Axiom VP100 User Manual
VP100 On-Wall Center
Every member of our Axiom team is pleased that you have decided to purchase one of our products. We have all worked hard to
bring the highest level of satisfaction to your audio experience.
Axiom is deeply commied to ongoing audio research. It began in the early 1980s when I was involved with the world-class psychoacoustical research that was being conducted at the National Research Council in Oawa, Canada. Since that time we have built
one of the nest acoustical laboratories in the world at our facility in Dwight, Canada where we continue this research allowing
Axiom to provide the world’s most realistic-sounding loudspeakers.
At Axiom our goal is to provide you with a truly exciting and emotional experience every time you listen to your audio system. We
want you to feel part of our Axiom family and as such we stand at the ready to deliver personal, expert advice on any of your audio
needs.
Sincerely,
Ian Colquhoun
President and Founder
Axiom Audio
Placement
Ideally, locate your center-channel directly below or above your television -- but no more than 12 to 18 inches higher than the set,
otherwise the sound will seem dislocated from the on-screen action. e Axiom On-Wall Speakers are designed to be installed on a
common stud wall, preferably fastened directly to a stud. If this is not possible the use of a suitable wall anchor (not included) will be
required.
Hookup
Turn the speakers around and look at the back panel. You’ll see gold-plated 5-way binding posts, to which you are going to connect the
speaker cables from your receiver or amplier. Each gold binding post is colour coded. RED is POSITIVE, BLACK is NEGATIVE.
You will also see a positive (+) sign engraved in the plastic beneath the RED binding post, and a negative (-) sign beneath the BLACK
post. Your amplier will likely have these same colours and/or symbols. Note: for surround and center channels the positive is likely
a dierent colour on your receiver or amplier. However, black is universally used for the negative (-).
Examine your speaker cables. ere will be something to dierentiate each wire in the pair of wires; the insulation may have color
coding, or one wire may be copper-colored while the other is silver-coloured, or there may be printing on one of the wires, or a ribbed
paern on the plastic insulation of one of the wires. IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO CHOOSE ONE WIRE TYPE TO BE
THE NEGATIVE AND FOLLOW THAT THROUGH YOUR ENTIRE HOOKUP.
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