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JBL Studio 130 manual

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    JBL ® S T U D I O 1 S ER IE S User GUid e lo u dsp eake rs[...]

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    ww w.jbl.com 4 5 For more than 60 years, J BL ® enginee rs have been involve d in ever y aspe ct o f music and film recording and reproduc tion, f rom live per for mances to the recordings you play on the go and in yo ur home, car or offi ce. We’ re confident that the JBL s ystem you have chosen w ill provide ever y note of enjoym ent you expe[...]

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    4 ww w.jbl.com 5 ENGLISH STUD IO 190/STUDI O 180 / STUD IO 1 30  L EF T AND R IGH T CHAN NE LS For bes t results, pla ce the speakers 6 – 1 0 fe et ( 1 .8m – 3m) apar t. Angling th e speakers toward the listening posit ion can improve the stereo imaging . The sp eakers will produce the m ost accurate stereo so undsta ge when th e angle bet w[...]

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    ww w.jbl.com 6 7 STUD IO 120 c Y ou should p lace the center speaker directly ab ove or be low the center of your T V scree n. Th e speaker’s cent er should be no m ore than 2 feet (6 1 cm) above or below the t we eters of the f ront lef t and f ront right speakers. If your T V set is deep en ough, you can s et the center speaker on top of the T [...]

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    6 ww w.jbl.com 7 ENGLISH STUD IO 130  SURROU ND CH ANN EL S 5. 1CHA NNE L SYSTE M When you use Studio 1 30 speakers as surroun d- channel speakers in a 5. 1-channel sy stem, place them slightly b ehind the listening positi on, facin g each other. Ideally , they should b e 5 – 6 feet (1 .5m – 1 .8m) above the flo or . A n alternate [...]

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    ww w.jbl.com 8 9 STUD IO 130  SURROU ND CH ANN EL S 7 . 1 CHA NNE L SYSTE M When you use Studio 1 30 speakers as surroun d- channel speakers in a 7 . 1 - channel sy stem, place the surround sid e speakers direc tly to the side s of the listening p osition, at least 5 – 6 fe et ( 1 . 5m – 1 .8m) above the flo or. P lace the sur roun[...]

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    ² ² St udio 1 30 , Studi o 1 20c St udio 1 90, Stud io 1 80 8 ww w.jbl.com 9 ENGLISH CAUTI ON: M ake su re th at all o f th e syst em’s elec t ric al comp one nts a re tu rne d OFF (and pr efe rab ly unpl ugg ed fr om t hei r AC outl ets) be for e mak ing a ny conne c tio ns. Speakers and amplifi ers have correspondin g positive and n eg[...]

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    1. 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 2. 3. 2. 3. ww w.jbl.com 10 11 The Studio 1 s eries speakers ’ gold -plated speaker terminals can accept a variet y o f wire connec tor t yp es: bare wire, pin connec tors, spa de connec tors and b anana connec tors . USIN G BARE W IR E OR PIN CO NN EC TORS: USING SP ADE CONNE CTORS: USING BANA NA C ONNECTORS:[...]

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    10 ww w.jbl.com 11 ENGLISH BI WI RE CO NNE CT IO N STUDI O 1 9 0 / STU DI O 1 8 0  The Studio 1 9 0 and Studio 1 80 conne c tion assemblies have t wo set s of input terminals that are connec ted by met al jumper bar s. T he upp er set of terminals is for the midr ange/t we eter , and th e lower set of terminals is for the wo ofer(s ). This[...]

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    ww w.jbl.com 12 13 Wip e the cabin et with a clean, dr y cloth to remove dust. Damp cloths may dull the c abinet ’s finish. Do not use volatile • liquids such as benzene, paint thinner o r alcohol on the c abinet . Do not spr ay insec ticide near th e cabinet . • T o remove dust from th e grille fab ric, use a va cuum cleaner set to low suc [...]

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    12 ww w.jbl.com 13 ENGLISH STUD IO 190 FLOOR ST A NDI NG SPE AK ER Speake r t y pe: Three -w ay dual-wo ofer , flo ors tanding Low-f requenc y tr ansducer: T wo 6- 1 /2" ( 16 5mm) P o lyPlas ™ cones , magnetic ally shielde d Midrang e transducer : 4" ( 1 0 0mm) PolyPlas cone, magnetically shielde d High- frequen c y transducer : 1 &quo[...]

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    ww w.jbl.com 14 15 STUD IO 120 c CE NTE R CH ANN EL SPE AKE R Speake r t y pe: 2- 1 /2-way dual cent er-chann el Low-f requenc y tr ansducer: T wo 4" ( 1 0 0mm) PolyPlas cones, magneticall y shielded High- frequen c y transducer : 1 " CMMD Lite dom e, magnetically shie lded, in a Bi -Ra dial constant-direc tivi t y waveguide Power hand[...]

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    14 ww w.jbl.com 15 ENGLISH © 20 10 Harman International In dustr ies, Incor po rated. All r ights res er ved . Features, spe cific ations and ap pear ance are subjec t to chan ge with out not ice. JBL, Bi -R adial an d CMMD are tr ademar k s of Har man Internationa l Industr ies, In corpo rated, registere d in the Unite d States and/or other coun[...]