Bose Acoustimass SE-5 Owner's guide - Page 5

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2. Repeat Step 1for the right channel. 3. Insert ruses into the fuse holders; the fusing protection systemis complete. A 2-ampere, fast-blow AGC Series or Littelfuse AG Series fuse is recommended. A fuse kit containing fuses and holders is available go- the Bose Customer Service Department for $7.50. Call 879-7330 and ask for Part No.108938.2(USA only) consult your distributor. B. Room Acoustics-As with any speaker system, the acoustics(sound properties) ol your listeningroom can affect the overall sound quality of your SE•5 system. The following lips will give you some control over the system's sound: 1. Rooms with a lot 01sound-absorbing furnishings, such as stuffed furniture, wall-to-wall carpel, or heavy drapes, may reduce the treble sound (high frequencies)of your SE-S system. The missing treble sound can be restored by slightly turning up the treble contml on your amplifier or received convenient, you may instead remove some of the sound-absorbing furnishings. 2. Rooms with too few sound-absorbing furnishings, especially those with bare floors and walls, may sound overly shrill or 'bright" because ol too much treble. Turning down the treble control or adding sound absorbers such as throw carpets or drapes will usually solve this problem. 3. If your system seems to have too much or too little bass(low frequencies), you can adjust it using the bass control on your amplifier or receiver. As described previously, you may also move the Acousti. mass° module closer to a wall andlor corner to increase bass, or closer to the center or the room to decrease it. In general, many problems with acoustics can be • solved by the judicious use of your tone controls. Remember, though, that the use of these controls (especially when turned all the way up) may put greater power demands on your receiver or amplifier. Excessive tone control use can cause an amplifier or receiver to run out of power and distort, potentially damaging your system. 5. External signalprocessors(such as graphic and parametric equalizers), while not recommended, can be used with your SE•5 system if a greater degree of acoustic controlis desired. Consult your Bose"dealer for advice. C. Maintenance-The cabinetsof your SE.5 system can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth and, if necessary, a mild detergent such as dish soap. Do not allow liquids to spill through the grille assemblies of the Stereo Targeting arrays, or in any way attempt to enter the Acoustimass" module. Do not attempt to clean your SE•5 system with any solvents or chemicals. The grille assemblies on the Stereo Targeting° arrays may be carefully vacuumed if necessary. Please note that the drivers are located directly behind the grille cloth, and are easily damaged if reasonable care is not taken. Avoid applying any pressure with the vacuum nozzle. Figure 5. When lusing your speakers, insert the use holder tielheen the "+" terminals el the ACOUSOMSSS module and the "+" speaker terminals ol your amplifier or receiver. •

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2.
Repeat
Step
1
for
the
right
channel.
3.
Insert
ruses
into
the
fuse
holders;
the
fusing
protec-
tion
system
is
complete.
A
2
-ampere,
fast
-blow
AGC
Series
or
Littelfuse
AG
Series
fuse
is
recommended.
A
fuse
kit
containing
fuses
and
holders
is
available
go
-
the
Bose
Customer
Service
Department
for
$7.50.
Call
879-7330
and
ask
for
Part
No.108938.2
(USA
only)
consult
your
distributor.
B.
Room
Acoustics
—As
with
any
speaker
system,
the
acoustics
(sound
properties)
ol
your
listening
room
can
affect
the
overall
sound
quality
of
your
SE•5
system.
The
following
lips
will
give
you
some
control
over
the
sys-
tem's
sound:
1.
Rooms
with
a
lot
01
sound
-absorbing
furnishings,
such
as
stuffed
furniture,
wall-to-wall
carpel,
or
heavy
drapes,
may
reduce
the
treble
sound
(high
frequen-
cies)of
your
SE
-S
system.
Th
e
missing
treble
sound
can
be
restored
by
slightly
turning
up
the
treble
con-
tml
on
your
amplifier
or
received
convenient,
you
may
instead
remove
some
of
the
sound
-absorbing
furnishings.
2.
Rooms
with
too
few
sound
-absorbing
furnishings,
especially
those
with
bare
floors
and
walls,
may
sound
overly
shrill
or
'bright"
because
ol
too
much
treble.
Turning
down
the
treble
control
or
adding
sound
absorbers
such
as
throw
carpets
or
drapes
will
usually
solve
this
problem.
3.
If
your
system
seems
to
have
too
much
or
too
little
bass
(low
frequencies),
you
can
adjust
it
using
the
bass
control
on
your
amplifier
or
receiver.
As
described
previously,
you
may
also
move
the
Acousti.
mass°
module
closer
to
a
wall
andlor
corner
to
increase
bass,
or
closer
to
the
center
or
the
room
to
decrease
it.
In
general,
many
problems
with
acoustics
can
be
solved
by
the
judicious
use
of
your
tone
controls.
Remember,
though,
that
the
use
of
these
controls
(especially
when
turned
all
the
way
up)
may
put
greater
power
demands
on
your
receiver
or
amplifier.
Excessive
tone
control
use
can
cause
an
amplifier
or
receiver
to
run
out
of
power
and
distort,
potentially
damaging
your
system.
5.
External
signal
processors
(such
as
graphic
and
parametric
equalizers),
while
not
recommended,
can
be
used
with
your
SE•5
system
if
a
greater
degree
of
acoustic
control
is
desired.
Consult
your
Bose"
dealer
for
advice.
C.
Maintenance
—The
cabinets
of
your
SE.5
system
can
be
easily
cleaned
with
a
damp
cloth
and,
if
necessary,
a
mild
detergent
such
as
dish
soap.
Do
not
allow
liquids
to
spill
through
the
grille
assemblies
of
the
Stereo
Targeting
arrays,
or
in
any
way
attempt
to
enter
the
Acoustimass"
module.
Do
not
attempt
to
clean
your
SE•5
system
with
any
sol-
vents
or
chemicals.
The
grille
assemblies
on
the
Stereo
Targeting°
arrays
may
be
carefully
vacuumed
if
necessary.
Please
note
that
the
drivers
are
located
directly
behind
the
grille
cloth,
and
are
easily
damaged
if
reasonable
care
is
not
taken.
Avoid
applying
any
pressure
with
the
vacuum
nozzle.
Figure
5.
When
lusing
your
speakers,
insert
the
use
holder
tielheen
the
"
+"
terminals
el
the
ACOUSOMSSS
module
and
the
"+"
speaker
terminals
ol
your
amplifier
or
receiver.