Infinity MTS Center User Manual

Owner’s Guide

PRELUDE™MTS CENTER

The Infinity Prelude MTS center- channel loudspeaker is designed to
perfectly complement the Prelude MTS loudspeaker system.It uses iden­tical drivers to provide exceptional dialogue reproduction and a seamless
transition between the front channels.The horizontal design allows for
maximum placement flexibility.

About This Guide...

Please read this guide completely before connecting and operating the
Prelude MTS center-channel speaker.Maximum performance is dependent
upon following these instructions,as well as those listed in the owner’s
manuals of associated components in your home-theater system.Save these
instructions for future reference.

Unpacking the Speaker...

Finish unpacking the speaker and check the contents.If you suspect damage
from transit,report it immediately to your dealer and/or delivery service.
Keep the shipping carton and packing materials for future use.

Contents...

Please verify that the package contains the following items:
(1) Prelude MTS center-channel speaker
(1) Speaker stand
Owner’s Guide and Warranty Sheet

Care of Your Speaker System...

When needed,use a soft cloth,dampened with water only,to
remove any fingerprints or to wipe off dust.Do not use any
cleaning products or polishes.Clean the grille by gentle vacuuming.

P

LACEMENT

For best results,place the Prelude MTS center- channel speaker on its
stand,either on top of or below the television. Tilt it down (or up) so the
front is aimed toward the listeners (see Figures 2 and 3).Also,position the
speaker so the front grille is even with the TV screen,as shown in Figure 1.

SOFA

PRELUDE MTS

TOWER

(LEFT SURROUND)

PRELUDE MTS
TOWER
(RIGHT SURROUND)

PRELUDE MTS

CENTER CHANNEL

ON TOP OF TV

PRELUDE MTS

(LEFT CHANNEL)

PRELUDE MTS
(RIGHT CHANNEL)

This overhead view shows a typical home-theater plan.

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

This example shows the Prelude MTS center-channel
speaker being placed on top of a television.The speaker can also be placed
below the television and tilted up (see Figure 3).

TV

STAND