O W N E R S M A N U A L
2. Using a level, ensure the template is attached level to the wall. It is
critical that the template is level as a mistake at this stage will result in
uneven mounting of the UNI-Theater. (Diagram 2)
3. Outline the two rectangular boxes. Mark the smaller box with an X.
The smaller box is needed for the wire management outlining the
recommended wall cut-out. (Diagram 3)
4. After the template has been removed, use a drywall saw to cut out the
smaller rectangular box marked with an X. Please note that this step is
only required if the wires will be fed through the wall. If a different wire
management system is being used, please ignore this step. (Diagram 4)
5. Mount the wall bracket into position. The bracket can be secured with
two wood screws if it is possible to screw directly into two wall studs. If
it is not possible to mount the bracket to two wall studs, the use of
proper anchors for all screws is required to ensure a secure installation.
Please note that screws and anchors are not included in the UNI-Theater
package. (Diagram 5)
6. Feed the wires through the hole cut out. Please note that you need
three sets of wires - one for the left, one for the right and one for the
center channel. It can be very helpful to label the wires prior to installa-
tion, as this can avoid any mix-ups after the wires are fed through the
wall. (Diagram 6)
NOTE: Slide the boundary-compensating switch to the wall
position in order to achieve the best performance when the
UNI-Theater is mounted fl ush to the wall.
7. Connect the wires to the appropriate binding posts at the back of the
UNI-Theater. A label has been attached to the back of the UNI-Theater
indicating the correct connections for the left, center and right speaker.
This label was designed to be used for the two most common mounting
options:
The most common option is using the UNI-Theater as an integrated
front speaker solution. In this confi guration the UNI-Theater would
usually be mounted below 6 feet with the grille facing upwards.
The second most common mounting option is using the UNI-Theater
as a rear speaker solution in a 6.1 set up. Usually, in this confi gura-
tion, the UNI-Theater would be mounted above 6 feet, hence the
UNI-Theater would be inverted and the grille would face downwards.
For both of these options, follow the markings on the label. Connect
the set of wires for the left speaker to the binding posts below
the "L". Likewise, connect the set of wires for the right speaker to
the binding posts below the "R" and the set of wires for the center
speaker to the binding posts below the "C".
For the other two possible mounting options described below, the
left and right connectors need to be reversed. Specifi cally, if the
UNI-Theater is being used as a front speaker and is mounted above
6 feet with the grille facing downwards, than the connections for
right and leftspeaker need to be reversed. The left and right connec-
tors also need to be reversed if the UNI-Theater is used as a rear
speaker, but is mounted below 6 feet with the grille facing upwards.
In such confi gurations, connect the wires for the left speaker to the
side marked with an "R" and the wires for the right speaker to the side
marked with an "L". (Diagram 7)
IMPORTANT: It is crucial to maintain polarity of the speakers
in either of the described confi gurations. Connect the speaker
wire from the positive (RED +) terminal on the amplifi er to the
positive (RED+) terminal on the speaker. Connect the negative
(BLACK-) terminal on the amplifi er to the negative (BLACK-)
terminal on the speaker.
8. After the wires are connected, hang the UNI-Theater on the wall
bracket. Center the UNI-Theater and push down lightly on the speaker
to achieve a tight fi t between the speaker and the bracket.
B: STAND MOUNT
The following parts, included in the UNI-Theater package, are necessary to
mount the UNI-Theater to the glass base:
a. 3 Screws (Part A)
b. 2 Screws (Part B)
c. Glass base (Part C)
d. Tabletop bracket (Part D)
e. Wall mount bracket (Part E)
f. Cover for wire management (Part F)
1. Attach the glass base (C) to the tabletop bracket by tightening 3 screws
(A) to the tabletop bracket. Please note that the screws need to be inserted
from the bottom of the glass base. (Diagram 9)
2. Mount the wall mount bracket (E) to the tabletop bracket (D) by using
the two remaining screws (B). Use the two middle holes to ensure that the
bracket is centered. (Diagram 10)
3. Slide the boundary-compensating switch to the "Stand" position. This way
you will achieve the best performance for placements away from the wall.
4. Feed the wires through the hole in the tabletop bracket and attach them
to the binding posts at the back of the UNI-Theater. Please follow the
guidelines as outlined in section 7 of the "wall mount instructions" to ensure
the correct wiring of the UNI-Theater. (Diagram 11)
5. Slide the cover for the wire management (F) over the back of the
tabletop bracket.
System Type:
2-way Magnetically shielded integrated
L/C/R system with patented OMNIPOLAR
technology
Impedance:
8-ohm nominal, 4-ohm minimum
Frequency response:
80-20kHz +/- 3dB
Driver compliment
¾" PTH tweeter, 3" Titanium deposit hybrid
(for each channel):
woofer, dual Titanium deposit hybrid 3"
passive radiators
Crossover
2.7 kHz
Frequency:
Room effi ciency:
88dB
Amplifi er Power:
10-100 watts
ENJOY MIRAGE'S EXCLUSIVE
OMNIPOLAR EXPERIENCE!
UNI-THEATER