, the S12s should be

placed directly at the sides of the mid-

dle of the listening area.

Note

It may be desired to use the Dipole

mode for film soundtracks as it creates a

widely dispersed soundfield with limited

localization. Set to Dipole if you are using

a receiver/processor with a THX surround

mode and have selected the THX surround

mode. This is a matter of personal prefer-

ence and can change depending on the

individual film soundtrack. It is also

recommended that the Dipole mode be

used with older recordings that are only

recorded with a Dolby Pro Logic (not the

newer Dolby Digital) or DTS soundtrack.

Rear Channel(s)

The bulleted items that begin below indi-

cate important S12 placement considera-

tions for use as a rear speaker in 6- or 7-

channel installations.

• If you are using a single S12 as a rear

speaker, it should be mounted up-right

on the rear wall facing the listening

area between the side channel speakers

and directly in the center of the rear

wall as shown in Figure 12 (below).

• When using two S12s as rear speakers

in a 6- or 7-channel home theater

system, the speakers should be mount-

ed on the rear wall facing the front of

the room between the side channel

speakers as shown in Figure 13 (page

14). Each rear speaker should be placed

about one-third of the way into the

room.

Left

Front

Left

Side

Right

Side

Rear Center

Right

Front

Center

Subwoofer

(optional)

Primary Listening Position

(Couch)

S12

Figure 12: Single Rear Channel for 6- or 7-Channel

System

Left

Front

Left

Surround

Right

Surround

Right

Front

Center

Subwoofer

(optional)

Primary Listening Position

(Couch)

S12

S12

Figure 11: Dipole Mode for Side Channels in a 5-, 6-

or 7-Channel System

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